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19 Icelandic newspapers in the directory

With a highly literate population, this Nordic nation sustains a robust tradition of print media despite its small market size. The daily Morgunblaðið, founded in 1913, operates as the historic newspaper of record and maintains a conservative editorial stance. Readers seeking business news turn to Viðskiptablaðið, a financial weekly, while DV serves the market for tabloid journalism and investigative reporting. For non-native readers, The Reykjavik Grapevine offers an English-language perspective on local arts and culture. Regional publications like Akureyri's Vikudagur provide essential coverage outside the capital area. Paperboy indexes 19 Icelandic newspapers — browse the full directory below.

Compiled by Paperboy editorial · Updated 2026-06-01

ALL NEWSPAPERS(19)

Baejarins Besta

Reykjavik, Reykjavik

Established in 1984, this publication serves as a key regional news source for the Westfjords of Iceland, focusing on local events, politics, and community life. It provides residents with vital information regarding regional development and cultural updates, maintaining a long-standing tradition of reporting on issues specific to the rural northwestern peninsula.

DV

Reykjavik, Reykjavik

DV is a prominent Icelandic news publication based in Reykjavik. Originally founded as a daily newspaper, it now operates as a comprehensive digital news portal. It covers national and international news, sports, entertainment, and lifestyle topics, maintaining a reputation for independent reporting and tabloid-style human interest stories.

Eyjafrettir

Vestmannaeyjar, Vestmannaeyjar

Eyjafréttir is a local news publication based in Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland. It provides comprehensive coverage of community news, local politics, sports, and the regional fishing industry. The outlet serves as a primary source of information for residents of the Westman Islands, featuring both digital and print content.

Eyjan

Kopavogur, Kopavogur

Operating as a prominent digital news outlet, this platform provides extensive coverage of Icelandic politics, society, and current affairs. It gained significant influence as a widely read source for real-time commentary and investigative journalism before integrating into broader national media networks.

Feykir

Saudarkrokr, Saudarkrokur

Serving as the primary regional news source for Northwest Iceland since 1980, this publication focuses on local events, community affairs, and the cultural life of the Skagafjörður district. It is highly regarded for maintaining a strong print tradition alongside its active digital presence, acting as a vital link for residents and the local diaspora.

Fjardar Posturinn

Hafnarfjordur, Hafnarfjordur

Fjarðarpósturinn is an Icelandic weekly newspaper based in Hafnarfjörður. Established in 1983, it serves as a local news source for the community, covering local events, municipal politics, and culture. The publication provides residents with news in Icelandic and maintains a digital archive of its printed editions.

Frettatiminn

Reykjavik, Reykjavik

Fréttatíminn is an Icelandic news publication based in Reykjavik that covers a wide range of topics, including domestic and international news, business, consumer issues, and entertainment. It provides regular updates on local events, politics, and society, serving as a general interest digital news source for Icelandic readers.

Húnahornið

Reykjavik, Reykjavik

Serving as a dedicated community news outlet for the Húnaþing vestra region, this publication provides comprehensive coverage of local affairs, regional development, and cultural events. It is a vital information resource for residents and stakeholders, offering a focused perspective on the social and economic life of northwestern Iceland.

Iceland Review

Reykjavik, Reykjavik

Established in 1963, this long-running publication serves as a primary English-language source for international readers seeking in-depth coverage of Icelandic news, culture, and travel. It is notable for its historical longevity and its role in providing a comprehensive, professional bridge between Iceland’s local affairs and a global audience.

Markadurinn

Reykjavik, Reykjavik

Markaðurinn is a prominent Icelandic business publication and supplement, currently hosted as the business section of the Vísir news portal in Reykjavik. It provides comprehensive coverage of national and international economics, finance, the stock market, and corporate developments, serving as a key resource for Iceland’s professional and financial sectors.

Morgunbladid

Reykjavik, Reykjavik

Founded in 1913, Morgunblaðið is Iceland's most prominent and historically significant daily newspaper. Headquartered in Reykjavik, it provides comprehensive coverage of national news, politics, and international affairs. Its associated website, mbl.is, remains one of the country's most frequently accessed digital news platforms and media portals.

Reykjavik Grapevine

Reykjavik, Reykjavik

Established in 2003, this English-language publication serves as a primary source of news, culture, and travel information for Iceland's international community and visiting tourists. It is widely recognized for its independent editorial voice, covering local politics and societal issues with a satirical edge while providing comprehensive guides to the country's arts and music scenes.

Skarpur

Husavik, Nordur-Mulasysla

Skarpur is a local weekly newspaper based in Húsavík, serving the residents of North-East Iceland, particularly the Þingeyjarsýsla region. It provides comprehensive coverage of community news, local politics, sports, and cultural events, maintaining a vital role in the region's communication and public discourse since its establishment.

Skessuhorn

Borgarnes, Myrasysla

Established in 1999, this weekly publication serves as a primary news source for the West Iceland region, focusing on local community events, regional politics, and rural issues. It maintains a significant influence as one of the country's most respected regional newspapers, bridging the gap between local reportage and broader national interests.

Stykkisholms Posturinn

Stykkisholmur, Snaefellsnesog Hnappadalssysla

Stykkishólmspósturinn is a local weekly newspaper serving the community of Stykkishólmur and the surrounding Snæfellsnes peninsula in western Iceland. It covers municipal news, regional events, and cultural happenings, providing essential information for residents and focusing on the social and economic development of this historic fishing town.

Vidskiptabladid

Reykjavik, Reykjavik

Viðskiptablaðið is Iceland's leading business newspaper, based in Reykjavík. It provides comprehensive coverage of the Icelandic economy, financial markets, and corporate news. Published weekly in print with daily online updates, it serves as a critical resource for professionals and investors interested in Iceland's commercial landscape.

Vikudagur

Akureyri, Akureyri

Vikublaðið is an Icelandic news publication based in Akureyri, serving the North Iceland region. It provides comprehensive coverage of local news, sports, culture, and community affairs. The outlet features reporting on regional development and innovation, acting as a key information source for the local residents and students.

Vikurfrettir

Keflavik, Keflavik

Víkurfréttir is a local news publication based in Keflavík, Iceland, serving the Suðurnes region on the Reykjanes peninsula. Established in 1980, it provides comprehensive coverage of local politics, sports, business, and community events through its digital platform, weekly print edition, and regional television broadcasts.

Visir

Reykjavik, Reykjavik

Vísir is a major Icelandic digital news publication based in Reykjavik. It serves as a comprehensive portal covering national and international news, business, sports, and entertainment. The site also integrates content from various television and radio stations, providing a central platform for multimedia reporting across Iceland.