Library websites

Digital reproductions of old Icelandic books.

A union catalogue of Icelandic manuscripts in three manuscript collections.

Music and other sound recordings kept by the Library.

Images of old maps of Iceland and an outline of the history of mapping the country.

Digitised copies of Icelandic, Faroese and Greenlandic newspapers and journals.

A catalogue of Icelandic publications up to 1844.

The website of the Iceland Consortium for Electronic Subscriptions: national access to electronic databases and journals.

A research portal showing the research activity of the Icelandic universities and institutions that take part in the system.

The Icelandic National Bibliography: a record of material published in Iceland, with statistics.

A database of Icelandic music and cultural heritage: sound recordings, photographs, films, manuscripts and texts.

Help with searching for sources, links to databases and a wide range of instructional material (in Icelandic).

An integrated search portal that searches many electronic databases at once, including the union catalogue of Icelandic libraries.

An index of personal names, corporate bodies, subject headings and geographical names from the Gegnir authority file.

A repository of research outputs and doctoral theses in open access from the Icelandic universities, since 2016.

A digital repository that receives the electronic material deposited under legal deposit.

A digital repository of final theses from the universities in Iceland (bachelor's and master's theses).

Books, e-books, audiobooks, journals and articles in the collections of the National and University Library of Iceland, on Leitir.

An archive of websites from the national domain .is.

A bibliography of translations of the sagas of Icelanders and tales, the Eddic poems, bishops' sagas, legendary sagas, chivalric sagas and kings' sagas.

About Hallgrímur Pétursson and his Passíusálmar (Hymns of the Passion)

The handbook for bibliographic cataloguing in the union catalogue of Icelandic libraries (in Icelandic).

An educational website about Jón Árnason and his collection of folk tales.

A website about the national poet Jónas Hallgrímsson.

The history of women's suffrage in Iceland.

The Women's History Archives share knowledge of women's history and research and help with finding sources.

The Theatre Museum preserves and shares knowledge of the history of the performing arts in Iceland.

An archive and a research and educational institution in the field of oral history.

The National and University Library of Iceland's website on open access to publicly funded scientific material and research results.

A museum of Icelandic music, musical culture and musical heritage.

A teaching website on sources and their use: finding, evaluating and using sources (in Icelandic).