Valthjofsstadur

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Valthjofsstadur in Fljotsdalur valley enjoys a century-long reputation as a farm of prestige, a vicarage and a site of culture and distinction. In times of yore it was the residence of the Thorarinsson brothers, Thorvardur, one of the most powerful men in Iceland in his day (d. 1297), and Oddur, a great warrior slain at farm Geldingaholt in 1255. The famous Valthjofsstadur church door, one of the finest items in the National Museum at Reykjavik, derives from Valthjofsstadur. The present door is an exact replica.

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