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Jun
Icelandic National Day is a special holiday in Iceland, celebrated on June 17th. It marks the day in 1944 when Iceland became an independent country. People in Iceland have fun with parades, music, and dancing. Everyone feels happy and proud to be Icelandic. They wear colorful clothes and wave their flags. The day is extra special because June 17th was the birthday of Jón Sigurđsson, who was a leader in Iceland's fight for independence. Kids and families enjoy fun activities like games and eating ice cream. It's a joyful day where Icelanders celebrate their freedom and culture.
How to celebrate Icelandic National Day?
Start your day by dressing in red, white, and blue, the colors of Iceland's flag. Join a local parade or watch one online to see people in traditional clothing. Enjoy tasty Icelandic treats like hot dogs or skyr, a delicious yogurt-like snack. Listen to some Icelandic music and try learning an easy phrase in Icelandic. If you have sparklers, light them up safely to add some magic to the day. Draw or paint the Icelandic flag for fun. Finally, curl up with an Icelandic storybook or watch a kid-friendly Icelandic movie to wrap up your celebration with imagination.
Where Icelandic National Day is celebrated?
- - Iceland
