Elfschool en Reykjavík

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  Hugi Hólm Guðbjörnsson

  :: 04 March 2018 04:58:29

  No Icelandic person believes in Elfs except the mentally ill.

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  JcBizzy

  :: 02 March 2018 22:31:07

  One of the last things we did on our week long excursion to Iceland. We thought this would be a fun, interesting experience but turned out to be utterly disappointing and extremely uncomfortable. Magnus the “Headmaster” repeatedly asked my girlfriend to marry him and sexually harassed her by asking her to get naked at one point. We ended up leaving early to be followed with more insidious comments as we walked out the door. We reported the experience to the Icelandic Tourist Board. We talked to many lovely Icelandic people the entire trip but, unfortunately, this left us leaving the country with an awful taste in our mouths.

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  Björn Erlendur

  :: 10 January 2018 23:44:37

  Such atmosphere. You can just feel that you live in a high-fantasy world. I'd recommend it especially to people that have already been living on Iceland for a short time - a perfect way to relax. I'm considering coming again with my family and friends. Just don't feed that big troll sitting on the table next to you and you'll like it.

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  The 3 B. Lockwins

  :: 05 January 2018 23:20:16

  My two daughters and I loved our time with Magnus at the elf school! Very informative! We have long believed in Hidden folk, among other things, and were delighted to hear the accounts Magnus told. The bread and pancakes were phenomenal. We definitely recommend this if you like tales of the extraordinary. We will plan to visit again next time we are in Iceland. Thank you Magnus for a remarkable visit!

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  Ethel McGinn

  :: 20 July 2017 18:25:32

  This is a tourist trap. It is so expensive and absolutely not worth it. There were people there when we went who were SO excited to listen and learn and even they fell asleep during the "class". If you are someone who is already skeptical of the existence of elves you will absolutely abhor "elfschool".