Icelandic horses may be the purest horse breed in the world. Icelandic horses may be the purest horse breed in the world. The horses of the Vikings; they have been isolated in this ancient Nordic ...

Enjoy photos of Iceland’s horses submitted to National Geographic by readers like you.

For over 20 years, Yale staff member Tory Bilski has taken a yearly journey to Iceland to bond with a unique group of women and ride the island’s native horses.

Horses have been in Iceland since the time of the Vikings – and thanks to the country’s strict laws, they’ve been purebred for over 1,000 years.

The campaign also serves to highlight the beauty of Icelandic horses, a colorful breed with over 40 colors and 100 variations that's known for being sure-footed and able to cross rough terrain.

Tory Bilski, 62, shares her real life story with Take 5’s Mitchell Jordan of how she journeyed to Iceland after her childhood love of horses was reignited.

Reykjavík, Iceland - Þetta reddast (It will all work out okay) is a common saying and one which, perhaps, sums up the people of Iceland and their outlook. The Inspired by Iceland campaigns have ...

Tourism agency Inspired by Iceland has created a giant keyboard which one of the well-trained horses Little Star, Rhymes or Crochet will walk over to create a unique message ...