Norse Legends

Grýla: The Gigantic Ogre of Icelandic Folklore

In the dark, snow-covered mountains of Iceland lives Grýla, a fearsome ogress from centuries-old folklore. Known for her appetite for misbehaving children, Grýla descends from her cave each Christmas to...

Everyday Life in a Viking Village

Everyday life in a Norse village was a harmonious blend of labor, community engagement, and cultural richness. Their resilience and adaptability enabled them to thrive in the challenging environments of...

Who are the Goats that pull Thor's Chariot

The God of Thunder leads many adventures throughout the nine realms and, whenever possible, the Prince of Asgard rides to glory in style: in his trusty chariot, pulled by his two...

The Viking daily life

How was a normal day for a Viking? The ordinary nature of how the Norse peoples and Vikings lived day-to-day may surprise you. In fact, the daily life in the north...

Norse Family life During the Viking Age

Family life was important to Norse men and women. While arranged marriages might have been the norm, romance and courtship were an integral part of the couple’s life. In many...

Born for Valhalla: How Viking Children Learned the Art of War

Viking Children Learned the Art of Axe and Shield from a young age. In a hard and cold land, they were borne ready for glory and Valhalla.

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Norse Legends

Grýla: The Gigantic Ogre of Icelandic Folklore

Everyday Life in a Viking Village

Who are the Goats that pull Thor's Chariot

The Viking daily life

Norse Family life During the Viking Age

Born for Valhalla: How Viking Children Learned the Art of War

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