Facts

Facts and figures are nice to now when you are travelling, who would visit the Great Wall of China without knowing how long it is or how black the Black Sea is. But for sure those facts and figures add value to our travel, gives us some feeling about the attractions we are exploring. That is why we have put down here for you some facts and figures related to fire in Iceland, about volcanoes, hot springs and so much more.

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Literacy has been universal in Iceland since the end of the eighteenth century. In 1907 school attendance was made obligatory for all children aged 10-14. Before the age of ten they were generally taught at home. In 1946 compulsory school attendance was extended, and at present it covers the ages between 7 and 16. Those who wish to continue their education either go to various specialised schools or to secondary schools. 
There are number of universities in Iceland. The largest is the University of Iceland with about 8,000 students.  Pr...

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