The document summarizes several popular sights in Iceland, including the tall Hallgrímskirkja church in Reykjavík, the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa, Þingvellir National Park which contains the site of Iceland's original parliament, and the active Hekla volcano. It also mentions the Skaftafell Ice Cave, the Northern Lights (aurora borealis), Eyjafjallajökull volcano which disrupted European air travel in 2010, and Iceland's cute native animals, being careful to avoid the "giant death volcanoes". The conclusion encourages visiting Iceland but staying away from its erupting volcanoes.

1. Sights of Iceland
By Jeanette Kulick
Moyan Brenn; Iceland; Flickr | Hot to Trot; Fire & Ice; Janet Rodgers

2. Hallgrímskirkja
A church of impressive height measuring
at 244 feet, Hallgrímskirkja parish church
is an architectural masterpiece based on
another Icelandic natural wonder known
as the Black Falls.
Daniel Williams; Hallgrímskirkja; Flickr | Foxteh; Hallgrímskirkja; Flickr | Svartifoss; Pietro Izzo; Flickr

3. Blue Lagoon
Located in Grindavík, the Blue Lagoon is
a geothermal spa that is an average of
98 - 102 F. Minerals like silica and
sulphur give the water its color and can
help people suffering from skin diseases.
Andrew Rhodes; Untitled; AndrewRhodesPhoto | Jonathan Percy; We All Want…; Flickr | Anonymous; WhenOnEarth

4. Þingvellir
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Þingvellir
National Park is a historical site where
the Icelandic parliament (The Alþingi) was
first formed in 930 AD, making Iceland’s
parliament the oldest running parliament
in the world.
Adam Groffman Untitled; TravelsOfAdam | Moyan Brenn; Gullfoss; Flickr | Anonymous; VisitIceland

5. Hekla
An infamously active stratovolcano, Hekla
became known as the “Gate to Hell” in
the Middle Ages. It has produced the
largest amount of lava in the world in
the last millenium and is set to erupt
again this year.
Gaetan Semet; Hekla; Xeberon | Alexandre Deschaumes; Silver and Gold; 500px | Anonymous; NextTripTourism

6. Skaftafell Ice Cave
Located in Vatnajökull National Park, the
ice caves are temporary structures
formed under a glacial lake. New ones are
formed every winter, the only time it’s
safe to enter the caves.
Return of Ice Age; Anonymous; Flickr | Anonymous; TravelForSomeday | Brauche; Untitled; Brauchele

7. Aurora Borealis
It’s a beautiful natural phenomenon that
only occurs in the far north. Though it
can happen in many locations other than
Iceland, the landscape makes it seem even
more beautiful. It occurs only from late
fall to early spring.
Moyan Brenn; Iceland; Flickr | Stephane Vasser; Untitled; Flavorwire | Anonymous; ExtremeIceland

8. Eyjafjallajökull
A glacier that is also another volcano, it
may be even more active than Hekla,
erupting in 2010 and disrupting almost
the entirety of air traffic in and out of
Europe for a week. It is also apparently
a GIANT DEATH VOLCANO.
Anonymous; HuffingtonPost | Anonymous; HelpTheWordsEscape | Peter Vancoillie; Untitled; Flickr

9. Cute animals
Admiring native animals is very useful for
helping to ignore the giant death volcano.
Not as useful if you fail to keep them
away from the giant death volcano.
KRediske; Untitled; LivingRuthless | Anonymous; Lists10 | Orvaratli; The Icelandic Horse; EarthShots

10. THE END
Go to Iceland.
(Just stay away from the giant death volcano.)
Anonymous; 123rf