Written By: Amita Pandey | Updated: May 17, 2016, 5:30 PM
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Strandir is an aloof area where people were executed in 17th century for practicing witchcraft.
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The first person who was burned here was Jón Rögnvaldsson.
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Head of a ling was used in the magic to create storms.
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This museum keeps all the symbols that talk about different omen and superstition in the process of Sorcery.
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You will also find the creepy materials here that explain the knowledge of Sorcery in detail.
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This magical pant was supposed to create wealth for its owner according to the folktale.
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Well these magical worms kept at Museum of Icelandic Sorcery and Witchcraft are really creepy.
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This Museum also tells stories about the men and women burned for practicing Witchcraft.
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This is interesting; this place has preserved the guidelines for practicing different magic.
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Now that talks of real stories from the past. Isn’t it creepy?
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This museum talks of stories of those women who were burned alive as they were charged as witch.
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This place is scary but it deserves to be visited for the sake of a tales that were once believed to be true.
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