Skogar is a small village located in southern Iceland, near the famous Skógafoss waterfall. It is known for its picturesque landscapes and traditional turf houses, which showcase the unique architectural style of the region. The village serves as a popular stop for tourists exploring the nearby Vatnajökull National Park and the southern coast. The Skogar Museum is a notable attraction in the village, featuring exhibits on Icelandic history, culture, and rural life. Visitors can learn about the country's heritage through artifacts, photographs, and displays that highlight the significance of farming and fishing in Iceland's past.