The Valþjófsstaður Door is a medieval wooden door located in Iceland, notable for its intricate carvings. Dating back to the 12th century, it features scenes from Norse mythology, including a depiction of the hero Valþjófur battling a dragon. This door is a significant example of early Icelandic craftsmanship and storytelling. Originally part of a church in Valþjófsstaður, the door is now housed in the National Museum of Iceland. Its detailed artwork provides insight into the cultural and artistic practices of the time, reflecting the importance of mythology in Icelandic heritage.