Norse Tales

Discover Yule: A Cozy Norse Winter Celebration

One of the most enchanting and significant celebrations in the Norse calendar is Yule. Yule, also known as Jul or Jól, is a festival that harkens back to the Viking Age and is still celebrated toda...

The Viking Age: A Glimpse into Everyday Life

To a journey back in time, delving into the intriguing world of the Vikings, we'll try to unravel the intricate tapestry of this enigmatic culture, shedding light on their customs, traditions, and ...

Freyja: The Norse Goddess of Love and Power

Freyja, also known as Freya, is a multifaceted goddess who has left an indelible mark on Norse mythology. She's a complex character, embodying both love and war, which is quite a unique combination.

Shipbuilding: The Secrets of Viking Longships

Vikings are renowned for their epic voyages, and it's impossible to talk about their maritime exploits without mentioning the Viking longships. These ships were the beating heart of Viking explorat...

What did the Vikings do in October?

In October, like any other time of the year, the Vikings were engaged in a variety of activities that played a crucial role in shaping their culture and history. Let's explore what the Vikings did ...

What the Vikings Wore — A Style Guide From the Time of the Norse

When it comes to Viking style there’s a lot that enters into consideration. In other articles, we’ve covered how to integrate Viking style into your day-to-day, but this article will cover what the...

Ragnar Lothbrok — Separating the Man From the Myth

The Ragnar of Vikings, played by Travis Fimmel, is a complex and flawed character, a farmer who rises to kingship. But what of the real Ragnar?

We made bread the way the Vikings made it. Here is how you too can do it!

A delicious and hearty bread straight from the hearth of the Vikings! Here is how to make your own Vikings bread based on the historical ingredients...

The Skalds — Rockstars of the Ancient World

There is perhaps no greater source for information on Old Norse culture and practice than the Skalds. The Skalds were poets, songsmiths, and writers of the ancient world of the Norse, and recorded ...