点评:Visiting Snorralaug was a surprisingly meaningful part of our West Iceland adventure. This historic geothermal pool — named “Snorri’s Pool” after the famed medieval poet, historian, and politician Snorri Sturluson — is believed to be one of the oldest man-used hot springs in Iceland, with roots going all the way back to the 10th–12th century. 
The pool itself is small and peaceful, surrounded by rustic stonework and a low key, historic vibe that feels very authentic. While you can’t bathe here (it’s protected as a heritage site and often too hot or cold to enter), it’s fascinating to see the place where Snorri himself once relaxed and reflected. 
There’s a clear sign explaining the significance, so even a quick stop gives context to Iceland’s saga-era culture. The setting felt almost meditative — a great moment to pause, snap photos, and connect your visit with real medieval history. 
If you’re into sagas, Norse literature, or just quirky historical gems that give you a real sense of place, Snorralaug is well worth a few minutes of your itinerary. The surrounding village of Reykholt and its cultural sites (like Snorrastofa museum) make the whole visit richer, so plan a little time to explore around. 
Highly recommended for history lovers, Icelandic culture buffs, and anyone who enjoys discovering the “story behind the story.”
翻译:参观斯诺里温泉(Snorralaug)是我们西冰岛之旅中令人惊喜且意义非凡的一部分。这座历史悠久的温泉池——以著名的中世纪诗人、历史学家和政治家斯诺里·斯图鲁松(Snorri Sturluson)的名字命名为“斯诺里温泉池”(Snorri’s Pool)——据信是冰岛最古老的人工温泉之一,其历史可以追溯到公元10至12世纪。
温泉池本身小巧而宁静,四周环绕着质朴的石砌结构,散发着低调而古朴的气息,令人倍感真实。虽然这里不能沐浴(它被列为文物保护单位,而且水温经常过高或过低不宜进入),但能够亲眼目睹斯诺里本人曾经放松身心、沉思冥想的地方,仍然令人着迷。
这里有一块清晰的标牌解释其意义,因此即使只是短暂的停留,也能让人对冰岛萨迦时代的文化有所了解。置身其中,仿佛进入了冥想状态——这是一个绝佳的驻足之地,可以拍照留念,并将你的旅程与真实的中世纪历史联系起来。 
如果您对萨迦、北欧文学,或者只是喜欢那些能让您真正感受到地域特色的奇特历史遗迹感兴趣,那么斯诺拉劳格 (Snorralaug) 绝对值得您在行程中抽出几分钟时间前往。周边的雷克霍尔特 (Reykholt) 村庄及其文化景点(例如斯诺拉斯托法博物馆)会让您的旅程更加丰富多彩,所以不妨安排一些时间四处探索一番。
强烈推荐给历史爱好者、冰岛文化爱好者以及所有喜欢探寻“故事背后的故事”的人。