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Reykjavík FAQs
If you have any questions about all things Reykjavík, check out this list, it might give you the answers.
Lágafellslaug pool
The Lágafell pool area is spacious and varied, offering facilities for swimmers of all ages. The main feature is a 25‑metre outdoor swimming pool, complemented by three hot tubs with temperatures ranging from 38°C to 42°C, ideal for relaxation.Families are particularly well catered for, with a shallow children’s pool and three water slides that appeal to both children and adults alike. One of the…
More Reykjavík adventures with Kjetil
Inspired by Kjetil's journey through Reykjavík? Follow in his footsteps and discover the places that made an impression on him. Saddle up for a horseback ride, slip into your swimsuit for a dip in a local pool, hike to scenic viewpoints and explore some of the city's best-known landmarks. These are some of the places Kjetil visited while getting to know Reykjavík. His route is a great place to…
Mosfellsbær Itinerary
What can you do in the sleepy little town of Mosfellsbær, 20 minutes away from Reykjavík, Iceland? Keep reading, and we'll tell you all about it!
Swimming culture in Iceland
Swimming pools in Iceland are nothing like in most European Cities. If you truly want to follow in the footsteps of the locals, you should visit one of Reykjavík's 18 geothermal swimming pools.
Ways to spend a day in Reykjavík
Discover the best activities in Reykjavík. From outdoor adventures to cultural experiences, explore top things to do for an unforgettable Icelandic getaway.
Neighborhoods of Reykjavík: Where to stay
Find the best area to stay in Reykjavík with our guide to its neighbourhoods. Discover top accommodations, local attractions, and unique vibes for an ideal visit.
Before you visit Reykjavík
Prepare yourself for your upcoming trip with all the information needed for a visit to Reykjavík.
Explore Reykjavik like a local
There are definitely plenty of attractions that are popular with everyone who comes to Iceland. What will be covered here is how to explore the capital area of Reykjavik as less of a tourist and more of a native.
Dark Magic-Winter Lights Festival 2-5 February 2017
A splendid Winter Lights Festival will take place 2-5 February in all six municipalities of the capital area. This is the sixteenth time that this festival of light and darkness is held, comprising four main features – Museum Night, Swimming Pool Night, Snow Party and Light Art – along with more than 150 events to which countless artists contribute in order to create a unique ambiance in the…