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Let‘s help the ducklings
Let‘s help the ducks take care of their young ones – do not feed the ducks with bread.Visitors to the Reykjavík Pond should be respectfully reminded that during the next couple of weeks ducklings are hatching and the ducks are taking care of their young ones. We therefore ask guests not to feed the ducks with bread during this sensitive period. While feeding the ducks can be fun, it…
Another eruption at Holuhraun
Another fissure eruption started around 04:00 GMT Sunday on the same fissure which erupted Friday.The eruption is located at Holuhraun north of Bardarbunga volcano, about 250 km in direct line from Reykjavik. This area is one of the most remote places in Iceland, with no permanent inhabitants nearby. Popular tourist attractions located near the eruption site, including parts of Iceland's…
REYKJAVÍK INTERNATIONAL GAMES
The Reykjavík International Games, or RIG, are held annually in January to increase the competitiveness of Icelandic Athletes while reducing their travel costs by creating a unique international event in the city of Reykjavík that attracts strong foreign competitors.
The pond and Hljómskálagarðurinn park
Few open areas in Reykjavik occupy a more solid place in the hearts of the city's inhabitants than Tjörnin and its immediate surroundings, Hljómskálagarðurinn and Vatnsmýrin, where nature and human life meet in the middle of a metropolis in a unique way. At the northern end of the Pond, urbanization began in Reykjavík in the 18th century and since then the Pond has been a centrepiece in…
THE WINTER LIGHTS FESTIVAL PRESENTS POOL NIGHT!
Jump in and make a splash for free! Pool Night was introduced at the 2012 edition of the Winter Lights Festival and has since become a firm favourite on the programme of events. This year's event takes place on Saturday February 15th and invites guests to try many of the city's exceptional thermal pools for FREE. Pool Night added attractions include thrilling in-pool activities, music,…
New App for disabled travellers in Iceland
With Travable, disabled travelers can find restaurants, pools and other attraction based on their accessibility. The information is gathered via users' submission and ratings.
Tipsý Bar & Lounge
Tipsy Bar & Lounge is a cocktail bar located in central Reykjavík, offering a stylish yet approachable setting for evening drinks. Situated on Hafnarstræti, it is conveniently positioned within walking distance of the city’s main attractions and nightlife areas.The bar focuses on a curated selection of cocktails, alongside classic drinks, wine and beer. Guests can also find light dishes available…
CityHub
CityHub Reykjavik offers a unique blend of comfortable sleeping pods and luxurious shared spaces, redefining the city trip experience. With the innovative CityHub app and personalized assistance from a CityHost, guests can embark on an exciting adventure in the heart of Iceland's vibrant capital. Situated on Hverfisgata in the lively centre of Reykjavik, CityHub provides convenient access to the…
Alda Hotel Reykjavík
Alda Hotel Reykjavík is a contemporary boutique hotel located on the upper end of Laugavegur, Reykjavík’s main shopping street. Positioned in the quieter part of the city centre, it is within easy reach of shops, cafés and restaurants while remaining slightly removed from the busiest nightlife areas.The hotel offers around 90 guest rooms in a range of sizes, from compact standard rooms to more…
Culture Night opens with the unveiling of a sculpture by Rafael Barrios!
Reykjavík Culture Night 2013 will be officially launched on 24 August at 12.30 p.m. with the unveiling of a sculpture by the American artist Rafael Barrios at Höfðatún. The Mayor of Reykjavík, Jón Gnarr will unveil the work, Obtusa. Last winter nine sculptures by Barrios were exhibited along a Park Avenue, New York attracting great attention and admiration. The location of the Obtusa in Reykjavík…