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Reykjavík's best outdoor spaces in Lonely Planet
Although Reykjavík is the capital city there is no shortage of green areas where one can get in touch with nature.
Reykjavík Tours
Are you a fan of the open sea, or do you thrill at the adventure on four wheels? Maybe you're dreaming of connecting with nature on horseback, or you're all about exploring city streets on foot. Check out the various tours available in Reykjavík.
Hiking and running in Reykjavík
Reykjavík boasts beautiful nature in every direction. From mountains to islands and expansive green spaces like Heiðmörk, experiencing the outdoors is effortless. Whether hiking through rugged terrain or exploring tranquil trails, Reykjavík offers diverse landscapes right on its doorstep.
National Day of Iceland
June 17thEvery year, Icelanders' national holiday is celebrated with all kinds of entertainment and events in the city centre!
Restorative weekend in Reykjavík
Reykjavík is an excellent city to rejuvenate and recharge empty batteries. Not only are we surrounded by the fresh ocean wind and beautiful nature, but the city has also excellent yoga studios and spa's
Reykjavík Music City
The city is home to an eclectic collection of genres, venues, events and performers that makes any music experience memorable. No matter what time of year, a visit to Reykjavík is not complete without exploring its unique music scene!
New Year’s Bonfires
New Year’s Bonfires (Áramótabrennur) will be in 17 places in the Reykjavík this year and in a similar manner as before. You can join the locals and experience old age customs and traditions of the New Year’s celebration.
Þúfa
Þúfa was designed by the Icelandic artist Ólöf Nordal, who sought to create a place of serenity and meditation in the bustling capital city. It is located by Reykjavík harbor in the Grandi area. The word “þúfa” in Icelandic means a tussock, but it can also mean a small mountain or a hummock. On the top of the hill is a shed for drying fish. The work was commissioned by the fish factory HB Grandi i
Dining in Reykjavík
Despite the capital's relatively petite size, there is certainly no shortage of restaurants, cafés and bars around the city!
New Year's Eve in Reykjavík
December 31stJoin 200,000 people on New Year's Eve as the city's population unleashes an unforgettable epic display of fireworks! This legendary night is very much created by the people of Reykjavik who collectively do an amazing job.