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Christmas Programme at Árbær Open Air Museum
Sundays 11 and 18 December from 13:001-17:00 Celebrate Christmas in an old-fashioned way at the Árbær Open Air Museum!
Brasserie Askur
This family-friendly Icelandic brasserie is located near Laugardalur and several of the city’s largest hotels.Askur offers a generous weekday lunch buffet from Monday to Friday, 11:30–14:00, and its popular steak buffet every Sunday from 17:00–21:30. The menu also includes grilled steaks, seafood, burgers and children’s meals.The restaurant welcomes groups of ten or more by prior arrangement and…
Old Harbour
The old harbour is the heart of Reykjavík and the catalyst to its formation. The city grew up around the harbour and in the early 20th century it became one of the centres of the Icelandic trawling industry. The harbour area has been transformed in the past decades. It is still one of the most important harbours in Iceland, but in recent years tourism and whale watching have gradually replaced…
Kringlan shopping mall
Kringlan is the largest shopping mall in Reykjavík. Kringlan offers a wide variety of over 150 shops, 23 places to eat and a range of services. At Kringlan you will find everything from a public library and a cinema to some of the finest fashion shops and restaurants in town. We are situated in the heart of Reykjavík, but don’t worry - there’s plenty of parking space. Make the most of…
The Icelandic Phallological Museum
Housing the worldʹs largest collection of penises, the Icelandic Phallological Museum offers visitors a unique and unforgettable learning experience. Over recent years the family friendly museum has grown steadily and as of 2020 the presentation has been improved immensely. And now with a phallic themed bistro, the visitors can enjoy exclusive craft beers and dishes.
The vast majority of inhabitants of Reykjavík have a favourable attitude to tourists
Inhabitants in the capital area of Reykjavík generally still have a favourable view of tourists, as they did last year, according to a survey carried out in April for Visit Reykjavík. In the intervening year the number of tourists has increased greatly: in the first four months of 2016 visitor numbers were 35% up on the same period in 2015, according to figures from the Iceland Tourist Board.
FlyOver Iceland
FlyOver Iceland is an immersive flight simulation experience located in the Grandi area of Reykjavík, combining storytelling, technology, and landscape into a single indoor attraction.
7 Must-See Reykjavik Neighborhoods according to viator.com
This cosmopolitan capital packs an outsized punch. Iceland’s capital may be small, but each of its neighbourhoods has its own distinct atmosphere
Aurora Reykjavík - The Northern Lights Center
Discover the magic of the Northern Lights at Aurora Reykjavík, Iceland's original and only museum dedicated entirely to the Aurora Borealis! Conveniently located in the vibrant Grandi district, just a short walk from Reykjavík’s city center, Aurora Reykjavík is an absolute must-visit for anyone eager to experience the wonder of the Northern Lights
Geothermal Exhibition
Experience firsthand how green, sustainable energy is produced at Iceland's largest geothermal power plant. The Hellisheiði Geothermal Plant, owned and operated by ON Power, generates electricity for Iceland’s national grid and provides hot water for the capital region. It is situated in a stunning location surrounded by mountains and moss-covered lava fields.