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Reykjavík City Card not only gives you free access to some awesome stuff, but also comes with added value in the form of discounts at our partners.
Festival of the sea 1.-2. of June
Festival of the Sea is an extension of Fishermen’s Day which is held on the first Sunday in June. The festival celebrations take place on both Saturday and Sunday, with the events on Saturday being referred to as Harbour Day. The festival reflects traditional Icelandic culture and the nation’s long-standing dependency on fishing. The festival celebrates all aspects of the sea, such as…
Ásvallalaug
The newest and most child-friendly pool in Hafnarfjörður, Ásvallalaug, is also the biggest thermal pool in Iceland at about 6,000 m² (65,000 feet²).
Seaman´s Day Celebrations this Weekend
Don´t miss the Seaman´s Day celebrations in Reykjavík this weekend. This is a festival which has been held annually throughout Iceland´s coastline towns and villages since 1938. The festival honours all those that work at sea and in fisheries in Iceland.
Vesturbæjarlaug pool
At Vesturbæjarlaug you’ll find a 25‑metre outdoor swimming pool, a children’s pool, hot tubs, a sauna, a steam bath, and a cold plunge pool, as well as outdoor changing facilities. At the front desk, visitors can purchase swimwear and refreshments, and make use of free Wi‑Fi.This neighbourhood pool is especially popular with local residents, making it a great place to relax and chat with the…
Breiðholtslaug pool
Breiðholtslaug features a 25 × 12.5‑metre outdoor swimming pool with five lanes, kept at a comfortable 29°C. There is also a smaller indoor pool measuring 12.5 × 8 metres, with a slightly warmer temperature of 30°C.
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,…
Iceland’s Water Cure in New York Times Magazine
“On a frigid February day in Reykjavik, I stood bare chested and dripping wet just inside the dressing room at the Vesturbaejar pool, facing a long, cold walk to the outdoor hot tubs. My host was stoic, strong, a Viking. I was whining.”
Klébergslaug pool
Klébergslaug is located within the sports centre in Kjalarnes, just off Route 1, and enjoys a truly scenic coastal setting. Set directly by the shoreline, the pool offers open views across the ocean, creating a particularly peaceful atmosphere. Nearby, there are also facilities for sea swimming for those keen to take a bracing dip in the North Atlantic.
Grafarvogslaug pool
Grafarvogslaug opened in 1998 and has been expanded gradually over the years. Today, the complex offers a well‑rounded range of facilities, including an indoor pool, outdoor pool, wading pool, play pool, and several hot tubs. There is also a main water slide alongside a smaller slide for children, making the pool particularly appealing to families.