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Food and Fun Festival
MarchWith extraordinary culinary talent, a selection of quality Icelandic ingredients combined with countless adventures and the chance to experience Reykjavík’s world-famous nightlife, the Food and Fun festival mixes a variety of exciting elements to create the ultimate recipe for fun.
Where to eat and drink in Reykjavík
Whether you’re looking for an elegant fine dining experience, a cozy café to unwind, a lively happy hour spot, or a family-friendly restaurant, the city has something for everyone.
Tiptoe Reykjavík Map
Reykjavik Jazz Festival
The festival hosts performances in a variety of styles, from contemporary jazz and the avant-garde to Latin jazz, gospel, and big bands. It features many acclaimed international Jazz players and Iceland’s leading Jazz musicians.
Sundhöll Hafnarfjarðar
This beautiful historic indoor pool is Hafnarfjörður’s oldest pools, built in 1943, well known for its quite atmosphere.
Festivals and events in Reykjavík
Reykjavík City is a hotbed of activity all year round, with a remarkable number of annual festivals and seasonal events attracting countless festivalgoers and media attention from around the world.
Festivals & Events in Hafnarfjörður
Hafnarfjörður hosts exciting events throughout the year, everything from music festivals to celebrations of Vikings and hidden people. Here you can find the main yearly events happening in the town so be sure to check it out before you plan your trip to Hafnarfjörður.
Our Favourite Views in Reykjavík
Discover the best views in Reykjavík—from iconic spots like Perlan and Hallgrímskirkja to hidden gems and nearby hikes with sweeping mountain and ocean views.
Taxi in Reykjavík
Quick and reliable. Licensed drivers operate 24/7 at standard rates, and some offer airport transfers.
Discover Reykjavík's great outdoors with Út um allt
While many visitors venture beyond Reykjavík for iconic sights, Út um allt highlights that unforgettable experiences can be found much closer to the city. From lava fields and coastal viewpoints to peaceful nature reserves, these routes reveal a different side of Iceland — one that feels personal, uncrowded, and authentic.