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Viðey Island
The combination of stunning views, historical ruins and contemporary art pieces make Viðey island something special. Just a short boat-ride takes you to another world, to be explored in your own time.
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
Sky Lagoon
Experience True Icelandic Bathing Culture at an Oceanside Geothermal Lagoon - Minutes from the City Centre Sky Lagoon is a scenic geothermal bathing experience rooted in Icelandic nature, culture and history. Located just minutes from Reykjavík's city centre, the oceanside lagoon offers stunning views of the North Atlantic, distant mountain peaks, towering glaciers and more. Unwind as you soak it…
Playing golf in the capital area
Playing golf in Iceland is an adventure you’ll remember for a lifetime. Do you think playing golf at midnight surrounded by lava fields sound too strange to be true? Not in Iceland! Midnight golf is available in summer due to Iceland’s northerly location, and one-tenth of Iceland’s surface is adorned with lava. Sweeping mountains and majestic ocean views characterises Icelandic golf courses,…
Perlan - Wonders of Iceland
Perlan – the Pearl – is an immersive museum that showcases Iceland’s extraordinary landscapes and nature in an accessible and engaging way. Its impressive hands-on, interactive exhibits and shows explain the country’s landforms, geology and wildlife. State-of-the-art technology elevates Perlan from an ordinary museum to one that guests will find innovative and memora
Perlan Museum- Wonders of Iceland
Perlan Museum- Wonders of Iceland is one of the largest and most ambitious exhibition project in Reykjavík in recent years. The first exhibition, Glaciers and Ice, opened on 2 July and more will follow next year.
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…
Turf House Food Truck
Welcome to a food truck that brings the spirit of Icelandic nature and culinary traditions to life. Created by two close friends with a shared passion for Iceland and cooking, it offers a distinctive addition to Reykjavík’s food scene.Inspired by traditional Icelandic turf houses, the truck features a moss-covered roof and is located in the heart of the city, close to Hallgrímskirkja. Its design…
Center Hotels Plaza
Located right in the heart of downtown Reykjavik, Center Hotels Plaza overlooks the city’s oldest square, the central venue for cultural events and performances. Surrounded by shops, restaurants and the harbor, when you stay at Plaza, the buzz of central Reykjavik is always on your doorstep.
Fishmarket Restaurant
Fishmarket, or Fiskmarkaðurinn in Icelandic, is an upscale restaurant located at Aðalstræti 12 in Reykjavík’s historic centre, offering modern Icelandic cuisine with Asian influences. Known for its high-quality seafood, premium ingredients, and attentive service, the restaurant combines local produce with Japanese and broader Asian techniques to create a menu that is both rooted in Icelandic…