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The Summer Program at Bíó Paradís
Check out the summer program at Bíó Paradís, Iceland’s first and only art-house cinema.
Iceland vs France in the Heart of Reykjavík
The next historical football game, Iceland vs France will be shown at Arnarhóll on Sunday. The game starts at 7 pm, the programme will start about one hour before.
A Welcome Home Celebration at Arnarhóll Tonight
A big welcome home celebration for the Icelandic men´s national football team will be at Arnarhóll tonight.
Iceland is the Safest Country to Travel to for the 6th Year Running!
With terrorism at an all time high and global unrest threatening to impact destinations across the world, choosing a safe place to visit is a top priority for holidaymakers.
Sip 'N' Slide in downtown Reykjavík
Yesterday, Sunday 17 July, a "Sip 'N' slide" waterslide was placed in Bankastræti, a part of the main shopping street in downtown Reykjavík.
Iceland’s Brutal Landscapes Shape Its Cutting-Edge Tech
The Bloomberg show Hello World recently did an exciting cover story on Iceland’s evolving tech world.
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Krás Street Food Market opens Saturday 23 July in Fógetagarður Square
Krás Street Food Market opens on Saturday 23 july in Fógetagarður square in Reykjavik and will remain for the next five weekends. This is the fifth time Krás Street Food Markert will be held and as before delicious delicacies can be expected.
Top Five Favourite Spots in Reykjavík
Mike Keenan, a travel writer for Troy Media, spent three exhilarating days in Reykjavík and wrote about his five favorite spots in the city.
Reykjavík Pride 2016
Reykjavík Pride festival started today when the Mayor of Reykjavík, Mr. Dagur B. Eggertsson, began the painting of a rainbow in the stairs in front of Reykjavík Junior College followed by volunteers who will finish the painting. The theme of Reykjavík Pride this year is ‘Our History’ – the history of queer people, which reference to how the past has shaped ourselves and the society.