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RAINBOW REYKJAVÍK 2014
Celebrate Iceland's Winter Pride Festival from 30. Jan - 2. Feb Late January 2014 heralds the start of the 3rd annual Rainbow Reykjavík LGBT Winter Pride Festival in Reykjavík. The 3-day programme offers a mixture of nature, activities, culture, cuisine, music and nightlife. It starts on the 30th of January with a soak in the Blue Lagoon, followed by dinner at the renowned Lava Restaurant and…
Klambratún park
Klambratún is one of the largest public parks in Reykjavik and puts a great look on the Hlíðar neighbourhood. Klambratún, which has also been named Miklatún, is bounded by Hringbraut, Rauðarárstígur, Flókagata and Langahlíð, but the area is named after the farm Kl
The Winter Lights Festival starts this Thursday
The festival will be launched with the projection of the work Ofbirta by Márta Róbertsdóttir at Hallgrímskirkja and the Light Trail will be in place with new, amazing works in collaboration with Art in Light.
Added value with the City Card
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.
Fosshotel Rauðará
Fosshotel Rauðará is an excellent base for a Reykjavik centre stay while remaining a convenient location for access to Reykjavik City airport. While just a short walk away from the famous shopping street of Laugavegur and the Reykjavík Art Museum, Fosshotel Rauðará still enjoys the quiet of a peaceful city neighbourhood.”
Radisson Blu 1919
Surrounded by restaurants, museums, and modern shopping, the Radisson Blu 1919 Hotel is a landmark destination in the city's historic center, offering a perfect blend of heritage and contemporary comfort.
Want to take a peek inside an Icelandic home?
Just opened in the Reykjavík Museum of Photography is the exhibition "Home" by artist Hanna Siv Bjarnardóttir. Dedicated to the "classic" Icelandic home, the photographs give an interesting insight into the country's way of living. Hanna visited a number of senior citizens living in Stokkseyri, a small town in the south of Iceland. In a short window of time, she learned many things about the…
Sagatrail
Sagatrail is an Icelandic initiative that brings together museums, exhibitions, and historical sites across the country. Its aim is to highlight Iceland’s rich cultural heritage by connecting key locations associated with history, storytelling, and the Icelandic sagas.Through its network, Sagatrail promotes cultural tourism and encourages visitors to explore both well-known landmarks and lesser…
Icelandic Saga & Heritage Association
ISHA – Icelandic Saga & Heritage Association was founded by 18 members in 2006. The association have now around 80 members, from all regions of the country. ISHA is a forum for collaboration for those involved in Saga & Heritage tourism in Iceland, especially regarding publicity, quality and professional standards (museums, exhibitions, Saga sites etc). It initially focused on the heritage of…
God, I Feel So Bad
After a successful series of international appearances in recent years, including major survey exhibitions on both sides of the Atlantic, Ragnar Kjartansson opens his first museum show in his homeland, Iceland next Saturday.