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Easter in Reykjavík
Roughly 70% of Icelanders belong to the Lutheran Church of Iceland, though only 45% claim to be religious. Whatever people think of god and religion, it's a fact that Easter is a National holiday in Iceland. This means a lot of places are closed on Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, as well as Easter Sunday & Monday. Most restaurant will stay open, but one can expect the majority of stores to close…
Looking for Happy Hour in Reykjavík
Explore the best happy hour in Reykjavík with this guide to top bars and lounges. Discover great drinks, local vibes, and unbeatable deals across the city.
Icelandia
Icelandia is one of Iceland’s leading tour operators. Its companies — Reykjavík Excursions, Flybus, Icelandic Mountain Guides, Dive.is, and Gray Line Iceland — are all leaders in their fields, delivering safe, enjoyable, and eco-conscious travel experiences across Iceland.From airport transfers to glacier expeditions, Icelandia operates its tours directly — ensuring consistent quality, safety…
Whale Watching in Reykjavik
Plan your whale watching Reykjavík adventure. Find the best tours, when to spot whales and puffins, and what to bring for a smooth, memorable experience.
Supermarkets in the Capital Area
There are many choices when buying groceries in Reykjavik. From supermarkets with lower-cost items like Bónus and Krónan to more expensive places with a variety of products like Hagkaup and Fjarðarkaup.
Looking to Have Brunch in Reykjavík
Discover the best brunch spots in Reykjavík! From seaside cafes to luxury buffets, here are 10 must-try places for brunch lovers visiting Iceland’s capital.
Easter in Iceland
Easter is a National holiday in Iceland.
Reykjavík the Business Venue
In Iceland, those opposites of light and dark, fire and ice, city and nature, are all part of the experience, while our location between the two great continents of Europe and America creates a unique connection with the rest of the world and the perfect middle ground to meet in.
Sustainable Tourism in Reykjavík
Reykjavík City is committed in making sustainable and responsible tourism attainable. Quality and the environment are decisive factors, which is mirrored in the Tourism Strategy for the City of Reykjavík.
New App for disabled travellers in Iceland
With Travable, disabled travelers can find restaurants, pools and other attraction based on their accessibility. The information is gathered via users' submission and ratings.