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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.
A New Restaurant and Café Have Opened in Perlan
In July a new restaurant and café were opened on the top floor of Perlan. Perlan is one of the many iconic sights to visit in Reykjavík.
New Film Festival Coming to Reykjavik in February
The Stockfish Film Festival will promote European productions, industry networking, filming locations and tax rebates available in Iceland.
Driving Arrangements for Busses/Coaches in the City Centre
A new arrangement for tourist bus/coach traffic in the capital city centre was approved by the Environment and Planning Committee on 3 May 2017 and by the city council on 11 May.
High Quality Restaurants in Reykjavik
Reykjavík is known for its high-quality restaurants with a selection of both local and international dishes.
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.
Reykjavík on a Budget
You´ve probably heard that Reykjavík is a very expensive city to travel to but there are various places to visit and things to do which don´t cost a thing or very little.
Reykjavik Classics in Harpa Summer 2017
Iceland´s award-winning concert hall Harpa proudly presents Reykjavik Classics in Eldborg summer 2017. This unique concert series is now in its second year and is indeed a welcome addition to the vibrant scene of arts and culture in the Capital. Reykjavik Classics features live classical music performed by artists of the highest caliber in “one of the ten best concert halls of the new millennium.”
Reykjavík in 48 hours
We’ve put together an itinerary to help you make the most of your time in Reykjavík, Iceland — even if you only have 2 days - 48 hours - to spend in the city.
11 years of Stockfish Film Festival
Stockfish Film and Industry Festival proudly announces its 11th edition, taking place from April 3rd to April 13th, 2025.