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Popular Things to Do in Reykjavík
Explore top attractions, local hotspots, and must-see sights for an unforgettable adventure in Iceland’s capital.
Elliðaárstöð
Destination of Energy and Nature in Reykjavík!
Traditional Icelandic dishes to try in Reykjavík
Savor the best traditional Icelandic food in Reykjavík. From hearty lamb soup to fresh seafood, explore authentic dishes that showcase Iceland’s rich culinary heritage.
Be inspired for your visit to Reykjavík
Explore our collection of articles designed to inspire and help you plan the perfect trip to Reykjavík. Whether you're seeking art, nature, or unique local experiences, there's something here for everyone!
Your Reykjavík Guide from January to April
Discover the magic of Reykjavík from January to April! From breathtaking northern lights and the enchanting Winter Lights Festival to cozy indoor activities and unique Easter traditions, this guide has everything you need to make the most of Reykjavík's winter magic and spring awakenings. Start planning your unforgettable adventure today!
Libraries & Culture Houses
Icelanders love books! We have the highest number of authors per capita, several book-related festivals, and Reykjavík is the first UNESCO City of Literature that doesn't have English as its native tongue
Shopping
For a relatively small city, Reykjavík is a shopper’s paradise. There is literally something for everyone, charming little street boutiques, beautiful local and international design stores or large shopping malls with a great variety of stores.
Where to eat and drink in Reykjavik
Whether you’re looking for an elegant fine dining experience, a cozy café to unwind, a lively happy hour spot, or a family-friendly restaurant, the city has something for everyone.
Hamraborg Festival
Hamraborg Festival is a multidisciplinary artist-run art festival focusing on visual arts, site-specific works, performance art and social engagements.
National Gallery of Iceland
The National Gallery of Iceland is a national museum and the main emphasis of the collection is on 20th and 21st century Icelandic art, but international art is featured as well. The museum owns the most valuable collection of works by Icelandic artists in the country.