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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.
World in Words
At World in Words, visitors can view the Icelandic manuscripts, the nation’s most precious cultural heritage. The manuscripts contain many ancient and renowned sagas and poems, as well as various other texts that reflect how previous generations thought about their lives and society.
Perlan Museum- Wonders of Iceland
Perlan Museum- Wonders of Iceland is one of the largest and most ambitious exhibition project in Reykjavík in recent years. The first exhibition, Glaciers and Ice, opened on 2 July and more will follow next year.
Geothermal Exhibition
Experience firsthand how green, sustainable energy is produced at Iceland's largest geothermal power plant. The Hellisheiði Geothermal Plant, owned and operated by ON Power, generates electricity for Iceland’s national grid and provides hot water for the capital region. It is situated in a stunning location surrounded by mountains and moss-covered lava fields.
The World of Icelandic Music
The World of Icelandic Music is a new experiential exhibition at the main entrance of Harpa concert hall. Through an evocative audio guide, visitors will embark on a voyage through the world of Icelandic music, from the earliest settlement to the present day.
Whales of Iceland
The Whales of Iceland Exhibition consists of 23 man-made life-size models of the various whale species found in Icelandic waters throughout its natural history.
Flame restaurant and bar
Flame Restaurant & Bar is a modern fusion restaurant in Reykjavík that brings together Scandinavian design and Japanese teppanyaki cooking. Located in Reykjavik's financial district, it centres on a style of dining where food is prepared directly in front of guests, turning the meal into a shared, social experience.
The Volcano Express
A thrilling cinematic journey through Iceland’s volcanic forces.
Why Reykjavík Is the Safest City in the World
Discover why Reykjavík is the safest city in the world. Explore how a culture of trust, equality, and reliable public services makes it a sanctuary for travelers.
Easter in Reykjavík: Exploring Museums and Icelandic Traditions
As spring breathes new life into Reykjavík, Easter offers a unique opportunity to delve into Icelandic culture while enjoying the city's vibrant atmosphere. For those who seek enriching experiences during this festive season, Reykjavík offers a plethora of museum visits intertwined with traditional Icelandic customs.