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Parking in Reykjavík
If you're visiting Reykjavík for the first time and planning to rent a car, parking is easy once you understand the city's parking zones, payment options, and basic rules. Paid parking is managed by Reykjavík Parking Service and is concentrated mainly in the city centre.
The cool side of summer
What if the best summer holiday isn't the hottest one? In Reykjavík, nature, culture and wellbeing come together in one unforgettable coolcation, without the stress of extreme summer heat.
Two days in Reykjavík: What to do in 48 hours
What if you came to Reykjavík for two days and just generally slowed down? Here's an unhurried 2-day itinerary that won't tire you out but help you discover Iceland's capital city at a gentler pace.
Investing in Reykjavík
The City of Reykjavík’s Department of Economic Development promotes the city as a business location and assists local and international companies considering locating or expanding to reach their business objectives, as well as develop new and interesting economic areas in the city of Reykjavík.
Reykjavík receives a top rating in climate issues
The City of Reykjavík receives the highest recognition and top rating for being a leading city in international climate affairs. Reykjavík is one of 95 cities that receive an A rating for transparency in measures against climate change from the independent rating company CDP. Only 9.8% of cities that received a rating for 2021 received an A.
Arriving by Cruise Ship
Reykjavík is a popular destination for cruise travelers, offering a warm welcome, stunning scenery, and easy access to the heart of the city.
Reykjavik History Museums and Experiences
Explore the best history museums in Reykjavík. Compare entry fees, locations, and key exhibits from the Settlement Exhibition to open-air museums.
The City Areas
The Reykjavík Capital Area is the country's largest and most populated city and currently home to 234.910 people (2020), that's two-thirds of the entire Icelandic population!
City Hall
City Hall is the home of a huge 3D printed map of Iceland on the ground floor. The building itself as the architects conceived Reykjavík City Hall primarily as an interface where the contrasts of nature and city intertwine into a complex, three-dimensional whole.
Before you visit Reykjavík
Prepare yourself for your upcoming trip with all the information needed for a visit to Reykjavík.