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Exhibitions
Iceland is well known for its vast and beautiful nature. If you want to get to know some facts about our nature and its residents, you can check out some of these museums!
When the sky becomes the experience: Reykjavík after dark
In Reykjavík, one of nature's greatest wellness experiences begins after dark. Research suggests that people's connection to the night sky is associated with better mental health and greater happiness. Looking up at the northern lights or a sky scattered with stars requires no effort, no concentration and no agenda. Like being in nature, it allows the mind to wander, rest and reset.
A day in Reykjavik with a 24-hour City Card
A 24-hour Reykjavík City Card gives you a gentle way to explore the city with museum stops, sightseeing and geothermal relaxation.
Open Club Day and Dark Music Days this weekend!
This Saturday, February 1st, many of Reykjavík's most iconic music venues are opening their doors to the public with exciting free events during the day One such venue is Harpa, Icelands biggest concert venue.
Perfect Black Reveals Perfect Nature
Ever wanted to see the dazzling Aurora in Iceland in your lifetime? LG OLED TV makes your dream become a reality this summer!
Reykjavík Midsummer Music is just around the corner
For the fifth year in a row, exceptional musicians from all over the world are coming together in Reykjavík's beautiful concert hall, Harpa from 16-19 June, There they will spend a few bright, Icelandic summer evenings playing great music at the edge of their seats.
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.
A Slow Evening in Reykjavík: Where to Linger After Sunset
Looking for a slower pace? This Reykjavík evening guide covers intimate wine bars, late-night art, and cosy spots to linger while exploring Iceland after sunset.
December Delights in Reykjavík
The month of December will offer a packed programme of events in Reykjavík, formally launched on 27 November with the lighting of the Christmas lights on the Oslo tree on Austurvöllur. The event begins at 16:00, and some of the Icelandic Yuletide Lads (jólasveinar) are expected to make an appearance.
SIGUR RÓS’S NORÐUR OG NIÐUR ART FESTIVAL SHOWCASES NEW WORKS
Sigur Rós announced day-by-day schedule in late October for NORÐUR OG NIÐUR, their ambitious curation of Harpa, Reykjavik’s premiere state-of-the-art venue. This December 27-30, the shortest, darkest days of Iceland’s Winter will play host to a multimedia event bringing together performances from friends and collaborators from all over the world, many of whom are showcasing brand new works!