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48 hours of having nowhere to be (in Reykjavík)
Ready for a reset? Spend 48 hours in Reykjavík and feel like yourself again.
Discover Reykjavík Through Time Out’s Eyes
Reykjavík may look quiet at first, but a closer look reveals a city full of small wonders. In Time Out’s latest guide, writer James Taylor gathers thirteen places where the capital shows its heart — from bright glass landmarks to hidden geothermal corners. This is Reykjavík seen through curious eyes, steady footsteps, and moments worth slowing down for.
THE PLANETARIUM IN PERLAN MUSEUM
Perlan museum just opened up a world-class planetarium in one of it‘s water tanks, the first of it‘s kind in Iceland. Built as a part of a nature exhibition in Perlan called Wonders of Iceland which already includes the exhibitions Glaciers and Ice cave, and Water in Icelandic Nature. The first film produced by Perlan is a 8K resolution Northern Lights show, Áróra. A piece of art that brought…
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.
Garðabær
Bordering Kópavogur and the ocean, Garðabær offers a calm, scenic retreat with rich history, diverse birdlife and outdoor charm.
Becoming your best travelself in Reykjavík
Becoming your best travel self means being present and truly connecting with your destination—and with yourself—to create more meaningful experiences. When you choose to contribute positively to the places you visit and the people you meet, you grow as a person. That feeling stays with you and can shape how you live your life and how you travel.
Lava and Volcano Shows in Reykjavík
Experience the thrill of a live lava show in Reykjavik or explore volcano exhibits at Perlan and Harpa. Discover fiery attractions perfect for curious travellers of all ages.
A Weekend in Reykjavik Iceland
Whether you’re in town for a quick weekend escape or kicking off a longer Iceland adventure, this 2-day itinerary will guide you through the capital’s best spots.
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!
Culture House
Safnahúsið, formerly Þjóðmenningarhúsið, is an exhibition space in Reykjavík, Iceland, which houses an exhibition, Points of View, drawn from various national museums and other cultural institutions. It has been part of the National Museum of Iceland since 2013.