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  • Reykjavík

    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!

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    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.

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    Trip ideas

    In a city where there is so much to see and do it can be difficult to decide, but don't worry we've gathered some ideas for you!

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    Northern Lights Day Trips from Reykjavík

    Plan your Northern Lights day trip from Reykjavík. Learn the best time to go, top viewing spots, local tours, and tips for seeing Iceland’s elusive aurora.

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    The Tiptoe Reykjavík Challenge - Win a trip to Reykjavík

    Official terms and conditions for The Tiptoe Reykjavík Challenge - Win a trip to Reykjavík

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    Find the Northern Lights in Reykjavik

    Planning to see the Northern Lights in Reykjavik, Iceland? Learn when to go, where to watch, local tips, and the best tours to see the aurora from the city.

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    Heiðmörk

    Get ready for the diverse landscapes and unbelievable lava formations of Heiðmörk Nature Reserve. Enjoy hiking, fishing or horseback riding, walk among the 26 species of trees and spot some of the 60 species of wild birds. Watch the northern lights away from the city lights. You can experience the diversity of Icelandic nature all within the capital.

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    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.

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    Seltún & Krýsuvík

    You don’t need to travel far from the city centre to witness the otherworldly spectacle of geothermal activity.

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    Looking for Happy Hour in Reykjavík

    Explore the best happy hour in Reykjavík with this guide to top bars and lounges. Discover great drinks, local vibes, and unbeatable deals across the city.

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