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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.
Winter in Reykjavik
There’s never a dull day in Reykjavík during the wintertime, even if the days are dark! Apart from the occasional fall of luminous snow and regular displays of Northern Lights, there’s also a full calendar of cultural events with festivities galore, concerts, plays and many seasonal exhibitions.
Alda Hotel Reykjavík
Alda Hotel Reykjavík is a contemporary boutique hotel located on the upper end of Laugavegur, Reykjavík’s main shopping street. Positioned in the quieter part of the city centre, it is within easy reach of shops, cafés and restaurants while remaining slightly removed from the busiest nightlife areas.The hotel offers around 90 guest rooms in a range of sizes, from compact standard rooms to more…
Culture Night opens with the unveiling of a sculpture by Rafael Barrios!
Reykjavík Culture Night 2013 will be officially launched on 24 August at 12.30 p.m. with the unveiling of a sculpture by the American artist Rafael Barrios at Höfðatún. The Mayor of Reykjavík, Jón Gnarr will unveil the work, Obtusa. Last winter nine sculptures by Barrios were exhibited along a Park Avenue, New York attracting great attention and admiration. The location of the Obtusa in Reykjavík…
Hotel Borg
Hotel Borg by Keahotels is a historic four-star hotel located in the heart of downtown Reykjavík, overlooking Austurvöllur square and close to major landmarks, shops, restaurants and cultural attractions. Known as one of Iceland’s first luxury hotels, it combines a central location with a long-standing reputation for quality service.The hotel features a range of spacious, well-equipped rooms with…
Reykjavík Pride a ten day celebration!
Reykjavík Pride is celebrating 20 years of LGBTQ marching this year! The celebration starts tomorrow the 8th of August and ends with a bang with the Pride walk down Skólavörðurstígur on the 17th. This colourful event brings tens of thousands of people into the city centre every year to show solidarity and to have fun with the LGBTQ community in Reykjavik. People of all genders, friends, relatives…
Kópavogur Public Library
The Kópavogur Public Library consists of two branches. The main branch at Hamraborg 6a and the Lindasafn branch at Núpalind 7. The two branches share the same vision: to provide an attractive space where guests enjoy spending time, browsing the collection and attending various events.
Storm Hotel
Storm Hotel by Keahotels is a modern city hotel located in the eastern part of Reykjavík’s city centre, within walking distance of Laugavegur and the main shopping and cultural attractions. The hotel offers a comfortable and practical base for exploring the capital.Guest rooms are designed in a contemporary Nordic style and include essential amenities such as private bathrooms, flat-screen TVs…
Rainbow street in Reykjavík
One of the main streets in downtown Reykjavík has been dressed up in the colors of the rainbow to celebrate Reykjavík Pride which is now held for the seventeenth time. The festival started on Tuesday and ends on Sunday. The rainbow street in Reykjavík is a sign of joy and support for diversity. The initiative is organized by the city of Reykjavík in cooperation with Reykjavík Pride. The rainbow…
Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre
Harpa is one of Reykjavik‘s greatest and most distinguished landmarks. It is an enchanting destination for intrigued travellers and its grand-scale award-winning architecture has attracted millions of guests since its opening in May 2011. Harpa´s facade is one of the largest artworks in the world designed by artist Ólafur Elíasson and Henning Larsen Architects. Harpa offers one of the best…