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!
Laugardalslaug pool
At Laugardalslaug you'll find a 50m outdoor pool, water slides, sea tub, steam bath, hot tubs, kiddie slide, kiddie pool, wading pool, massage tub, indoor pool, cool tub, infant facilities, private dressing rooms and outdoor dressing rooms. There is accessibility for the disabled in the pool. The water in the pool has chlorine made from salt. In the neighbourhood are running routes, a minigolf…
Hafnarfjörður Museum
Hafnarfjörður Museum is a museum of cultural artefacts and photographs of Hafnarfjörður town. Its objective is to collect, document, preserve, protect and study objects and artefacts of the region’s cultural history and present them to the public. The cultural area represented in Hafnarfjörður Museum is the town of Hafnarfjörður and the surrounding region.
Fosshotel Reykjavík
Fosshotel Reykjavík, Iceland’s largest hotel stands prominently in Reykjavík’s business district, only a short walk from the main shopping area. Here, from the heart of the city, you can easily explore Reykjavík's magnificent architecture, captivating history, vibrant markets and rich culture – ideal starting point for experience the best of everything the city has to offer. With 16 floors,…
Árbær City Library
The Reykjavik City Library is a community- and culture house in eight different locations in Reykjavík. The library focuses on great service and access for all, with a wide range of books, facilities, creative technology, events and exhibitions. Each library location is unique and reflects the local community.
Magic Ice - Ice Gallery & Bar
A perfect outing for all ages – Welcome to an enchanting and magical adventure in Reykjavik, a sub-zero experience that you'll never forget! Inside you find an ice-art gallery with sculptures & a bar, all made in crystal clear ice. We are located on Laugavegur 4-6, below the Álafoss store.
The Einar Jónsson Sculpture Museum
The Einar Jónsson Sculpture Museum opened on 24 June 1923, making it Iceland’s first public art museum on its own premises. Einar Jónsson (1874-1954) was the first Icelandic sculptor to make a career in his art. He was a pioneer of Icelandic sculpture, who had a major influence upon Icelandic art. The museum’s collection comprises of over 350 works of art from Einar’s 60-year career as an artist,…
Vesturbæjarlaug pool
At Vesturbæjarlaug pool you will find a 25m outdoor pool, kiddie pool, hot tubs, sauna, steam bath, cold tub and outdoor dressing rooms. At the front desk, there is swimwear for sale, refreshments for sale and free wifi.
Ásgarðslaug pool
Ásgarðslaug is an outdoor swimming pool with hot tubs and a childrens pool. A small water slider is in the childrens pool. The pool was recently renovated with new outdoor showers and hot tubs. There is also now a cold tub. There is also an elevator for people using wheelchairs to get into the pool.
Reykjavík Konsulat Hotel
The Reykjavik Konsulat Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton, is situated in the oldest part of Reykjavík at the junction of Icelandic history and style. The reconstruction of this charming building, which in the 19th and 20th century housed a grand department store run by Consul Thomsen and his family, was completed in 2018 with modern amenities and a nod to Reykjavík’s vibrant culture. It's a…