Reykjavik

Dan Gullotti: great foursquare find! long walk from city center but excellent food and a hip environment, right near the maritime museum. brunch was fantastic. get there early, it fills up quickly

Peter Dykstra: Great place for whale watching. Just be sure to avoid restaurants that serve whale in town - it's not an authentic local dish, just recently adopted to cater to tourists. Read more.

Tyler Brock: It's fine. Go once and get some grease in your gullet before drinking like a Viking.

Finnur Magnusson: Have a cocktail at the top floor and take in the view.

Julie L: A must when you visit Reykjavik. Located along the waterfront path that will bring you to the old town or the port.

Like A Local Guide: The British newspaper Guardian said them to be the best hot dog stand in Europe! The queue can be long, but its definitely worth it. Order like a local and get one with everything. Read more.

Gino De Felice: great place to sit and look at tourist maps. try the chocolate crepes

Tijs Vrolix: Go have a look at the huge topographical model of Iceland on the ground floor.

Marceli Lada: Free coffee is offered at entering. Super nice and helpful staff.

Jonathan Percy: Quite a stunning church. Make sure to go up to the top of the tower to see great views of Reykjavik!

Max Wendkos: Give yourself at least two hours to explore and learn about Iceland's history.

Carl Griffin: Great open space to take a stroll.

Marion D: Don't forget the steam bath at the left hand side outside. No need to bring coins for the lockers. Be prepared: Icelanders take their shower naked in front of everyone, so when in Rome...

Fran Walker: If you're traveling alone use the GrayLine for all your touring. They are fantastic! I felt utterly taken care of. Great drivers too!