If you are in a rush and forgot to buy souveniers, this is the place, they are really helpfull
Reykjavik's coolest clothing shop. They carry several Farmer's Market brand sweaters. I wish I had a store like this where I live.
Shop 'til you drop! And don't forget to ask for TAX FREE - the VAT is 25,5 % in Iceland so there's a lot to save :)
A museum built around an excavated home from the early 10th Century. Pretty awesome.
The view over the city is better than on top of Hallgrimskirkja. Take the lift to the 4th floor for the terrace (10am-10pm summer). Revolving restaurant is higher (5th floor) and is worth at sunset.
One of the best museums ever visited. Great displays, overwhelmingly informative, NOT boring in the slighest. Check out the hands-on rooms on the second floor where you can try the ring armour on!
Buy as much alcohol here as you can! It's way cheaper then anywhere else in Iceland!
Must see when in Reykjavik. Fantastic setting with the perfect blend of man-made and natural.
Open-air museum to preserve and show selected old houses, in order to give visitors an opportunity to learn about the architecture and lifestyle of the past.
If you pay for one of the three museums that belong to Reykjavík Art Museum entrance to the others are included in the price so make good use of your ticket.
The admission is valid on the same day for Hafnarhus, Kjarvalsstadir and Asmundarsafn!
The admission is valid on the same day for Hafnarhus, Kjarvalsstadir and Asmundarsafn!
Lovely and delicious Place to warm your stomach and heart in cold Reykjavik. Amazing food and people for a very good price
Perfect location, in the middle of Pedestranian Street. The decoration is so nice and cosy. There is only local drafy beer, but food is amazing. Try FishBurger. Prices are ok, staff is very friendly.
The beer here is fantastic, but be prepared to pay a small fortune for it. A "large" glass (certainly smaller than a pint) will run you £7 or nearly $14. Ouch!
An amazingly fresh addition to the flora of hipster hot spots in 101 Reykjavik. The food is good, the price is fair and the atmosphere is great!
Great for nature lovers and bird-watchers. Check out the abandoned village on the East end of the island.
Chip from Alabama was my artist. It's an ancient Icelandic stave for awakening love. He was pleasant and gave me tips during my first-time visit to Reyjkavik.
