Guidebook for Reykjavík
Arts & Culture
You feel like you´re taking an amazing journey into Icelands past
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Saga Museum
You feel like you´re taking an amazing journey into Icelands past
Food Scene
Really good food at medium price and cozy atmoshpere in a little restaurant right by the Reykjavik harbor/sea
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The Harbor Restaurant
7 GeirsgataReally good food at medium price and cozy atmoshpere in a little restaurant right by the Reykjavik harbor/sea
Amazingly good lobster soup and lobster by the seaside about an hour drive from Reykjavik
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Fjorubordid Restaurant
3a EyrarbrautAmazingly good lobster soup and lobster by the seaside about an hour drive from Reykjavik
A good fish menu and more. Abit pricey but worthy to be checked out.
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Þrír frakkar
14 BaldursgataA good fish menu and more. Abit pricey but worthy to be checked out.
Forettabarinn
14 NýlendugataDrinks & Nightlife
Íslenski barinn
1a IngólfsstrætiAmerican Bar
8 AusturstrætiKaldi Bar
20a LaugavegurShopping
Álafoss
ÁlafossvegurGood shop for Iclandic wool sweaters, blankets and souvenirs
It has nice quality products from Farmers Market. There is also great amount of woolen products and overall cool clothings.
Abit pricey
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Geysir
16 SkólavörðustígurIt has nice quality products from Farmers Market. There is also great amount of woolen products and overall cool clothings.
Abit pricey
Parks & Nature
At Þingvellir where the European and North American tectonic plates meet and one series of Game of thrones was partly shoot.
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Þingvellir National Park
At Þingvellir where the European and North American tectonic plates meet and one series of Game of thrones was partly shoot.
Beautiful black sandy beach with amazing basalt rock formations close to Vik in Myrdal.
Beware of the waves tho as they are tend to be dangerous if one is not careful.
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Reynisfjara Beach
Beautiful black sandy beach with amazing basalt rock formations close to Vik in Myrdal.
Beware of the waves tho as they are tend to be dangerous if one is not careful.
Essentials
Krónan
13-15 Háholt Nice low budget grocery store
Arion banki ATM
20 BíldshöfðiA national bank with ATM
Bónus
BjarkarholtLow budget grocery store
Sightseeing
Seljalandsfoss
ÞórsmerkurvegurA beautiful waterfall you can walk behind.
Seljavallalaug is one of the oldest geothermal pool in Iceland, built 1923.
The pool is 25m long and about 10m wide. The water comes from a natural hot spring in the area. There is no entrance fee and the original very primitive dressing rooms are still there for use. There are no showers and you need to bring a towel.
About a 10 - 15 min hike from where you park your car.
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Seljavallalaug Swimming Pool
Seljavallalaug is one of the oldest geothermal pool in Iceland, built 1923.
The pool is 25m long and about 10m wide. The water comes from a natural hot spring in the area. There is no entrance fee and the original very primitive dressing rooms are still there for use. There are no showers and you need to bring a towel.
About a 10 - 15 min hike from where you park your car.
Gjáin
StangarvegurMagical place to visit. Beautiful scenery like in a fairytale.
Dyrhólaey is a 120-metre high promontory, not far from Vík. The place got its name from the massive arch that the sea has eroded from the headland. (The name literally means "door-hole"). When the sea is calm, big boats can sail through it. There has even been a maniacal daredevil pilot that flew through the arch with a small-craft airplane! From the top of Dyrhólaey there is a great view. The headland is thought to have been made in an underwater volcanic eruption late in the glacial period
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Dyrholaey
Dyrhólaey is a 120-metre high promontory, not far from Vík. The place got its name from the massive arch that the sea has eroded from the headland. (The name literally means "door-hole"). When the sea is calm, big boats can sail through it. There has even been a maniacal daredevil pilot that flew through the arch with a small-craft airplane! From the top of Dyrhólaey there is a great view. The headland is thought to have been made in an underwater volcanic eruption late in the glacial period
Gljufrabui
ÞórsmerkurvegurA beautiful waterfall and stunning scenery