Thingvedlire National Park was founded in 1928. In 2004, it was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. This beautiful park …
Laugardalsvellur Stadium is the national stadium of Iceland, in Reykjavik. Its opening took place in 1958, and it was then that th …
The National Library of Iceland also functions as the University Library. It was founded on 1 December 1994 in Reykjavik as a resu …
Kringlan is the largest shopping center in Reykjavik, which has 170 shops, restaurants and establishments offering various service …
The most famous Icelandic building is Hallgrimur Church. The project was designed by architect Samuelson in 1938. In 1945, the con …
Ausbirgi is a canyon located in the northeastern part of Iceland, near Akureyri and Husavik. This is one of the attractions of the …
The Free Church of Reykjav (Fr kirkjan Reykjav k) is a church belonging to the Lutheran community that is not part of the state Ch …
Godafoss Falls is one of the most famous waterfalls in Iceland. The name Godafoss translates as “God’s Falls.” The waterfall is …
Dettifoss Falls is located in northeastern Iceland, on the Jökulsau-au-Fjödlum River. It is the most powerful waterfall in Europe. …
Svartifoss is a black waterfall or dark fall. The waterfall is located in the Skaftafell National Park in Iceland and is one of th …
Lake Edlidavan is located in the southwestern part of Iceland, in the Reykjavik region. The eastern shore of Edlidavan is part of …
Selyalandsfoss is the most beautiful waterfall in Iceland. This is one of the most famous sights of the country. The waterfall …
The Blue Lagoon is a geothermal resort. It is located on the Reykjanes Peninsula in southwestern Iceland. Due to the fact that …
Hreinfossar is a series of small waterfalls located near the settlements of Housafedl, Reikhold and the tubular lava cave Viudhelm …
Golden Falls, Valley of Geysers, Thingvellir National Park (8 h) The Golden Ring is a kind of “business card” of Iceland, you will …
Vikings believed that the Northern lights are a reflection of the armor and shields of the Valkyries. The ancient Finns thought th …
South coast of Iceland: includes two waterfalls (one can be circled, the second is in the rocks, which will allow us to reconnect …
A guide in Iceland. Hello friends, thank you for being interested in our amazing country. Come and see for yourself how …
I offer you my own tours and tours, as well as help in planning your personal itineraries: both short one-day and full-f …
As an Icelandic resident, I invite you to take a photo tour of Iceland, our unique land of fire and ice. Iceland is one of the mos …
If you’ve heard of Iceland, you don’t know how beautiful it is! If you want to distract yourself from an obsessive civilization to …
I invite you to plunge into the world of romance, beauty and solitude of our amazing Icelandic nature away from the noise of peopl …
Reykjavik is the northernmost capital of the world with a unique atmosphere of contrasts: from cold arctic nature to warm city cafes and modern culture. The city on the 63rd parallel combines Scandinavian restraint and lively creative energy, and its history is connected with the Vikings, geothermy and rapid development in the twentieth century. In summer, the sun hardly sets here, and the proximity of volcanoes and glaciers makes every walk special.
Reykjavik’s man-made landmarks reflect both national pride and everyday life: the Hallgrimur Church, which dates back to 1938, dominates the city skyline, and the Laugardalsvellur Stadium preserves Iceland’s sporting traditions. The National Library of Iceland and numerous museums are significant in cultural life, and the Kringlan Mall offers 170 shops and restaurants for convenient city walks. The Free Church of Reykjavik is an example of the local religious and cultural heritage.
The natural pearls around Reykjavik amaze the imagination: the geothermal resort Blue Lagoon on the Reykjanes Peninsula, the majestic waterfalls Godafoss, Dettifoss, Svartiphoss and Sellalandsfoss, the lava waterfalls of Hreinfossar, deep canyons like Ausbirga and the picturesque fjords of Borgarfjardar. In the vicinity, there are also calm lakes such as Edlidavan, and the routes of the Golden Ring and the South Coast, where natural contrasts - from geysers to glacial lagoons - alternate.
On our site, all these attractions are conveniently collected on an interactive map: you can see the exact location, brief descriptions and photos of each point, as well as lay the optimal route around the city and surroundings. The service helps to quickly plan a day or multi-day trip, combining man-made and natural objects in a logical sequence of visits.
You can explore Reykjavik on your own along the laid routes, enjoying leisurely walks along the promenades and streets, or choose excursions from local guides - experienced guides will tell little-known stories, show hidden views and help to better understand nature and culture. Excursions allow you to see remote waterfalls, canyons and thermal zones with comfort and safety.
Come to Reykjavik to discover both the city and the wildlife of Iceland: here each route turns into a small adventure, and each attraction brings emotions and new experiences. Plan your trip, plan your itineraries and go for the discoveries – Reykjavik is waiting for its guests.
