"The problem is that the city is small, but that's also the benefit. You get to know it in a day, and then you get to know everyone in it." Gunnarsson exhibits some Icelandic traits, particularly ...

The city is easily walkable (providing you're wrapped ... Don't spend all of your time in Reykjavik. It's the perfect base, but the beauties of Iceland lie far beyond the capital.

I love a hotel with a good backstory and the Reykjavik Konsulat Hotel, once a department store, fit the bill. It was walking ...

The Arbær Open Air Museum, part of the Reykjavík City Museum, was created to give an example of how rural Reykjavik life used to be just a few decades ago. Essentially a village a 15-minute ...

Reykjavik's limited public transportation and the long distances between attractions outside the city make renting a car one of the best ways to get around. All U.S.-issued driver's licenses are ...

The compact capital, Reykjavik, is in fact the country’s largest city and home to around 128,000 people – a somewhat smaller figure than the number of visitors from the US alone. The word itself ...

Reykjavik is probably one of the only places on earth where hotel bars are reasonably priced in comparison to the rest of the city. Head to The Roof bar between 6pm and 8pm for £10 cocktails and £6 ...

Located just a stone's throw from downtown Reykjavik, this geothermal spa is ... about a 15-minute drive south of the Reykjavík city center at the far end of Kársnes in the town of Kópavogur.

Known for its Northern Lights, volcanoes, and hot springs, Reykjavik is one of the safest places for women. Enjoy solo road ...

The 2025 edition of Iceland Airwaves has unveiled its first wave of artists set to perform in Reykjavík, Iceland, in November ...

Centrally located in quiet surroundings & within walking distance of the city center; a few metres to the coastline of Reykjavik. Five minutes from the city's main swimming pool and botanical ...