Reykjavik Travel Tips
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Day Trips from Reykjavik
Written by Viator, May 2013
With vast glaciers, glistening fjords and looming volcanoes all within a few hours drive of Reykjavik, exploring Iceland’s otherworldly wilderness couldn’t be easier. To fuel your wanderlust, here ... Read more
Summer Activities in Reykjavik
Written by Viator, May 2013
Just because its name evokes images of snowshoeing and glacier hiking, doesn’t mean Iceland is only a winter destination; in fact, the summer months are one of the most popular times to explore with ... Read more
Northern Lights Tours from Reykjavik
Written by Viator, August 2010
There are compelling reasons to visit Iceland in summer. Long days and mild temperatures mean you can make the most of the amazing landscape while also leaving time to experience Reykjavik’s cool bar ... Read more
3 Days in Reykjavik: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, August 2010
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When compared to other European capitals, Reykjavik is rather small; the population of its metro area barely tops 200,000, and Reykjavik proper is home to about 125,000 souls. However, what it lacks ... Read more
Free and Cheap Things to Do in Reykjavik
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, September 2012
Iceland is known as an expensive destination to visit, but there are still plenty of things to do that won’t cost more than a few bucks, so you can save your money for the adventures that can’t be ... Read more
Reykjavik Film Festival
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, September 2012
The Reykjavík International Film Festival (RIFF) is held every year in Reykjavik and takes place over 11 days in September. The festival was first held in 2004, organized by a small group of ... Read more
What To Do With One Day in Reykjavik, Iceland
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, June 2012
A great new travel option is to fly from the U.S. to Europe, with a stopover in Iceland. Often schedules work out so that you have one day there, which is perfect for getting a taste for the place. ... Read more
The Settlement Museum in Reykjavik, Iceland
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, June 2012
If you only go to one museum in Iceland make it this one. In 2001, the future uncovered the past in Reykjavik when workers who were building a new car-park discovered what is now Iceland’s oldest ... Read more
Runtur in Iceland
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, April 2012
Runtur means round tour and, to Iceland natives, this means a trip around Reykjavik’s bars and nightspots. Either to fill those long dark nights of winter, or those long light sleepless nights ... Read more
Iceland for Fashion and Design
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, April 2012
For such a small country – a total population of around 300,000 people – Iceland is one of the most creative countries around. We all know their most famous export, Bjork, but do you know about ... Read more
Top 3 Hostels in Reykjavik
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, February 2012
Location, location, location. If you, like me, travel without hiring a car and without wanting to spend half your time working out the local transport system, then you’ll want to stay in walking ... Read more
Top Flea Markets and Thrift Stores in Reykjavik
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, January 2012
With their well-known economic challenges, it’s not surprising that the Icelanders have a healthy interest in recycling clothes, household goods and other things. It’s actually not a new thing for ... Read more
Reykjavik's Pools
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, November 2011
Iceland is blessed with an endless supply of hot thermal waters. It’s what makes the country habitable in the winter. So you’ll find that all these local pools have outdoor thermal pools. My ... Read more
Cafes and Bars in Reykjavik
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, September 2011
Locals in Iceland like to meet for a coffee and a chat. They also don’t mind having a drink or two in an evening. Hence, the center of Reykjavik is well supplied with cafes and bars. The main ... Read more
Surreal Blue Lagoon
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, June 2011
Iceland is a land of contrasts: very dark winters and very light summers; very black lava and very white glaciers; very cold winds and very hot waters. It’s the last of these that is such a ... Read more
