Happy Hour
Every day from 4:00PM to 7:00PM.
Beer: 750 kr.$6.02*€5.46*£4.61*
Wine: 850 kr.$6.82*€6.19*£5.22*
* Prices in foreign currencies are approximates. Source: Arion banki.
2007
Smoking is banned by law in all restaurants, bars and nightclubs in Iceland.
2006
Iceland’s population reaches 300,000.
2004
The National Museum is reopened after extensive renovations that took over six years.
2002
Kárahnjúkar dam project begun. Kárahnjúkar power station is to supply power to a new aluminium smelter at Reyðafjörður, East Iceland.
2001
Olympic boxing is legalized again in Iceland after 45 years of prohibition.
2000
Two earthquakes, 6.5 and 6.6 Richter scale, shake the south, damaging houses and infrastructure but leaving people unharmed.
1998
The famous movie star, the whale Keiko, is transported back from USA to its origin around the Westman Islands.
1995
Iceland hosts the World Cup in handball.
1994
Icelanders celebrate 50 years of independence with a great festival at Þingvellir.
1992
Reykjavík’s inhabitants reach 100,000. The City Hall is inaugurated.
1992
“Börn Náttúrunnar”, a motion picture by Friðrik Þór Friðriksson, is nominated for an Oscar Academy Award as the best foreign film.
1989
Icelanders are allowed to buy and consume beer after 74 years of prohibition.
1989
Pope John Paul II becomes the first pope to visit Iceland.
1986
U.S. President Ronald Regan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbatsjev meet at Höfði House in Reykjavík for nagotiations on bringing the Cold War to an end.
1980
Vigdís Finnbogadóttir is the first woman in the world to be elected head of state in democratic elections.
1980
Tourists are allowed to buy 12 bottles of beer per person toll free when arriving in Iceland.
1976
The last “Cod War” between Iceland and Britain takes place. Iceland wins sovereignty over its fishing grounds.
1975
Iceland’s territorial waters are expanded to cover 200 miles.
1974
The construction of roads and bridges over Skeiðarársandur in the southeast is completed and the Ring Road, national route no. 1 around the island, thus completed.
1974
The first Icelandic female priest is nominated.
1973
Volcanic eruption begins on Heimaey in the Westman Islands, leaving the island uninhabitable for a few months.
1972
Chess players Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky take on in “the dual of the century” in Reykjavik, for the world championship.
1971
The first Icelandic manuscripts are brought back to Iceland from Denmark.
1968
Icelanders change from driving on the left side of the road to driving on the right side.
1966
The first Icelandic television broadcast takes place.
1963
A great volcanic eruption below sea level, close to the Westman Islands, forms a new island named Surtsey.
1955
Writer Halldór Kiljan Laxness wins the Nobel Prize for Literature.
1949
Iceland becomes a member of NATO.
1949
A helicopter is flown for the first time in Iceland.
1949
Iceland’s first traffic lights are set up in Reykjavik.
1947
Telecommunication between Iceland and the USA becomes a reality.
1946
The first Icelandic motion picture in full colours is premiered.
1946
Iceland becomes a member of the United Nations.
1944
Iceland breaks off the alliance with the Danish crown and becomes an independent republic again.
1944
Sveinn Björnsson is elected Iceland’s first president.
1941
The American Navy takes over the role of the British Military in Iceland’s occupation.
1940
World War II: British forces occupy Iceland.
1935
Production and trade of all alcoholic beverages except beer is allowed again in Iceland.
1935
Golf is played for the first time in Iceland.
1935
Telecommunication between Iceland and foreign countries becomes reality.
1931
Public busses operated in Reykjavík for the first time.
1930
Hótel Borg, Iceland’s largest hotel at that time, opens its doors.
1930
The States radio station, RÚV, begins broadcasting.
1928
Drilling for hot water in Laugardalur, Reykjavík, marks the beginning of the district heating in Reykjavík.
1928
The first scheduled domestic flight in Iceland takes place between Reykjavík in the south and Akureyri in the north.
1922
Icelandic currency is issued for the first time.
1922
The first woman is elected to take a place in the national assembly, Althingi.
1919
The first flight of an airplane takes place in Reykjavik.
1918
Iceland becomes a sovereign and independent state within the Kingdom of Denmark.
1918
The coldest year in Iceland’s recorded history. The temperature measures -37,9 °C at Grímsstaðir á Fjöllum.
1918
The Spanish Influenza spreads in Iceland, over 10,000 people are infected and 300 die.
1915
Production and trade of all alcoholic beverages is prohibited in Iceland.
1913
Iceland’s first and only railway is laid from Öskjuhlíð hill to Reykjavík Harbour. It was used to transport rocks and gravel for the harbour’s construction.
1908
Education is declared compulsory for children 10 to 14 years old.
1907
Married women in Reykjavik are given eligibility and the right to vote in community elections.
1906
Iceland’s first cinema opens in Reykjavik.
1905
The first Icelandic telecommunication company, Bæjarsíminn, is founded, connecting 15 telephones.
1904
The first automobile is imported to Iceland.
1904
Iceland is granted home rule. Hannes Hafstein is elected Iceland’s first government minister.
1904
The first electrical lights are lit in Iceland.
1897
The first gramophone is imported to Iceland.
1886
Landsbankinn, the first bank institute in Iceland, is founded.
1882
Unmarried women and widows over 25 years old were granted the right to vote in community elections.
1880
The construction of the Parliament house in Reykjavík is begun.
1874
The Danish crown confirms the first constitution of Iceland, giving Althingi, the national assembly, legislative and appropriative authority.
1870
Many Icelanders begin to migrate to Canada and America in search for a better life.
1865
The first caesarean section is performed in Iceland. The child lives but the mother dies few days later.
1855
The Danish king legalizes freedom of the press in Iceland.
1844
The last pair of the great auk (Pinguinus impenis) is killed in Eldey rendering them extinct.
1830
The last execution in Iceland is carried out.
1800
Althingi is abolished with a royal decree from the Danish crown.
1798
Alþingi, the national assembly, is held at it’s original location in Þingvellir for the last time.
1789
The Danish trade monopoly in Iceland ends.
1783
“Skaftáreldar”, one of the largest volcanic eruptions in recorded history, begins, killing over half of the population.
1782
Law abolishes excommunication.
1771
Reindeer brought to Iceland for the first time.
1750
Two daredevils climb to the top of Mountain Hekla, which, at that time, was believed to be the gateway to hell.
1703
The first complete census made in Iceland. At the time there were 50,358 people divided between 7,622 homes.
1700
The present (Gregorian) calendar is adopted.
1662
Iceland officially becomes a part of the Danish Monarchy.
1627
Algerian pirates invade the Westman Islands and abduct 242 of the inhabitants.
1602
The Danish trade monopoly in Iceland begins.
1550
The last Catholic bishop, Jón Arason, and his two sons were executed at Skálholt for the sakes of undermining the Lutheran church.
1541
The Reformation from Catholicism to Lutheranism is confirmed at Althingi.
1530
The first printing press in Iceland is set up at Hólar in Hjaltadalur.
1402
The Plague known as “Svarti dauði” (Black death) rages in Iceland, killing up to one third of the population.
1380
Iceland’s rule passes on from the Norwegian Crown to the Danish Crown.
1343
Sister Katrín, found guilty of selling her soul to the devil, is the first person to be burnt on a stake in Iceland.
1262
Althingi swears an oath of allegiance to the Norwegian Crown, thereby ending the republic’s independence.
1244
“Flóabardagi”, the greatest sea battle ever to be fought along the coasts of Iceland takes place in Húnaflói bay.
1120+
The scholar Ari “the wise”writes a history of Iceland from settlement up to date, marking the beginning of saga writing in Iceland.
1117
The first book of Icelandic law, Hafliðaskrá, is written.
1104
A great eruption from the volcano Hekla destroys a whole valley of farms, killing large amounts of cattle by ash and fumes that poisoned the grass.
1006
Alþingi, Iceland’s parliament, bans duels as the didn’t reconcile very well with Christianity.
1000
Icelanders peacefully decide to convert from Heathen religion to Christianity, not so much for spiritual reasons as for political ones.
999
Leifur “the lucky” Ericsson explores America´s coast at Canada and discovers Newfoundland (Vinland the good).
985
Bjarni Herjolfsson sights the American mainland, the first among Europeans.
930
The settlement of Iceland ends and Althingi, a parliamentary assembly, is founded at Thingvellir.
874
The first free Norseman, Ingolfur Arnarson, settles in Iceland for life.
855
The Swedish Viking Garðar Svavarsson sails around Iceland and verifies that it is an island.
850
The Viking Naddoður accidentally discovers Iceland and names it Snaeland (The land of snow).
825
The Irish scholar Dicuíl records that Irish hermit monks have been leaving Ireland to settle in the island of Thule.
330 BC
The Greek explorer Pytheas writes about a populated island in the north called Thule. Generally this island is believed to be Iceland.
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Grindavík Campground
The campground is a pleasure-fest for the family. The campground was designed with the camping enthusiast in mind; it includes the latest in accommodations for tents, RV´s and campers.
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Miðgarður Spa
Miðgarður spa is a beautifully designed spa that includes two large hot tubs, located both inside and outside in a secluded garden. A sauna, dressing rooms, treatment rooms and a fitness center are located in the spa. You can choose from a great selection of beauty treatments and massages therapies. Drinks can also be served in the spa.
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Reykjavik Bike Tours & Bicycle Rental
Reykjavik Bike Tours offers guided bicycle tours in Reykjavik and bicycle rental. We do scheduled tours and private tours and we have a large stock of bicycles of all sorts.
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Reykjavik Art Museum
Reykjavik Art Museum is the leading art museum in Iceland and has 3 locations in Reykjavik: Hafnarhus, Kjarvalsstadir and Asmundarsafn.
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Kirsuberjatréð
When shopping in Iceland, don´t miss Kirsuberjatréð, or The Cherry Tree, one of Reykjavik´s hidden secrets. They are 10 artists, all ladies, that run this contemporary collective full of art, design & handicrafts.
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Domino’s Pizza – Skeifan
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Domino’s Pizza – Rjúpnasalir
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Kópasker
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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The Cave People
Can you imagine how it is to live in a cave? Less than 100 years ago a normal icelandic family did. Their home was recently renovated and now it looks just like it did when the last cave dwellers in Iceland lived there. We offer 25 min long guided tours where you see how the family lived and we tell you their story i.e. why they lived there, about
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Akureyri
The capital of the North and Iceland’s second largest town. Akureyri has a wonderful mixture of culture, adventure and nature.
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RE Bergsson
Located inside the Sjávarklasinn at Reykjavík Harbour, this stylish cafe offers lunch with a fantastic view. The lunch menu changes every day to ensure highest quality in food and the freshest fish from Reykjavík Harbour.
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The English Pub
There's live music every night with local musicians and for someone feeling lucky, there is the wheel of fortune which you can win up to 1 meter of beer. If you enjoy live sport events for example English Premier League then The English Pub the the place to visit.
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Domino’s Pizza – Selfoss
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Eskifjörður
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Laugardalslaug Pool
Laugardalslaug is the ideal finish to an action-packed day out in Laugardalur. It has pools both indoors and outdoors, a large slide and a fun play area for children. For those who wish to relax, there are plenty of hot tubs, including a salt tub and a steam bath.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Smáralind
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Laugarfell
Laugarfell offers accommodation for 28 people and it is located in the eastern part of the Icelandic Highlands.
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Domino’s Pizza – Dalbraut
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Mývatn Nature Baths
The Mývatn Nature Baths are the north’s answer to the Blue Lagoon in the south. The water contains a rich blend of minerals, silicates and micro-organisms, giving it the blue colour.
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Hlíð – Fisherman’s Village
Hlið - Fisherman´s Village is a quaint resort by the seashore in Álftanes which only caters for groups. from 25-80 persons.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Hvammstangi
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Geitafell Seafood Restaurant
Geitafell Seafood Restaurant and accommodation.Renowned fish soup and other seafood gourmet, served withlocally grown salad and home made bread. And don't miss outon having our delicious 'skyrterta' for desert!
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The Settlement Exhibition
The exhibition gives an insight into the life and work of Iceland´s first settlers. The focus of the exhibition is around the remains of the oldest habitation in Reykjavik.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Þórshöfn
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Farmers & Friends – Laugavegur
Farmers Market is an Icelandic design company and clothing brand, founded in 2005. With strong ties to the vibrant Icelandic music and design scene. There are two Farmers & Friends shops, One in Laugavegur and the other in the Grandi district.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Laugavegur
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Domino’s Pizza – Hjarðarhagi
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Bergsson Mathús
Offering breakfast, lunch and brunch from as early as 7am, Bergsson Mathús is the go-to place for hungry travellers and busy folk who enjoy eating good, healthy and honest food.
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Kaffitár
Kaffitár is an Icelandic coffee roaster and operates five cafés and two bakeries. You can expect a cozy atmosphere, direct trade specialty coffee and artisan breads, pastries and cakes.
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Viðey Island
Viðey Island is situated just off the coast of Reykjavík and is set in beautiful natural surroundings. The Island has a rich historical background and is home to the Imagine Peace Tower.
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SKÝ Restaurant & Bar
Downtown Reykjavik +354 595 8545 WebsiteHappy Hour
Every day from 4:00PM to 6:00PM.Beer: 600 kr.$4.82*€4.37*£3.69*Wine: 900 kr.$7.22*€6.55*£5.53** Prices in foreign currencies are approximates. Source: Arion banki.
SKÝ Restaurant & Bar is perfectly located in the center of downtown Reykjavik. The restaurant is situated on the 8th floor of CenterHotel Arnarhvoll.
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Into the Glacier
Into the Glacier specializes in tours to Iceland‘s most significant new attraction, the man-made ice tunnel, located high on Iceland‘s second largest glacier Langjökull.
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Akureyri Museum
An interesting museum for the entire family. Interesting and unique artifacts can be found in the exhibitions relating to the Viking period, Ages, religion and everyday life in Eyjafjörður and Akureyri in the past.
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Gljúfrasteinn
Gljúfrasteinn, the home of Nobel Prize winner Halldór Laxness, is located in the Mosfellsdalur Valley only 20 minutes’ drive from Reykjavík.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Hafnarstræti
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Den Danske Kro
Den Danske kro or "The Danish Pub" is a small danish themed local pub located on a side street of Laugarvegur. Den Danske kro is a casual place in the heart of downtown Reykjavík where everyone is welcome,
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Iðnó
We are a concert hall, restaurant and a culture event company located in the heart of the city center by the pond.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Seyðisfjörður
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Bastard Brew&Food
Downtown Reykjavik +354 558 0800 WebsiteHappy Hour
Every day from 4:00PM to 7:00PM.Beer: 500 kr.$4.01*€3.64*£3.07*Wine: 700 kr.$5.62*€5.09*£4.30** Prices in foreign currencies are approximates. Source: Arion banki.
At Bastard we brew beer. At the bar we offer a few of our own beers as well as dozen of beer from other breweries on draft and a good selection of bottled beer. We make ambitious craft cocktails where we do our own refreshing twists on classics.
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Lebowski Bar
Lebowski bar is a great mainstream bar where you can meet fellow travelers and have a drink with locals. Open every day from 11AM and serving food until 10PM.
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The Lobsterhouse
Gourmet nouvelle cuisine with exquisite courses, specializing in delicious lobster dishes. The historical premises create an ambience of warmth and elegance.
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Eldhúsið restaurant
Gistihúsið – Lake Hotel Egilsstadir restaurant is innovative and ambitious. Eldhúsið Restaurant offers Icelandic as well as international cuisine.
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Eimverk Distillery Tasting Tour
Eimverk Distillery is Icelands’ first and only whisky distillery and a perfect destination for whiskey fans and for anyone with an interest in Icelandic Spirits.
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Restaurant Reykjavík
Seafood buffet every evening and a menu with a perfect range of Icelandic specialities. A great location in the town centre with a great outdoor area.
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Domino’s Pizza – Mjódd
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Elding Adventure at Sea
Elding is the original whale watching operator out of Reykjavík. We are a family owned company and offer the most talked-about whale watching and sea adventure tours in Iceland.
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Kaffi Duus
Kaffi Duus combines the facilities of a café, restaurant and a pub. They offer a cosy atmosphere and a splendid view over the Marina and surrounding areas.
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Sushi Social
Just off the main shopping street, Sushi Social offers a fusion of Icelandic, Japanese and South American cuisine and exotic cocktails.
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KVIKAN – House of Culture and Natural Resources
As you stroll along one of the best harbours in Iceland, you will arrive at the Icelandic Saltfish Museum, where you can learn more about the industry that is an important element in Iceland's economic development and prosperity.
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Handknitting Association of Iceland
The Handknitting Association of Iceland offers a wide selection of traditional handknitted Icelandic sweaters as well as special designs and a variety of Icelandic woollen products.
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Tapasbarinn
Ideally-located downtown, Tapas offers the tradition of Spain mixed with Iceland’s finest ingredients. Delicious Icelandic Gourmet Feast and group menus. Popular place among Icelanders.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Grindavík
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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National Gallery of Iceland
The National Gallery of Iceland was founded in October 1884 in Copenhagen by Björn Bjarnarson (1853–1918), later district commissioner. The founding collection was based on gifts, mainly by Danish artists.
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Sundhöll Reykjavíkur
Icelanders love using the swimming pools as a way of relaxing and socializing. There are seven swimming pools in Reykjavik alone and almost every town in Iceland has a public swimming pool, each with its own character and features.
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Fjallakofinn
Fjallakofinn aka. "The Mountain Hut" is one of the largest outdoor retail stores in Iceland offering all types of high quality outdoors equipment. The company and its staff have extensive experience in traveling in the outdoors and outdoor activities in Iceland.
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Sjávargrillið
An upmarket restaurant specializing in delicious fish dishes. Boasts an award-winning chef who serves up delicacies with ease.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Laugarás
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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TripGuide Iceland
TripGuide Iceland offers a range of Tours & Activities with a Best Price Guarantee. TripGuide also offers a variety of rental car & transport options including airport transfers to and from Keflavik Airport.
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Domino’s Pizza – Kringlan
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Húsavík
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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The Culture House
The Culture House offers the exhibition, Points of View, which takes guests on a journey through the Icelandic visual world of past and present.
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Kol Restaurant
Kol is a foodie revelation and craft cocktail heaven. The chefs have an instinctive flair for doing a twist on the classics and upscaling what might be called comfort food to a fine dining level, creating the tasty dishes to satisfy a wide range of diners.
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Stracta Hotel
They are located in the south coast of Iceland and invite travelers to enjoy the comfortable atmosphere and delightful experience of the hotel. They provide a smooth and welcoming overall visitor experience.
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Ásgrímur Jónsson Collection
Ásgrímur Jónsson (1876–1958) was one of the pioneers of Icelandic visual art and the first Icelandic painter to make art his main profession.
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Domino’s Pizza – Ánanaust
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Lækjarbrekka
Lækjarbrekka is an Icelandic / Scandinavian bistro, operated since 1981 and situated in the heart of Reykjavík in one of the oldest and most iconic buildings in the city. Our specialty is Icelandic and Scandinavian cuisine and we strive to create delicious meals from the best possible ingredients and to provide first-class service.
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Fjallakofinn – City Center
Fjallakofinn aka. "The Mountain Hut" is one of the largest outdoor retail stores in Iceland offering all types of high quality outdoors equipment. The company and its staff have extensive experience in traveling in the outdoors and outdoor activities in Iceland.
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Domino’s Pizza – Hafnarfjörður
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Handknitting Assocation of Iceland – Borgartún
The handknitting association of Iceland offers a wide selection of traditional handknitted Icelandic sweaters as well as special designs and a variety of Icelandic woollen products.
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Ísafold Restaurant
Downtown Reykjavik +354 595 8535 WebsiteHappy Hour
Every day from 4:00PM to 6:00PM.Beer: 600 kr.$4.82*€4.37*£3.69*Wine: 900 kr.$7.22*€6.55*£5.53** Prices in foreign currencies are approximates. Source: Arion banki.
Charming and textured restaurant located on an animated side street in the heart of Reykjavik; a real hidden gem. At Ísafold, we take pride in offering our guests attentive and personal service, as well as a delectable and creative menu.
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The Design Museum of Iceland
Located in the centre of Garðabær, the museum collects and preserves items in connection with Icelandic design history, from the beginning of the 20th century to present day.
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Láki Tours – Grundarfjörður
Láki Tours is a family-run whale watching company offering wonderful boats trips for whale watching, puffin tours and sea-angling trips. The company operates from three ports, Grundarfjörður, Ólafsvík and Hólmavík.
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Kaldi Brewery Tour
Bruggsmiðjan is the first microbrewery in Iceland. Kaldi has been from the beginning one of the most popular bottled beer in Iceland and has a lot of exciting things happening in the future.
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Gentle Giants – Húsavík
Gentle Giants offers whale watching on traditional Icelandic oak boats and modern RIB speedboats, as well as other exciting seafaring adventures like sea angling, bird watching and island excursions. We operate from Húsavík, "the Whale Capital of Iceland", in the north and have more than 150 years of family history in the bay.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Borgarnes
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Powering the future
Ljósafoss Power Station uses sustainable energy from nature. It is a short drive from Reykjavik and a great place to experience the evolution of electricity. Here you can understand the significant steps the human race has taken to successfully harness this energy source.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Neskaupstaður
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Reykjavík Art Museum – Ásmundarsafn
The sculptor Ásmundur Sveinsson (1893–1982) designed, worked and lived in this beautiful building now serving as a part of Reykjavík Art Museum.
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ZO•ON Kringlan
ZO•ON is for urban outdoor adventurers. We create clothes that give people the confidence to get out there and move freely between the city and nature – whatever the weather.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Raufarhöfn
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Blöndós
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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The Icelandic Horse
The Icelandic Horse is a horse rental which offers high quality services and has been top ranked on TripAdvisor from the start. Small family firm with licensed local tour guides on all tours.
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Handknitting Association of Iceland – Skólavörðustígur
The handknitting association of Iceland offers a wide selection of traditional handknitted Icelandic sweaters as well as special designs and a variety of Icelandic woollen products.
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Icelandic Museum of Rock ‘N’ Roll
At the Icelandic Museum of Rock ‘n’ Roll guests can walk through the history of Icelandic pop and rock music throughout the years. Guests can dive deeper into the history of each artist and listen to their music with the help of the Rock ‘n’ Roll app on the iPad guests receive during the visit.
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JS Watch Co.
JS Watch Company Reykjavik is a small Icelandic watch manufacturer and probably one of the world’s smallest manufacturers of stylish, quality watches. All the watches are designed and assembled by hand in Iceland.
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Tjaldsvæði Þorlákshafnar
The camp site has a service house with three toilets and facilities to wash the dishes as well as electricity. Next to the swimming pool is a football field, playground and the sports area.
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Kaffitár – National Museum of Iceland
Kaffitár is an Icelandic coffee roaster and operates five cafés and two bakeries. You can expect a cozy atmosphere, direct trade specialty coffee and artisan breads, pastries and cakes.
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Caruso Harbor
Caruso Harbor offers tasty Icelandic and Italian cuisine. While dining you will have a chance to enjoy a beautiful view of the ocean. The restaurant is located down by Reykjavik´s old harbor, just a walking distance from the city centre.
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Klébergslaug Pool
Klébergs swimming pool is located in Kjalarnes,by the sea shore with a view out to the ocean. Close by are facilities for sea swimming for those who dare.
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Glacier Lagoon
Glacier Lagoon offers exciting boat trips on Jökulsárlón Glacier lagoon in amphibian boats. During the excursion you sail among the huge icebergs in the picturesque scenery.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Selfoss
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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ELDHEIMAR Volcano Museum
South Iceland +3544882700Volcano museum of remembrance. A unique volcanic and geological exhibition about two of the most spectacular volcanos in Iceland. Surtsey, the island from 1963, listed as a natural wonder on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Heimaey, the dramatic eruption in 1973.
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Vesturbæjarlaug Pool
Downtown Reykjavik +354 411 5150Vesturbæjarlaug is a neighbourhood pool, located within walking distance of the city centre, not far away from many of the tourist attractions. The pool has an outdoor pool and children’s pool, steam bath and sauna.
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Europcar
Europcar is the largest car rental operator in Iceland located at all major airports throughout the country. The largest rental station is in Reykjavík and we are an Authorized Terminal Operator at Keflavik International Airport.
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Feldur Verkstæði
Feldur Versktæði is a family run fur brand that specializes in design and production of classic products that can last you a lifetime. Their goal is to make high quality fur products for everyone to enjoy.
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Lana Matusa
Near to the big church Hallgrímskirkja, you can find the notable Lana Matusa art ceramic studio gallery. Lana Matusa´s gallery offers a range of art works. The unique ceramics, sculptures, oil and acryl paintings, unique ceramic pictures, drawings are all designed and hand made by the artist.
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SALKA VALKA fish and more
We like to think of Salka Valka as an extension of our own home-kitchen and living room. Experience a uniquely charming, soulful and welcoming atmosphere over hot & cold food, sandwiches & snacks, coffee drinks, organic teas & organic juices, wine & beer.
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Domino’s Pizza – Gnoðarvogur
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Blue Lagoon Shop
The Blue Lagoon is one of 25 wonders of the world. Its geothermal seawater flows from volcanic aquifers 2000 meters within the earth, emerging at the surface enriched with silica, algae, and minerals—the foundational elements of Blue Lagoon skin care. If you are in Reykjavík and wish to experience the rejuvenating powers of the Blue Lagoon’s n
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Domino’s Pizza – Fitjar
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Domino’s Pizza – Hafnargata
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Kaffitár – Perlan
Enjoy a great view with your cup of coffee at Perlan. Kaffitár is an Icelandic coffee roaster and operates five cafés and two bakeries. You can expect a cozy atmosphere, direct trade specialty coffee and artisan breads, pastries and cakes.
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Fjallakofinn – Kringlan
Fjallakofinn's main location is at Kringlan 7, right opposite the Kringlan Shopping Center, so when you visit you can also browse more than 180 stores next door.
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Reykjavík Museum of Photography
A collection of six million photographs recording the rich history of Reykjavík and contemporary life. Various other exhibitions are held each year.
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Vestmannaeyjar
South IcelandVestmannaeyjar, an archipelago of volcanic islands off the south coast with Heimaey being the only inhabited island. Two historical events have shaped this island, the Turkish invasion of 1627 and the devastating eruption of 1973. A project to unearth buried houses was named Pompeii of the North and is still ongoing.
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Lyfja Pharmacy
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Caruso
A well-established family-run Italian restaurant situated in a restored historical building. Delicious Italian cuisine pasta dishes, pizzas and other meat dishes are offered in a cosy atmosphere.
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The Icelandic Bar
This bar has a great selection of Icelandic beers, serving up to 100 types of all available local beers. If beer isn’t your drink of choice, all liqueurs and spirits produced in Iceland are also available.
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Sæta Svínið
A gastropub in the heart of the city specializing in local food and beer. Live events such as Party Karaoke and Party Bingo make this pub a fun place to visit.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Skagaströnd
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Matarkjallarinn – Food Cellar
Food Cellar is a restaurant, situated in a 160 year old building in the centre of Reykjavík. We like to think that Food is for your body and Music is for your soul.
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Reykjavik Helicopters
Reykjavik Helicopters is Iceland’s Premium Helicopter Tour Provider. The fleet is made up of the most modern and meticulously maintained helicopters on the market.
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Ísafold Spa
Ísafold SPA is a luxurious wellness center equipped with a sauna and a large hot tub. A massage room is located in the spa which offers the possibility to enjoy a variety of relaxing massage treatments. Perfect for a group of friends that would like to spend quality time together in the most relaxing and cozy atmosphere.
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Kriunes Hotel
Hotel Kríunes is a small slice of paradise located on the outskirt of Reykjavík city. This family owned hotel was established in 1998 by Björn Ingi Stefánsson and his family. With special personalized service and a relaxed atmosphere, Hotel Kríunes makes you feel at home.
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Salthúsið
Salthúsið (The House of Bacalao) Restaurant of Grindavik is the first restaurant in Iceland specialising in the lowly codfish, bringing it up to new heights.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Nýbýlavegur
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Pólar Hestar
Riding tours in Northern Iceland, where the mountains of Fjördur Peninsula meet the Arctic Sea many legends tell about hidden homelands of the elves.
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Fisherman´s Village
Located on Álftanes peninsula, this guest house offers cottage-style rooms with free WiFi , driftwood furniture and a flat-screen TV. Reykjavík city centre is 14 km away.
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Whales of Iceland
The largest whale exhibition in Europe, located at Grandi District, about a 15-minute walk from the town centre. The exhibition displays 23 man-made, life size models of the whales.
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Glacier Tours Snæfellsjökull
We offer memorable tours by snowcat and snowmobile to the top of the glacier Snæfellsjökull.
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Láki Tours
Whale watching adventures and puffin tours on Snæfellsnes. New trips from Hólmavík. Sightings of orcas, sperm whales and humpbacks as well as other species
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DIVE.IS
Dive.is takes scuba divers and snorkelers from all over the world to some of Iceland’s and our planet’s most unique and amazing dive and snorkel sites since 1997.
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Harpa Concert Hall
The most distinguished landmark of Reykjavik is the cultural heart of the city. This glass edifice is the main venue for international music concerts and is home to the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra, and the Opera.
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Grillhúsið
One of the city’s favorite Rock‘n’Roll Steakhouses. They offer a diverse menu of steaks, burgers, Tex Mex food and more at affordable prices.
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Breiðholtslaug Pool
Icelanders love using the swimming pools as a way of relaxing and socializing. There are seven swimming pools in Reykjavik alone and almost every town in Iceland has a public swimming pool, each with its own character and features.
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Akureyri Fish and Chips
North East Iceland +354 414 6050 WebsiteHappy Hour
Every day from 3:00PM to 6:00PM.Beer: 1000 kr.$8.03*€7.28*£6.14** Prices in foreign currencies are approximates. Source: Arion banki.
Fresh fish is our pride and joy but our fish soup and „plokkari“ are second to none in taste and style. Try some fermented shark with the Icelandic Brennivin.
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Farmers & Friends – Grandi
Farmers Market is an Icelandic design company and clothing brand, founded in 2005. With strong ties to the vibrant Icelandic music and design scene. There are two Farmers & Friends shops, One in Laugavegur and the other in the Grandi district.
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Kruðerí Kaffitárs – Nýbýlavegur
Kruðerí Kaffitárs is an artisan bakery and café. You can expect a cozy atmosphere, direct trade specialty coffee and artisan breads, pastries and cakes.
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Eldhestar
Eldhestar provide horse riding tours from a unique location between volcanoes, rivers and the ocean only about 30 minutes drive from Reykjavik, in the heart of Iceland‘s south-western countryside.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Patreksfjörður
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Fjallabyggð
The municipality of Fjallabyggð came into being as an administrative unit when the community of Ólafsfjörður community and the municipality of Siglufjörður were merged in 2006. The population of Fjallabyggð is around 2.015. The construction of the Héðinsfjörður tunnel, which links the two regional centres, has made the Tröllaskagi penin
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Kaffitár – Höfðatorg
Kaffitár is an Icelandic coffee roaster and operates five cafés and two bakeries. You can expect a cozy atmosphere, direct trade specialty coffee and artisan breads, pastries and cakes.
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Grafarvogslaug Pool
Icelanders love using the swimming pools as a way of relaxing and socializing. There are seven swimming pools in Reykjavik alone and almost every town in Iceland has a public swimming pool, each with its own character and features.
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Sigurjón Ólafsson Museum
The Sigurjón Ólafsson Museum houses sculptures and drawings by sculptor Sigurjón Ólafsson, along with sources of information about the artist. It serves as a centre for research on his art.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Búðardalur
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Domino’s Pizza
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Grindavík
Reykjanes PeninsulaGrindavík is one of the biggest fish processing towns in Iceland with an active, industrious harbour. During the summer there is an exhibition of boats from Grindavík along the road of Seljabót near the harbour. At the Icelandic Salt Fish Museum, you will learn how salt fish has had a great influence on life in the country.
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Stykkishólmur
West IcelandStykkishólmur is a charming town with beautifully maintained old houses. It has an industrious harbour where boat trips around Breiðarfjörður are offered as well as the ferry Baldur to Flatey island and Brjánslækur in the West Fjords.
The Norwegian House serves as a regional museum for the Snæfellsnes area and it is worth visiting
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The Beer Spa
Bjórböðin Spa is a unique luxury beer spa owned by the microbrewery Kaldi in Árskógssandur, North east Iceland. Sit in a barrel of warm beer while sipping a cold one.
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Sundlaug Þorlákshafnar
One of the best swimming pool facilities in the South. Nice indoor activity pool for kids, new hot tubs outside and great water slides. The camping site is next to the swimming pool area.
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Þorlákshöfn
South IcelandÞorlákshöfn, the only active fishing village on the south coast due to its natural harbour. It is also the ferry connection for the Westman Islands. Hendur í Höfn is a coffee shop and glass art gallery offering 4-hour courses in glass art. Some of the furniture is made from recycled palettes, giving the coffee shop its unique ambience.
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Farmers & Friends
Farmers Market is an Icelandic design company and clothing brand, founded in 2005. With strong ties to the vibrant Icelandic music and design scene. There are two Farmers & Friends shops, One in Laugavegur and the other in the Grandi district.
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Geysir Bistro
An ideal place to sit down in a cozy environment and watch the bustling life rushing by while enjoying quality food at a reasonable price.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Sauðárkrókur
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Seal Watching Hvammstangi
Seal Watching Hvammstangi offers boat trips from Hvammstangi around Miðfjörður and Húnaflói during the summer, giving you the opportunity to watch seals in their natural environment. Seal Waching boat tours are offered from 15. May until 30. September each year.
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Út í bláinn
Enjoy a lively atmosphere in an incredible setting. The restaurant focuses on seasonal ingredients where Icelandic culinary traditions meet classic European Cuisine.
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Domino’s Pizza – Fjarðagata
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Kaffitár – Kringlan
Kaffitár is an Icelandic coffee roaster and operates five cafés and two bakeries. You can expect a cozy atmosphere, direct trade specialty coffee and artisan breads, pastries and cakes.
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The Icelandic Phallological Museum
The internationally renowned penis museum is the only museum in the world which contains a collection of phallic specimens belonging to every species of mammal found in a single country.
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Apotek Kitchen + Bar
The restaurant is casual-smart, offering delicious food in a vibrant atmosphere and stylish surroundings.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Ísafjörður
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Nauthólsvík Geothermal Beach
Downtown Reykjavik WebsiteAt the bottom of the Öskjuhlíð hill, you can find the man-made beach at Nauthólsvík. Set within a 3.5 km walk from the town centre and only a 1.3 km walk from the Pearl.
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Jörgensen Kitchen & Bar
Close to Downtown +354 595 8565 WebsiteHappy Hour
Every day from 4:00PM to 6:00PM.Beer: 600 kr.$4.82*€4.37*£3.69*Wine: 900 kr.$7.22*€6.55*£5.53** Prices in foreign currencies are approximates. Source: Arion banki.
The atmosphere at Jörgensen Kitchen & Bar is lovely and welcoming. The restaurant is sectioned in a way that we can welcome larger groups without interrupting more intimate dining experiences.
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Kaldi Bar
Small, cosy and very busy. Only Icelandic beers for sale. Be early, because it can get crowded as it is very popular.
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The Irishman Pub
Downtown Reykjavik +354 581 2020 WebsiteHappy Hour
Every day from 12:00PM to 7:00PM.Beer: 750 kr.$6.02*€5.46*£4.61*Wine: 750 kr.$6.02*€5.46*£4.61** Prices in foreign currencies are approximates. Source: Arion banki.
The Irishman Pub is a new addition to the thriving pub & bar culture in Reykjavík, the capital of Iceland. Located in the heart of downtown at Klapparstígur 27.
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Kruðerí Kaffitárs – Stórhöfði
Kruðerí Kaffitárs is an artisan bakery and café. You can expect a cozy atmosphere, direct trade specialty coffee and artisan breads, pastries and cakes.
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Domino’s Pizza – Hraunbær
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Húsavík Whale Museum
The Húsavík Whale Museum is a non-profit organization founded in 1997. The aim of the museum is to convey information about whales, marine ecology and the interaction of whales and humans through history in an entertaining and interesting way.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Egilsstaðir
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Whale Watching Akureyri
We represent Elding, Whale Safari and Ambassador in Akureyri, North Iceland. Our year-round tours are mainly focused on humpback whale whatching in Eyjafjörður, although cetacean such as minke whales, dolphins, porpoises and other bigger whales can be seen occasionally.
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American Bar
Downtown Reykjavik +354-571-9999 WebsiteHappy Hour
Every day from 4:00PM to 7:00PM.Beer: 800 kr.$6.42*€5.82*£4.91*Wine: 900 kr.$7.22*€6.55*£5.53** Prices in foreign currencies are approximates. Source: Arion banki.
The place to go for American culture and entertainment. It is a diner-style bar, serving American greats such as buffalo wings and burgers. American whiskey and beers.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Þingeyri
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Mývatn
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Höfn
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Icelandic Knives
Mr. Johann Vilhjalmsson, master knife- and gunsmith, has been custom making knives since 1994. At that time he was a Gunsmithing apprentice at the School of the Gunsmiths in Liege, Belgium.
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ZO•ON Factory Store – Kópavogur
ZO•ON is for urban outdoor adventurers. We create clothes that give people the confidence to get out there and move freely between the city and nature – whatever the weather.
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Domino’s Pizza – Akureyri
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Snorrastofa in Reykholt
Welcome to Snorrastofa in Reykholt, West Iceland Reykholt in West Iceland is a very important historical site, a cultural centre in past and present. One of the most remarkable Icelanders of all time, historian, scholar and chieftain Snorri Sturluson lived in Reykholt from 1206 until his death in 1241. His works; Heimskringla, Edda and Egil’s Sag
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Árbær Open Air Museum
Árbæjarsafn is an open-air museum and comprises a collection of over 20 houses from the 19.th century that guests are invited to visit.
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Domino’s Pizza – Lóuhólar
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Árbæjarlaug Pool
Árbæjarlaug is located in the vicinity of Árbaer Open Air museum and is one of the suburban pools in Reykjavík that has very good facilities for children.
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Domino’s Pizza – Nóatún
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Reykjavík Maritime Museum
The Reykjavik Maritime Museum has both permanent and temporary exhibitions depicting the fishing history of Iceland as well as other exhibits pertaining to the ocean. The latest exhibition is Melckmeyt 1659 - Underwater Archaeological Survey.
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Hreyfill Taxi
Founded in 1943, Hreyfill Taxi is one of Iceland’s most respected taxi services. Besides providing comfort and convenient transportation around Reykjavik.
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Kaffitár – Bankastræti
Kaffitár is an Icelandic coffee roaster and operates five cafés and two bakeries. You can expect a cozy atmosphere, direct trade specialty coffee and artisan breads, pastries and cakes.
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Jómfrúin
In the heart of Reykjavík, this restaurant has been serving their famous Danish sandwiches for over 20 years. During summer, the back patio is a popular venue for jazz lovers.
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National Museum of Iceland
The National Museum gives a comprehensive picture of Iceland's history. Making of a Nation, Heritage and History in Iceland is a permanent exhibition.
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Domino’s Pizza – Mosfellsbær
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Viking Village
Viking feast with food, drinks and live music, served in a hall resembling those of the Middle Ages. The Viking Village is not only a restaurant, it plays a role in many cultural events. It offers live music most evenings.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Smáratorg
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Forréttabarinn
With a downtown New York vibe, but right in the charming historical centre of Reykjavík, Forréttabarinn makes an ideal spot to get your night started.
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Gistihúsið – Lake Hotel
Gistihúsið – Lake Hotel Egilsstadir is an established and renowned, family-run, hotel in a farming district.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Stykkishólmur
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Domino’s Pizza – Akranes
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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The Drunk Rabbit Irish Pub
Downtown Reykjavik +354 553 1041 WebsiteHappy Hour
Every day from 12:00PM to 7:00PM.Beer: 600 kr.$4.82*€4.37*£3.69*Wine: 800 kr.$6.42*€5.82*£4.91** Prices in foreign currencies are approximates. Source: Arion banki.
The Drunk Rabbit is an authentic Irish pub in the heart of down town Reykjavik. Happy hours from 12-19 every day and live music every night!
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Guðbrandur & Tína Jewellers
Downtown Reykjavik +354 552 3485Unique jewellery made by Guðbrandur and Tína Jezorski.
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Hafið Bláa
Sitting on a narrow strip of land between the estuary at the Ölfusá River and the open North Atlantic Ocean, Hafið Bláa offers up spectacular panoramic views with your meal.
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Reykjavik’s Swimming Pools
Reykjavik Area WebsiteIcelanders love using the swimming pools as a way of relaxing and socializing. There are seven swimming pools in Reykjavik alone and almost every town in Iceland has a public swimming pool, each with its own character and features.
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Krauma
Krauma is a nattural geothermal baths and spa at Deildartunguhver. Europe´s most powerful hot spring. The cold water comes from Ok, Iceland´s smallest glacier.
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Seatours
They offer tours to different islands and locations like The Westman Islands, Flatey Island, Brjánslækur, Stykkishólmur.
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Reykjavik Raincoats
“If you don’t like the weather, wait a minute...” is the popular and alarmingly accurate phrase Icelanders use to describe their ever-changing environment. People here know that it’s always best to be prepared for the worst. And when the south east wind comes howling in carrying its precious cargo of rain, you can forget about opening an
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Domino’s Pizza – Skógarlind
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Elding Whale Watching
Elding Whale Watching offers the most talked-about whale watching and sea adventure tours in Iceland. With decades of experience, we provide responsible whale watching tours, year-round.
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Hotel Viking
This Viking-themed hotel is in the seaside town of Hafnarfjordur. Parking, WiFi and access to a sauna and hot tub are all free.
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Domino’s Pizza – Nýbýlavegur
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Reykjavik Segway Tours
Reykjavik Segway tours offers scheduled Segway tours in Reykjavik in summer and on demand all year.
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Domino’s Pizza – Skúlagata
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Reyðarfjörður
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Baðhúsið SPA
Baðhúsið – SPA is situated on the ground floor of Gistihúsið – Lake Hotel Egilsstadir. It features a comfortable, indoor hot tub (40°C) and a mild sauna which combines the comforts of the steam room and the dry sauna.
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ZO•ON – City Centre
ZO•ON is for urban outdoor adventurers. We create clothes that give people the confidence to get out there and move freely between the city and nature – whatever the weather.
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Domino’s Pizza – Spöng
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Domino’s Pizza – Garðatorg
Domino‘s is the number 1 pizza in Iceland. We only use quality raw material in our top quality products. Persistence is very important and our customers can expect to get the same quality at all times in all our 23 stores.
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Laugar Spa – World Class
Laugar Spa is a first-class beauty and massage center where the best professionals take care of providing clients with good service and relaxation.
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Kaffi Lækur
Close to Downtown +354 537 6556 WebsiteHappy Hour
Every day from 4:00PM to 7:00PM.Beer: 750 kr.$6.02*€5.46*£4.61*Wine: 900 kr.$7.22*€6.55*£5.53** Prices in foreign currencies are approximates. Source: Arion banki.
A speciality café and art gallery in the Laugardalur valley that offers healthy sourdough flatbreads, salads and sandwiches as well as delicious soups and dish-of-the-day.
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ZO•ON Iceland
ZO•ON is for urban outdoor adventurers. We create clothes that give people the confidence to get out there and move freely between the city and nature – whatever the weather.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Grundarfjörður
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Sumac Restaurant
Downtown Reykjavik +354 537 9900 WebsiteHappy Hour
Every day from 4:00PM to 6:00PM.Beer: 750 kr.$6.02*€5.46*£4.61*Wine: 950 kr.$7.62*€6.91*£5.84** Prices in foreign currencies are approximates. Source: Arion banki.
Sumac has quickly become a local favourite with its great food and vibrant ambiance. From appetizers to cocktails, Tuesday lunch time to late-night Friday Happy Hours, Sumac is a hot spot for many occasions.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Lágmúli
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Efstidalur
Ice-cream and Hamburgers. In Efstidalur you will get a unique and different experience. Right in the middle of the Golden Circle, you get a glance of the farm life in Iceland. This family farm has opened up for tourists and offers a variety of products straight from the farm, such as the famous ice cream, skyr and feta cheese. The restaurant also o
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Aurora Reykjavík
Immerse yourself in the fascinating spectacle of the Northern Lights, discover how cultures around the world perceive them, and learn to adjust your camera’s settings to best capture the auroras.
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Rauða Húsið
Rauða Húsið (The Red House) serves up exquisite meals in a romantically rustic setting. Located in a historic house in the 19th-century trading hub of Eyrarbakki on the south coast, it is a stop not to miss on your Golden Circle or South coast trip.
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Lyfja Pharmacy – Reykjanesbær
Lyfja is one of the oldest private pharmacies in Iceland, having first opened its doors in 1996. Today Lyfja runs and operates more than 30 pharmacies all over Iceland. Lyfja strives to provide excellent services, a good selection of products and fair pricing that is the same everywhere.
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Café Loki
This is where you experience typical Icelandic hospitality while you indulge in traditional Icelandic food. Family-owned, the restaurant makes use of recipes that have been passed on from one generation to the next.
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Moby Dick Restaurant
The restaurant has a distinct personality as the whale themed decor is again dominant in this hotel area. At Moby Dick Restaurant you can enjoy a drink or two before after a thrilling day in the Húsavík area. As we, at Fosshotel, always try to work with the local community, the menu is mostly based on local ingredients, and is especially known f
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Icewear Visitor Centre & Store
Wool clothing, souvenirs and outdoor clothing, designed in Iceland to meet the unpredictable Icelandic weather. The Icewear Visitor Centre and Store is only open in the summer when cruise ships are at the dock. Be Warm - Be Well
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Icewear – Laugavegur
Icewear is a leading Icelandic manufacturer and reseller of wool products, souvenirs, and outdoor gear. Designed to suit the unpredictable weather of the Icelandic climate and unique landscape, everyone should have a chance to enjoy the outdoors, wearing Icewear clothing.
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Camping Iceland
Camping Iceland specializes in renting out 4x4 Campers and Camping cars, equipped with all the camping gear needed for a pleasurable travel in Iceland. We own and run a large fleet, specially designed to give you an experience of a lifetime. We really do care about our customers, as our mission is to make you happy by offering the best possible
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Fosshotel Stykkishólmur
Fosshotel Stykkisholmur is a 3-star hotel in a fishing village of Stykkishólmur, sometimes called the town of thousand islands. The atmosphere of this beautiful town is set by old houses that make you feel like a time traveler. It is an ideal destination for those who are visiting the Snæfellsnes peninsula or exploring the spectacular wildlife
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Icewear – Strandgata
Icewear is a clothing and souvenirs store which offers a wide selection of outdoor clothing, wool sweaters, wool blankets and all kind of souvenirs.
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Fosshotel Hekla Restaurant
Fosshotel Hekla offers a great restaurant with 180° view over the beautiful scenery surrounding the hotel. In right conditions, the location can be ideal for spotting the Northern Lights. The restaurant uses only the freshest ingredients, acquired from farmers in the local area.
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CenterHotel Arnarhvoll
CenterHotel Arnarhvoll and its surroundings boast an extensive choice of services for business, holiday and leisure. With 104 stylish rooms, top floor restaurant & bar, wellness area, good service, and spectacular views, Arnarhvoll offers everything you need for a memorable stay in Reykjavik.
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Costco Iceland
Reykjavik Area +354 532 5555Costco Iceland opened in May 2017. Just like other Costco warehouses, Costco Iceland offers one of the largest and most exclusive product category selections to be found under one roof.
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Fosshotel Lind
Fosshotel Lind, centrally located in Reykjavík, is near Laugavegur, the city’s main shopping area. Numerous restaurants, cafés, shops, museums and art galleries can be found just around the corner as well as one of Reykjavík’s largest city park. The hotel features 78 rooms in the quiet neighborhood of Rauðarárstígur.
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Grand Brasserie
Grand Brasserie welcomes you to its modern and elegant surroundings where our job is to treat you in a unique way. Variety of delicious dishes compliment our menu emphasizing Icelandic and Nordic cuisine. We take pride in using only top quality ingredients. We are also pleased to give you a great variety of wines carefully selected by our experts.
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Icewear – Westman Islands
Icewear is an Icelandic manufacturer of wool products and outdoor clothing. Our clothes are designed in Iceland to meet the unpredictability of the harsh Icelandic weather. Be Warm - Be Well
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Fosshotel Nupar Restaurant
Unwind after a productive day at the romantic restaurant at Fosshotel Núpar. There is nothing more relaxing than dining with the ones you love, watching the sunset (or not set) in the Eldhraun lava field which surrounds the hotel. With the scenery surrounding the hotel, your dinner experience is unlike anything else at Fosshotel Núpar.
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Downtown Charm Reykjavík
Our apartments are only downtown Reykjavik, within a walking distance from all the nice restaurants and the most favorable attractions.
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Fosshotel Vatnajökull
Fosshotel Vatnajökull is an attractive hotel in the southeast of Iceland with a spellbinding view of the magnificant glacier Vatnajökull. In beautiful surroundings, the hotel has been designed to make sure your stay is as peaceful and relaxing as possible.
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CenterHotel Plaza
CenterHotel Plaza provides the comfort and the location to enjoy all that Reykjavik city center has to offer. Fully equipped meeting and conference facilities are available; the hotel is ideal for business and leisure. The hotel is situated next to Ingolfstorg the main square in the heart of the old city. With a wide variety of restaurants, cafés,
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Fosshotel Vatnajokull Restaurant
Enjoy a nice evening or lunch at the Fosshotel Vatnajökul's Restaurant.
The ingredients come from local farmers and fishermen where the spotlight is on the langoustine, the fjord's most renowned dish but the langoustine fishing industry is creating over 100 jobs in the small town of Höfn. Check the restaurant's site for menus and bookin
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Icewear Wool House
Icewear has been designing and producing authentic Icelandic wool products since 1972. Be Warm - Be Well.
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Fosshotel Eastfjords
Located on the east coast of Iceland, Fáskrúðsfjörður is celebrated for its majestic nature and beautiful scenery. Fosshotel Eastfjords operates in 4 historic buildings previously made for French fishermen.
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L’Abri restaurant
L'Abri restaurant is located in Fosshotel Eastfjords in Fáskrúðsfjörður is celebrated for its majestic nature and beautiful scenery. The restaurants view is spectacular, overseeing the beautiful fjord. Fosshotel Eastfjords operates in 4 historic buildings previously made for French fishermen in the years between 1898 - 1907. The most famous o
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Fosshotel Hekla
The hotel is located close to Mt. Hekla in South Iceland, is surrounded by some of Iceland's most stunning sights. Volcanoes Eyjafjallajökull and Fimmvörðuháls are close by. Then there's the famed Golden Circle and the beautiful hiking trails around it. The highlands of Landmannalaugar, Kjölur and Sprengisandur are within an easy reach and
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Stracta Bistro Restaurant
Stracta Bistro is located on the ground floor of Stracta hotel. Guests can enjoy a variety of dishes during both lunch and dinner time.
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Reykjavík Art Museum – Kjarvalsstaðir
Kjarvalsstaðir houses the works of one of Iceland’s most influential and recognised artists, Jóhannes S. Kjarval. The exhibitions at Kjarvalsstaðir focus primarily on paintings and sculptures of the established masters of modern art.
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Reykjavík Art Museum – Hafnarhús
The old harbour warehouse, Hafnarhús, offers a progressive exhibition program with local and international contemporary artists. The work of current notables, art canons and newcomers are presented in six galleries.
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The Beer Garden
The Beer Garden offers a multitude of delicious beer, both on tap and bottled beer from all over the world. We are specialists when it comes to pairing the right food with the right beer and firmly believe that beer elevates every meal. The Beer Garden is located in Fosshotel Reykjavik.
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Fosshotel Hellnar
This hotel is everything people look for in a charming country hotel, near Kirkjufell mountain. The hotel is located right beneath Snæfellsjökull Glacier, a national park made famous in the novel Journey to the Center of the Earth.
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CenterHotel Þingholt
CenterHotel Thingholt is designed by the Icelandic architect Gulla Jonsdottir. Gulla owns G+ Gulla Jonsdottir Design in Los Angeles. She has taken part in designing several hotels in the United States, such as the Crescent Hotel in Beverly Hills and Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.
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Fosshotel Glacier Lagoon
The location is perfect for nature lovers, as the hotel is right between Skaftafell and Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, two of Iceland's most spectacular natural attractions; a hiker's paradise. Fosshotel Glacier Lagoon offers 104 rooms with all necessary amenities. The restaurant at the hotel has a seating capacity of 150.
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Fosshotel Mývatn
Fosshotel Mývatn offers 92 rooms in wonderful surroundings north of Lake Mývatn, within 100 km from the Akureyri Airport. The hotel is designed by award-winning architectures and features almost exclusively low-environmental impact materials.
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Fosshotel Baron
Historical hotel standing prominently in the heart of Reykjavík, near the seafront, within walking distance from many popular shops and attractions. Enjoy a scenic walk by the seaside, visit the prestigious Harpa Concert Hall and try some of Reykjavík's great restaurants and cafés, all just a stone's throw from the hotel.
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CenterHotel Klöpp
Offering 46 comfortable rooms, breakfast area, hotel bar, friendly service and a warm welcoming atmosphere. In the evening the lobby lounge area turns into a nice bar area where you can relax. Happy Hour is at the bar every day from 16 to 18. Each room at Klopp has a mini-bar that can be stocked upon request, hairdryer, shower, flat screen TV.
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Fosshotel Glacier Lagoon Restaurant
Located right under the highest peak of Iceland, Hvannadalshnúkur (2.110m) at Fosshotel Glacier Lagoon, we aim to take you on a food journey like you've never experienced before. The cooking is inspired by the Icelandic nature where we emphasize on quality and creativity in our dishes. The restaurant offers seating for up to 180 people in a geome
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Fosshotel Hellnar Restaurant
Fosshotel Hellnar presents a lovely little restaurant inside the hotel serving unique Icelandic dishes in a unique atmosphere. The restaurant offers excellent views of Hellnar's beautiful cliffed coasts where Orcas are regularly spotted swimming in the ocean.
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Restaurant Skel
Restaurant Skel is a modern restaurant at Fosshotel Westfjords with a warm hearted service and cozy atmosphere in the lovely town of Patreksfjörður, with most of its ingredients straight from farmers.
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The Sigurgeirs Bird Museum
The Sigurgeir’s Bird Museum at Ytri-Neslönd on the shores of Lake Mývatn is a comprehensive private bird collection resulting from one man’s passion, Sigurgeir Stefánsson.
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Fosshotel Reykjavík
Fosshotel Reykjavík, Iceland’s largest hotel stands prominently in Reykjavík’s business district, only a short walk from the main shopping area. With 16 floors, many of our rooms offer magnificent views of the city and the bay area.
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Reykjavík Röst
Downtown Reykjavik +354 527 777 WebsiteHappy Hour
Every day from 3:00PM to 7:00PM.Beer: 650 kr.$5.22*€4.73*£3.99*Wine: 750 kr.$6.02*€5.46*£4.61** Prices in foreign currencies are approximates. Source: Arion banki.
Reykjavík Röst is a coffee house and bar by the Old Reykjavík Harbour. We pride ourselves of the best view in town and we serve quality coffee and homemade grilled sandwiches on sourdough bread.
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CenterHotel Skjaldbreið
CenterHotel Skjaldbreid is located on an enviable central spot on Laugavegur. Reykjavik’s main shopping street holds the main shops and a vast variety of cafés, bars and restaurants. The hotel offers 33 warm and comfortable rooms along with a breakfast area and a personal and friendly service.
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Icewear Outlet
Icewear offers outdoor and wool clothing to keep you warm on your Iceland travel. Be Warm - Be Well
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Icewear Magasín
Icewear Magasín offers a range of brands, including Icewear, Helly Hansen, Salewa and Asolo. Icewear clothing consists of outdoor clothing and authentic wool products, which are sure to keep you warm as you travel through Iceland. Be Warm - Be Well
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Fosshotel Stykkishólmur Restaurant
As the hotel is located upon a hill, the restaurant offers a wonderful view over the fishing village and the islands surrounding the area. Unique experience and friendly multi-lingual staff is what you will find at the Fosshotel Stykkishólmur restaurant.
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Fosshotel Núpar
Fosshotel Núpar is a comfortable and ideally located hotel in one of Iceland's most glorious landscapes. Surrounded by lava fields, it offers a spectacular view of Vatnajökull, the world‘s largest glacier outside the Arctic. Fosshotel Núpar is near many of Iceland's natural attractions such as Mount Lómagnúpur, Skaftafell National Park, t
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Special Tours
Special Tours Wildlife Adventures offer Whale Watching tours, Puffin tours, Sea Angling, Northern Lights excursions as well as Reykjavík by sea cultural tours.
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Haust Restaurant
Haust Restaurant is located in Fosshotel Reykjavik close to the city center. One-of-a-kind dinner buffet every night with variety of tasty starters, main courses and deserts. All weekdays, Monday to Friday we offer lunch buffet and on weekends we offer an outstanding brunch buffet.
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Fosshotel Westfjords
Fosshotel Westfjords is a three-star hotel in the small fishing village of Patreksfjörður, gateway to some of Iceland greatest attractions. Close to Fosshotel Westfjords is Látrabjarg Nesting Cliff, the magnificent Dynjandi Waterfall and Rauðisandur, the fascinating red sand beach.
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Fosshotel Myvatn Restaurant
At Fosshotel Mývatn Restaurant, we offer Icelandic cuisine at its best. Fosshotel Mývatn's restaurant is truly one of North Iceland hidden gems offering spectacular views over lake Mývatn.
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Fosshotel Húsavík
Fosshotel Húsavík is a well-equipped hotel in the heart of Húsavík, just walking distance from the harbor. Húsavík’s main attraction is the sensational whale watching tours. Húsavík is called the "Whale Watching Capital of Europe".
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Uppsalir Bar & Café
Uppsalir Bar & Café is located in the city center in Hotel Reykjavík Centrum. The hotel is located on Aðalstræti, one of Reykjavík’s oldest streets, in a newly renovated building, the oldest part of which was built in 1764.We’re about classic and inspired cooking, good food and cocktails to match. We love food and are dedicated to ensur
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Fosshotel Rauðará
In the central Reykjavík, only 150 m from Laugavegur shopping street and 50 m from Klambratún city park. With Hallgrímskirkja church only 1 km away the location is perfect for those who want to explore Reykjavík at its best.
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Perlan – Wonders of Iceland
At Perlan you truly get to know Iceland, an island born of fire and ice. Scientific wonders come alive all around you – volcanoes, northern lights, glaciers, oceanic wonders, seabirds & so much more. You explore a real ice cave, sit back in a first-class Planetarium, have fun with interactive spectacles & enjoy views all over Reykjavik.
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Hotel Reykjavík Centrum
This downtown Reykjavík hotel stands in the bustling city center within walking distance of some of Iceland's the best museums, restaurants and bars.
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Centerhotel Miðgarður
CenterHotel Miðgarður is a beautifully designed hotel ideally located on the main shopping street in the centre of Reykjavik. The hotel offers comfortable and modern rooms, a European bistro and meeting facilities.
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Icewear – Vík Village
Vík Wool Market Shop for a unique selection of Icelandic wool sweaters and other products made of Icelandic wool. Whether shopping for gifts to take home, souvenirs, or clothing to keep you warm during your travels you’ll find what you need at a great price in this huge market for woollen products, traditional Icelandic sweaters, souvenirs and
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Fosshotel Reykholt
Fosshotel Reykholt is a romantic country hotel in the legendary setting of Reykholt in Borgarfjörður. Once the home of historian and poet Snorri Sturluson, Reykholt is one of Iceland's major historic sites. Bounteous in captivating scenery the area is full of lava fields, waterfalls, mountains, craters and caves.
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Icewear – Þingholtsstræti
In our various Icewear stores around Iceland, you can find warm outdoor and wool clothing to suit the cold Icelandic climate. Ber Warm - Be Well
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A.Hansen Restaurant
Reykjavik Area +354 565 1130 WebsiteHappy Hour
- Friday's 9:30PM to 10:30PM
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A.Hansen restaurant offers variety of international dishes cooked with Icelandic ingredients. The focus is on reasonably priced food where everyone should find something to their liking on the menu. The emphasis is on grilled steaks & seafood courses, but of course also offering vegetarian and vegan options.
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Fosshotel Reykholt Restaurant
There is nothing like enjoying Icelandic cuisine at the historical site of Reykholt, the former home of Icelandic poet Snorri Sturluson from medieval times.
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Icewear – Austurstræti
Icewear is a leading Icelandic manufacturer and reseller of wool products, souvenirs, and outdoor gear. Designed to suit the unpredictable weather of the Icelandic climate and unique landscape, everyone should have a chance to enjoy the outdoors, wearing Icewear clothing. Be Warm – Be Well
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Grand Hotel Reykjavík
Grand Hotel Reykjavík is a four star superior hotel for business travelers, conference guests and tourists who demand excellent service and facilities. At the Grand Hotel Reykjavík there are over 300 rooms and 11 meeting and conference halls in all shapes and sizes, perfectly suitable for your event.
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Sunset H20 Apartment / Queen Room by Kef Airport
Reykjanes Peninsula +3548615350Family owned 5-8 guests apartment (5-6) or Queen Room (2-3) only 7 min from Keflavik International Airport by car or bus.
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Sænautasel
East Iceland +354 853 6491Sænautasel on the Jökulsheiði heath is another turf farm-turned-museum. It was evacuated during the Askja eruption in 1875. This farm has a restaurant in the old sheep cote.
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Reykjavík Marathon
Close to Downtown +354 5353700Thousands of people of all ages from all over the world take part and run through the streets of the city.
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Oak Travel Service
Reykjavik Area 7751001Oak Travel Service is an environmentally friendly tour company that specialises in high quality private tours and tours for small groups. At Oak Travel Service we have team of very experienced guide and staff that strives for customer satisfaction.Our main goal is to introduce Iceland to visitors and to make the experience enjoyable and memorabl
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Reykjavik International Film Festival
Downtown Reykjavik +354 411 7055RIFF – Reykjavík International Film Festival – is one of the biggest and most diverse cultural events in Iceland. For eleven days every Fall since 2004, Icelandic locals and tourists alike are able to go to the cinema and enjoy the best and freshest of international film making.
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Dogma
Downtown Reykjavik +354 562-6600This little store offers a good selection of all-Icelandic t-shirts and sweaters with some funny Icelandic slogans.
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MudShark Ecotours
South Iceland +354 691-1849MudShark, an Icelandic tour company located in Hella, organizes short tours for travelers in South Iceland. MudShark is an environmentally friendly company.
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Boston
A cosy, friendly bar with more than a feeling, it’s got ambience and style. A favourite hang out for many Icelandic stars. DJ‘s entertain and patrons dance.
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Reykjavík Cultural Night
Downtown Reykjavik +354-411-6000The celebration takes place in the city centre with the participation of many artists, cultural institutions, shops and cafés. The evening ends with a big firework display down by the harbour.
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Reykjavík Sightseeing
Downtown Reykjavik +354 497 5000Reykjavik Sightseeing is a leading operator of guided day tours in Reykjavik city and the southwest of Iceland. Reykjavik Sightseeing offers many popular day tours from Reykjavik.
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Hofsós
North West IcelandHofsós is a quaint little village with 146 inhabitants. It is one of the oldest trading centres in Iceland and boasts a visible heritage in its renovated buildings.
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Gullkúnst
Downtown Reykjavik +354 561 6660Unique handmade jewellery made in workshop located at the store. Family owned, meet the designers and goldsmith behind the jewellery.
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Geitafell
North West Iceland +354 861 2503Geitafell is a perfect stop for the hungry on Vatnsnes. It offers fresh seafood on the menu with a deilicious fish soup topping the list. A countryside surprise.
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Arnarstapi
West IcelandArnarstapi, a beautiful area at the foot of the Snæfellsjökull glacier. It is a lively fishing harbour and also a popular tourist destination with a camping site, guest houses and restaurants. The great stone statue of Bárður Snæfellsás by the sculptor Ragnar Kjartansson, is an iconic feature of the area.
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Rauðisandur
The West FjordsRauðisandur is a 10km long beach characterised by colourful beach sand. The colours can range from yellow, red and even black, depending on the brightness of the day. A coffee shop is open here during the summer. The Road 614 to Rauðisandur is a steep gravel road and a detour from the main route.
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Dalir
West Iceland +354 430 4700Dalir is a region in the north-west of Iceland. We are a region of farmers and a small village: Budardalur. The region is sparsely populated and filled with wildlife, such as birds, pristine nature and agriculture.
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Fjallhalla Adventurers
South Iceland +354 696 6758Fjallhalla Adventurers is an adventure company focusing on small group tours with a variety of activities in and around Iceland. All the guides have been studying to become licensed hiking guides and have a minibus license.
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Árskógssandur
North East IcelandÁrskógssandur is not just the ferry port for Hrísey, it is also home to the famous craft beer brewery Kaldi, which sells top quality beer and boasts a health spa based on beer baths, soaps and shampoos, called the Bjórböðin Spa.
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The Gray Cat
Downtown Reykjavik +354 551 1544A tiny little 50´s-style café, located in a quiet place on Hverfisgata.
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Í Túninu Heima Town Festival
Reykjavik Area +354 6946426Mosfellsbær town festival, Í túninu heima, is held on the last weekend of August each year. It is truly a family festival which spans over three days where everyone should find something they like.
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Petersen Svítan
Downtown Reykjavik +354 563 4000Happy Hour
Every day from 4:00PM to 8:00PM.Beer: 700 kr.$5.62*€5.09*£4.30*Wine: 900 kr.$7.22*€6.55*£5.53** Prices in foreign currencies are approximates. Source: Arion banki.
A beautiful rooftop bar in one of Iceland’s most famous buildings, Gamla Bíó. Its amazing terrace and 360° view over the city is one of a kind. Jazzy and cool, with lots of history.
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Eyrarbakki
South IcelandEyrarbakki’s heyday might be long gone, but the village is graced with beautifully-preserved buildings from 1890-1920, offering a glimpse into the past. The town has two museums, the Maritime Museum and the Árnessýsla Folk Museum built in 1765. The magical Flói Bird Reserve is a recognized area for about 70 species of wetland birds.
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Kálfatjarnarkirkja
Reykjanes PeninsulaKálfatjarnarkirkja, built in 1893. At that time, it was the biggest country church in Iceland with two floors which could seat all parishioners at once, all 150 of them.
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Reykjavík Excursions
Downtown Reykjavik +354 580 5400One of the largest tour operators in Iceland, offering a range of excellent tours and services for individuals and groups.
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Hotel Glymur
West Iceland +354 430 3100A friendly hotel with beautiful villas in the Glymur Village. It's situated just a short drive from Reykjavík in a spectacular view over Whale fjord. Relaxed environment and a restaurant that offers everything a hungry stomach needs.
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Grindavík Swimming pool
Reykjanes Peninsula +354 426 7555Grindavík Swimming pool includes two hot tubs, one with jet massage, cold tub, sauna, children's pool
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A Gastropub restaurant that puts emphasis on fun dining along with quality ambience. They use Icelandic ingredients but add some Japanese flair to their dishes.
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Ólafsdalur
West IcelandIn Ólafsdalur there is a stately old school house dated 1896, which was the first agricultural school in Iceland. In the summer, a coffee house is open at the school and there are marked walking trails around this beautiful area.
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Skogar Museum
South Iceland +354 487 8845Skógar Museum was founded in 1949 and now hosts a collection of more than 18,000 regional artifacts, exhibited in 3 Museums. It is located 150 km east from Reykjavík just off Ring Road 1 and 30 km west of Vík.
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Snaps Bistro Bar
Downtown Reykjavik +354 511 6677Snaps is a bistro-style restaurant influenced by Scandinavian cuisine.
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TRIPS
Reykjavik Area +354 519 2727Trips is a fully licensed tour operator offering tours in Iceland. Our team consists of friendly and experienced drivers and guides who are as easygoing and flexible as they are dependable.
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Vatnshellir
West IcelandVatnshellir is a lava cave about 200m long and 35m deep. It is a big, wide cave and guided tours are offered every hour. It is necessary to be warmly dressed as it is cold in the cave.
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Hildibrand Hotel
East Iceland +354 477 1950Hildibrand Hotel offers various activities in the area with a wonderful boat trip into the fjord where the possibility of seeing humpback whales.
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Búðir
West IcelandBúðir is a former trading station which is now a fine hotel. The beautiful little church close by is a popular place to get married in and an attraction for tourists and photographers.
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Go Car Rental
Reykjavik Area +354 551 1115Go car rental is a locally run business, established in 2011. We offer new model cars at competitive prices. We aim to provide the best possible customer service possible. Free pick up & drop off service from your hotel in Reykjavik area. Open 24/7 at Keflavík international airport for rental car pick up. You are safe with us.
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Tré og List Gallery
South Iceland +354 894 4835Back to Road 1 at Selfoss, and taking a small detour towards the coastline onto Road 305 will not disappoint as it leads to the Tré og List gallery on the farm, Forsæti.
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Skorrahestar
East Iceland +354 477 1736Skorrahestar is a family run horse rental which offers unforgettable horse riding tours through the amazing landscape of Norðfjörður.
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Tommi´s Burger Joint
Downtown Reykjavik +354 511 1888A popular fast food burger joint. Several locations around Reykjavík.
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Discover Iceland
Downtown Reykjavik +354 519 0600Discover Iceland is a family-run tour operator which guarantees an amazing adventurous journey around the breathtaking spots of Iceland in the modified luxury 4x4 Off-Road Trucks.
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Your Day Tours
Downtown Reykjavik +354 770 4500Your Day Tours is a family owned company established in April 2015 by three brothers. They drive the Golden Circle and South Coast every day.
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Reykjanesbaer
Reykjanes PeninsulaReykjanesbær (Keflavík and Njarðvík) is the perfect place to stay for early departures. This is the biggest populated area on the peninsula with 17 690 inhabitants. There is a variety of services and activities on offer. Along the coastline is a 10 km walking trail.
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Blue View Öxl Guesthouse
West Iceland 003548684495Guesthouse in Snæfellsnes. Free WI Fi, free parking, spectacular view, accommodation for eight person. Shared kitchen and shared bathrooms.
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PHO Vietnamese restaurant
Downtown Reykjavik +354 588 6868Vietnamese food with a variety of dishes available.
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Grótta Lighthouse
Reykjavik AreaGrotta is a lighthouse located on the tip of Seltjarnarnes Peninsula, in a place that was declared a nature reserve in 1974. The lighthouse was built in 1897 and later, in 1947 was built another one close by. Lately, it became one of the most visited sites in Reykjavik area, being an amazing place for walking, biking or bird watching. Be aware o
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Iceland Symphony Orchestra
Downtown Reykjavik (+354) 545 2500The Icelandic Symphony Orchestra is a major orchestra and is renowned for its excellent interpretation of great classical works. The Orchestra has also enjoyed good reviews.
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Þorrablót
Reykjavik AreaFood & drink festivities held in the old winter month of “Þorri”. People gather to sing songs, drink and eat traditional Icelandic food such fermented shark, dried fish and sheep head.
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Café Roma
Downtown Reykjavik +354 562 0020Café/ bakery which offers tasty light meals at reasonable prices.
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Hvalsneskirkja
Reykjanes PeninsulaHvalsneskirkja, the current church was built in 1887. Hallgrímur Péturs-son, an esteemed poet in Iceland, was the pastor there from 1644-1651. Hallgrímskirkja in Reykjavík is named after him.
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Skjálfandi Bay
North East IcelandIn Skjálfandi Bay on the north coast lies Húsavík, a thriving tourist destination. The main attraction is whale watching as whales are prolific in the bay during summer, making Húsavík the whale capital of Iceland.
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Kópavogur
Reykjavik AreaKópavogur, lies south of Reykjavík and is centrally-located in the greater Reykjavík area, with easy access to the nearby towns. Despite its rapid growth in previous years, the town offers unspoilt, family-friendly greens and close proximity to Elliðavatn lake, ideal for a nearby escape to the countryside.
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Kopar Restaurant
Downtown Reykjavik +354 567 2700Happy Hour
Every day from 5:00PM to 7:00PM.Beer: 700 kr.$5.62*€5.09*£4.30*Wine: 1000 kr.$8.03*€7.28*£6.14** Prices in foreign currencies are approximates. Source: Arion banki.
Kopar is a seafood restaurant were we focus on locally caught seafood & crustaceans.
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Súðavík
The West FjordsSúðavík is a small fishing village with about 150 inhabitants. In 1995 an avalanche in the town killed 14 people. There is a beautiful memorial enclosure commemorating those who died. The Arctic Fox Centre is a research centre focussing on the arctic fox, the only indigenous animal in Iceland.
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The Color Run
Downtown ReykjavikCome and run with us through five kilometers of exploding coloured powder. The aim of this event is to bring Color Running mania to the world.
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Art without Borders
Reykjavik Area +354 691-8756The aim of the festival is to celebrate diversity and participation of people with disabilities. The festival celebrates mixed media of art, music and theatre.
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Skaftfellingur Museum
South Iceland +354 487 1395The Skaftfellingur Museum is located across the Tourist Information Centre. The museum shows the story about the 100 year old ship, which was used by Icelanders between 1918 and 1974.
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Secret Solstice
Close to DowntownIceland’s Secret Solstice Festival, the bucket-list event held during 96 hours of straight sunlight, returns to Reykjavik for it’s fifth-year anniversary edition from June 21-24, 2018
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Dalvík
North East IcelandDalvík, a thriving fishing village and departure harbour for trips to Grímsey. The beautiful mountain backdrop provides excellent ski slopes in the winter so Dalvík is fast becoming a ski-hub in the area. The Hvoll Folk Museum which has exhibits of two famous locals, the tallest man in the world, Jóhann the Giant and the third president of I
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Heydalur
The West Fjords +354 456 4824Heydalur is an environmentally-friendly tourist service run by one family. Various activities such as horse riding, walking tours, fishing, and kayak trips are on offer.
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Þingeyrarkirkja
North West IcelandÞingeyrarkirkja is an impressive ancient stone church which gives a sense of grandeur to the area. It took thirteen years to build, using unusual methods which are attributed to its pristine condition still today. The interior of the church is no less grand with valuable artefacts and features.
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Seltún
Reykjanes PeninsulaSeltún is an active geothermal area with many bubbling mud pots and fumaroles. The minerals deposited by the geothermal activity produce a colourful array of muddy sediment. There are good walking paths around the area.
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Þorgeirskirkja
North East IcelandÞorgeirskirkja at Ljósavatn is a church built in commemoration of Iceland’s choice to become a Christian nation. The church was built in 2000, celebrating 1000 years of Christianity.
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Ísafjörður
The West FjordsÍsafjörður is the biggest town in the West Fjords with a population of 2600. There are very many quaint old houses in the old part of town, amongst them, the very interesting Maritime Museum.
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IÐA Zimsen
Downtown Reykjavik +354 511 5004A book café in a cosy and relaxed atmosphere. Serves light courses and good cakes.
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Strandarkirkja
South IcelandStrandarkirkja in Selvogur near Krýsuvík is the richest church in Iceland. This humble wooden church stands alone next to the crashing waves of the south coast. Hidden forces of the unknown are said to inhabit this church, aiding success and good luck. Open every day in summer, and on weekends in winter. Donations welcome.
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North Ice
Reykjavik Area +354 551 8800The company specializes in mountaineering, glacier and climbing tours all over Iceland. Our number one priority is small groups and personal trips so you can enjoy your experience better.
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Nordic Holidays
Downtown Reykjavik +3544458081With over 12 years of experience in the “Rent A Car” business in Iceland, Nordic Holidays has made a good and solid reputation with its services. They handpick their rental providers and use only family run car rentals in Iceland.
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Icelandic Opera
Downtown Reykjavik Tickets (+354) 528 5050 - Office (+354) 511 6400The Icelandic Opera produces a versatile programme each season with the participation of Icelandic artists. The repertoire ranges from classical to new pieces by Icelandic composers.
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Saga-Fotografica
North East Iceland +354 555 1833Photo History Museum. Portrays many photographs by Vigfus Sigurgeirsson, photos taken in Siglufjordur 1929 - 1952. Hundreds of cameras and more items related to early photography era.
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Defending the Caveman
Downtown Reykjavik +354 866 9019A fresh Icelandic take on the Broadway’s longest running hit comedy “Defending the Caveman" Following local success with the Icelandic show, and after headlining in Las Vegas earlier this year, Joel Saemundsson takes the stage for a night of laughs and Lager in the English version of the phenomenal hit show, “ Defending The Caveman” .
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Campers in Iceland
Downtown Reykjavik +354 445 8081With over 12 years of experience in the “Rent A Car” business in Iceland, Nordic Holidays has made a good and solid reputation with its services. We handpick our rental providers and use only family run car rentals in Iceland. Search and compare the lowest camper rental prices in Iceland.
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Öndverðarnes
West IcelandÖndverðarnes is an area of absolute peace and tranquility. The little lighthouse was built in 1973. It was a busy fishing area until 1945 and relics from this time can still be seen.
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OSUSHI – The Train
Downtown Reykjavik +354 561-0562Conveyor belt sushi, made from fresh Icelandic seafood.
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Stokkseyri
South IcelandAlong the coastal road to Stokkseyri stands the Knarrarós lighthouse towering above the horizon, resembling a church steeple. A new role for the disused fish factory in Stokkseyri has culminated in the Culture House which hosts ghosts, trolls and elves as well as Northern Lights.
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Neskaupstaður
East IcelandNeskaupstaður is a town located in Nordurfjordur, one of the small fjords in the eastern part of Iceland. The name comes from an old farm that was called Nes and that was mentioned also in the settlement book.
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Bio Borgari
Downtown Reykjavik +354 841 0140Totally organic. Beef and veggie burgers equally delicious. Homemade potato snacks.
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Salurinn Concert Hall
Reykjavik Area 411 7500Salurinn was the first specially designed concert hall in Iceland and holds a variety of concerts, featuring music from the renaissance period to modern day music.
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Illugastaðir
The West FjordsIllugastaðir is the setting for the book Burial Rites. It is an excellent location for seal watching also. On most days of the year, seals can be seen swimming or just lounging on the skerries, close to land. There is a good camping site at Illugastaðir with facilities for camper vans.
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