Although Reykjavik is relatively small for a country’s capital, its cultural scene meets all expectations. There are quite a number of theatres and dance companies in Raykjavik: Icelandic Opera, Icelandic Dance Company, City Theatre, National Theater, Possible Theater or Theater on the Scene. Some of these institutions are also hosting famous annual events, like Festival of the Sea, Culture Night, Reykjavik Jazz...
read moreReykjavik is located in the south-western part of the island and it has very diverse geographical forms, lots of islands and peninsulas, straits and volcanoes. There is a river that runs through the city and is not navigable, but it provides one of the best salmon fishing opportunities in the world. The general aspect of the city is very particular, as it is very spread out and there are mostly houses that have been...
read moreReykjavik, or Smoke Bay as it is called in Icelandic, is the largest city and the capital of Iceland located 129 miles from Vestmannaeyjar and 266 miles from Akureyri. This fascinating city can boast of being the northernmost capital in the world. The history of this city is not very long, but it is nonetheless interesting. Reykjavik’s touristic potential has been discovered only recently, so the city has not yet...
read moreIf you want an amazing bird’s eye view of the entire city you should climb to the top of the church tower, which is the fifth tallest building in Iceland. If you are interested in Norse culture and history, this Reykjavik Sights Guide recommends that you visit the National Museum of Iceland, which displays over 2000 objects dating back to the foundation of the city. The Culture House hosts one of the most extensive...
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