Experience Iceland's pure thermal energy and take a dip in one of Reykjavik's many thermal pools and spas! Not only a great source of natural therapy but an important part of our culture and a tonic f...

Ingolfur Arnarson According to existing written sources, Iceland's first permanent settler was Ingolfur Arnarson, who made his home in Reykjavik around AD 870. Archaeological excavations in Adalstraet...

Opening hours Weekdays from 06:30 am until 9 pm Weekends from 8 am until 6 pm Access FeesChildren 0 to 5 years old freeChildren 6 to 17 years old: 150 ISKAdults: 950 k ISK  Swimsuit for rent:...

Excursion provided by Eagle Air Eagle Air offer sightseeing flights and day tours departing from Reykjavik.  To make a booking please contact Eagle Air as follows: Tel: (+354) 562 4200  Email...

A window into medieval Iceland the Culture House holds some of the most highly valued cultural treasures in Iceland; the medieval vellum manuscripts, including the Codex Regius of the Elder Edda and t...

Visit exciting photographic exhibitions that focus on the capital’s rich history and contemporary culture. The museum is a repository for nearly 5 million photographs taken by amateurs and professiona...

The architecture of Hallgrimskirkja church is inspired by natural lava formations. It took 40 years to complete this imposing structure. Besides unusual architecture, the church offers a dramatic pano...

Expo: Visitors of Harpa are now able to visit the Iceland Expo Pavillion. It was designed for the Worlds Fair in Shanghai 2010 and set up again at the Frankfurt Book Fair in 2011, where Iceland was th...

Harpa is one of Reykjavik's greatest and distinguished landmarks. It is a cultural and social center in the heart of the city and features stunning views of the surrounding mountains and the North Atl...

Kopavogur swimming pool is one of the most popular swimming pools in Iceland and is among the largest in the country.  In 2008 it was for the most part renewed.  Now there are three swimming pools in...