
Ideal for short-stay visitors, this scenic driving route through southwestern Iceland features excellent scenery and major sights. The Geysirs, Gulfoss, Thingvellir, and the new... more »
The tower of Hallgrimskirkja is clearly visible from many points in Reykjavik and serves as a navigational landmark. Completed in 1974, the splendid basalt cathedral is open... more »
The Pearl is one of the more recognizable landmarks in Reykjavik. The five immense hot water tanks are topped with a domed revolving restaurant with an atrium on the floors... more »
The Reykjavik Art Museum at Tryggvagata 17 (Hafnarhus or Harbour House) is housed in a stylishly renovated former port warehouse. The museum showcases contemporary art, Icelandic... more »
Videy Island is opposite the New Harbour in Reykjavik (where the Cruise ships moor). It is accessible from the new Harbour (5 mins) and once a day at lunchtime from the old... more »
The Saga Museum contains realistic sceneries where key moments and well known figures in Iceland's history are depicted. Examples: Ingólfur Arnarsons settlement in 874, Leifur... more »