Explore the city

One of the best coffees in town according to the reviews.

Hadlgrímskirkja is probably one of the most famous landmarks of Reykjavík and all of Iceland. It took more than forty years to erect this majestic building! According to the architect's idea, the unusual shape of the building was to symbolize a volcano and lava rushing upwards.

The National Museum of Iceland. Someone writes that it is one of the best museums he has ever visited. The exhibits are small, but very interesting, a lot of interactivity. You'll find historical Viking costumes, a silver statue of Thor, more than a thousand years old, and even a life-size reconstruction of a traditional dwelling.

A bistro that serves delicious fish and chips, that is, fish and chips, but with local recipes. And don't forget about dessert, the crème brûlée here is great!

The Solar Navigator is a sculpture by John Gunnar Arnason, a fabulous boat, an ode to the sun. It was created in honor of the discovery of new territories, in honor of the dream and hope for progress and freedom of mankind.

We'll get some rest in the hotel room and then drive to the lighthouse.

Grotta is a tiny island connected to Reykjavik. It was originally a farm, but today it has a lighthouse, a bird sanctuary and a recreational area. You could hardly find a more romantic place for a walk.

One of the best restaurants in the city. Rich menu with exquisite dishes. Knowledgeable people advise a ready-made "fish menu".

The day in town is coming to an end, there's something special planned for tomorrow!