The 4th annual Hamraborg Festival is here – a week-long celebration of art, community, and creativity! From August 29 to September 5, Hamraborg transforms into a vibrant canvas where art is everywhere, and everyone is welcome.
This year, the festival celebrates collaboration, togetherness, and collective dreaming. Join in and be part of the chorus of voices that makes Hamraborg a unique cultural experience.
Check out All Things Iceland's recommendations on how to make the most of your time in Reykjavík during any season.
➡️ Enjoy a swim in one of the 18 geothermal swimming pools, such as Kópavogslaug. Our local pools offer a variety of amenities, including slides, hot tubs, lap pools, saunas, and much more.
➡️ Witness real molten lava at the Lava Show, the only place in the world where you can see it poured into a showroom.
➡️ Discover Icelandic wildlife and geology at the Natural History Museum in Kópavogur, an excellent destination for the whole family. (Náttúrufræðistofa Kópavogs)
➡️ Explore stunning and thought-provoking contemporary and modern art at Gerðarsafn Kópavogur Art Museum, the only museum in Iceland established in honour of a female artist.(Gerðarsafn Kópavogur Art Museum )
➡️ Savor a delicious meal at Jómfrúin, a local favourite. Their menu offers a variety of tasty options catering to different dietary needs. Plus, enjoy summer jazz every Saturday from 3-5 PM (15:00-17:00).
➡️ Embark on an unforgettable boat ride with Whale Safari from the old harbour to see puffins nesting on cliffs and swimming in the water, just 15 minutes from downtown.
➡️ Explore a man-made ice cave and numerous fascinating exhibits about Icelandic nature at Perlan - Wonders of Iceland, and enjoy stunning views from the viewing deck.
➡️ Immerse yourself in Icelandic history at The National Museum of Iceland, a fantastic place to explore the country's rich heritage (Þjóðminjasafn Íslands/ National Museum of Iceland)
➡️ Experience FlyOver Iceland, an incredible ride that simulates flying over Icelandic landscapes rarely witnessed by most people.
➡️ Take a guided walking tour of the city with Your Friend in Reykjavik and gain insider knowledge from their expert guides on must-see spots and unique historical facts that define this city.
➡️ Navigating Reykjavík becomes more convenient and efficient with electric
Garðabær City Area
Discover the charm of Garðabær City Area!
Start your adventure at the Museum of Design and Applied Art to explore Icelandic design from the 20th century to today. 🎨🏛️
Next, dive into relaxation at the Álftaneslaug swimming pool. This spot isn’t just a pool—it's got one of Iceland’s largest water slides and the only wave pool in the country! 🌊🏊♂️
Don't miss the Hofstaðir Viking settlement, a historical site where you can glimpse the remains of a grand longhouse from the Viking Age. 🛡️🏰
Whether you’re biking around the scenic paths or enjoying a leisurely stroll, Garðabær offers a perfect mix of culture, history, and fun. 🚴♀️🌿
For more details, check out the Garðabær city area page on Visit Reykjavík👇
https://visitreykjavik.is/city-areas/gardabaer
We are celebrating Fishermen’s Day (Sjómannadagurinn) on Sunday, June 2nd! 🎣🎉 Experience great festivities at both Hafnarfjörður Harbour and the Grandi District at Reykjavík Harbour.
Enjoy concerts in the harbour, fishing games, sports competitions, exhibitions and boat rides. Honouring our Icelandic fishermen with a day full of fun and festivities! 🌊🚤
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Spend the New Year's Eve in Reykjavik, where the sky becomes a canvas of spectacular fireworks! 🌌
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