Explore Reykjavík Many people use Reykjavík as a gateway to the rest of Iceland, but explore the city itself a little, and you'll warm to its wintery wonder, from the brightly painted houses to ...

Reykjavík is the perfect home base for adventurous parents visiting Iceland with a baby. It’s easy to take kid-friendly day trips that offer a genuine Icelandic experience. From visiting ...

Especially on New Year’s Eve. Starting at 10.30pm, Reykjavík goes quiet as residents retreat to their homes to watch Áramótaskaup - the annual ‘New Year’s Eve Lampoon’.

The best places to eat in Reykjavík, including famous restaurants like Dill, Matur og Drykkur, and Moss at the Blue Lagoon, as well as the best Michelin-starred restaurants, hotel bars, and cafes.

No hotel in the city does better beer than centrally located Fosshotel Reykjavík. Iceland’s largest hotel has 320 spacious, light-filled rooms with a business feel, but it’s all about ...

Read Your Way Through Reykjavík With a reputation for having more authors per capita than any other country, Iceland is a destination for readers.

Reykjavík may be a small city on a small island, but its vinyl culture is huge. Musicians blend global influences and mash up musical styles, and that eclectic vibe is reflected in the city’s ...

The Reykjavík Global Forum – Women Leaders, held this year from Monday, November 9 through Wednesday, November 11, features panels and fireside discussions with an array of accomplished leaders ...

Volcanic activity has “somewhat decreased” in the Reykjanes peninsula in Iceland, southwest of the capital Reykjavík, where a volcano erupted Friday night, the the Icelandic Meteorological ...

While the usual budget airlines fly direct to Reykjavík, Icelandair offer a stopover in the country as part of their transatlantic options. Booking a flight from London to New York? You can stay up to ...