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Harpa is an award-winning concert hall and conference centre located on the heart of Reykjavík. Harpa is open to the public every day and inside you can find a coffee shop, restaurant, travel agency, gift shops and more. Numerous events are at the venue, but Harpa is the home of the Iceland Symphony Orchestra, Icelandic Opera and Reykjavik Big Band.
Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre Austurbakki 2, 101 Reykjavík, Izland
Laugardalshöll is an indoor sporting arena located in Reykjavík, Iceland. The capacity of the arena is 5,500 people. It hosts various sporting events, such as handball, basketball, volleyball and athletics, as well as for other events. Aside from sporting events, it is the largest concert venue in Iceland, with a maximum capacity of 11,000. Aside from sports and music events, it serves as a general purpose hall for all manner of events.
Laugardalshöll, Engjavegur 8, 104 Reykjavík
Tjarnarbíó is the home of independent performing arts and our role is to run that home in a responsible way. Tjarnarbíó’s vested interests coincide completely with the interests of everybody involved. Role The long-term interests of independent performing, and creative arts are always at the forefront. We are in constant interlocution with society, cherish international collaboration, aim to help Icelandic artist get their works abroad and to get international artist to perform in Tjarnarbíó. Values At Tjarnarbíó there is perfect equality. We treat everyone, staff, artist and guests with respect. We always start our concept work by thinking “in a perfect world” and then we think “why not”? Guidelines If ever in doubt if to react or not, we always react. We always keep our work transparent and do our best to share information in a way that makes our vision, mission and rules clear to everyone. We are constantly working on improvements and our aim is always to do better. Mistakes are opportunities, as long as we use them as a means to learn.
Tjarnarbíó Theatre I Tjarnargata 12, 101 Reykjavík
Located on the famous Lækjargata in the heart of Reykjavik City, Hard Rock Cafe Reykjavik contains three floors, each with its own distinctive vibe. The Cellar features the main venue, which includes a large bar and dining seats for up to 90 people. Additionally, we boast a large stage for concerts and 36 bar seats. When we clear the room for huge concerts, 250 people can enjoy the show. You enter on the ground floor, which contains our world famous Rock Shop®. Head upstairs for the main restaurant, with its open kitchen, 141 seats, and 45 bar seats. Hard Rock guests enjoy fresh items from our signature menu, all cooked to perfection. Some of our favorites include the Balsamic Tomato Bruschetta, Legendary® Burger, slow-cooked ribs, and juicy grilled chicken. In addition to our legendary food, we deliver an extensive drinks menu that includes hurricanes, margaritas, signature favorites, and Alternative Rock (alcohol-free) beverages, all available in Hard Rock souvenir collectible glassware.
Lækjargata 2A, 101 Reykjavik
Saga Bæjarbíós Bæjarbíó á sér orðið langa sögu og er ein merkasta heimild Íslenskrar kvimyndasögu. Upphafið má rekja altt aftur til seinnistríðsáranna, nánar tiltekið septemberloka ársins 1941. Þá lá fyrir umsókn tveggja einstaklinga um leyfi til kvikmyndasýninga. Á bæjarstjórarfundi þar sem erindið var tekið fyrir var Emil Jónssyni, Friðjóni Skarphéðinssyni og Lofti Bjarnasyni falið að athuga hvort Hafnarfjarðarbær sjálfur gæti komið upp bíói fyrir kajupstaðinn. Um hálfu ári síðar, eða í mai 1942 samþykkti bæjarstjórnin að reisa hús, tekinað af Sigmundi Halldórssyni húsasmíðameirara, sem myndi halda bæði utan um rekstur kvikmyndahúss auk skrifstofuaðstöðu fyrir starfsemi bæjarins. Rúmum 2 árum seinna, á lýðsveldisárinu 1944 var búið að reisa Bæjarbíó og sýningar hófust í byrjun árs 1945. Ekki ber heimildum saman um hvaða dag en heimildir finnast um a.m.k 3 dagsetningar 6.jan, 9. jan og 10. jan. Bíóið tók í upphafi 325 manns í sæti. Bærinn rak húsið af myndarbrag og ráðstafaði hagnaði af sýningum til smiði á Sólvangi, elliheimili bæjarins sem á þessum tíma var að rísa. Víst er að ráðamenn bæjarins á þessum tíma voru listhenigðir og voru listamennirnir Atli Már og Ásgeir Júlíusson fengnir til að myndskreyta anddyri Bæjarbíós. Það gerðu þeir með mikum sóma og í sameiningu. Einnig […]
Strandgata 6, Hafnarfjörður 220
Hljómahöll is a cultural center in Reykjanesbær. An important forum has been created for conferences, meetings and all kinds of cultural events. The historical community house Stapi is a part of Hljómahöll which is still in full use. The Icelandic Museum of Rock ‘n’ Roll is a big part of the house (Hljómahöll) and is a great attraction for tourists all over the world who want to learn about the history of pop and rock in Iceland. The museum offers various ways to learn about this remarkable history; documentary films, music, souvenirs, an app and guests can actively involve them selves by trying out f.ex. drums, bass and guitars. With the advent of Hljómahöll we hope to see more possibilities for cultural and creative work in Reykjanes.
Hjallavegur 2, 260 Reykjanesbær
Græni hatturinn is one of the most popular concert venue in the country as it offers a varied and ambitious program all year round. Number of major musicians of the nation as well as the number of foreign visitors have played at Græni hatturinn and the venue is considered a favourite by many of them.
Hafnarstræti 96 600 Akureyri
Gaflaraleikhúsið er hópur atvinnufólks sem hefur rekið lítið leikhús við Víkingastræti í Hafnarfirði frá 2011. Að hópnum standa Ágústa Skúladóttir, Björk Jakobsdóttir, Gunnar Helgason og Lárus Vilhjálmsson en þau eru öll með mikla reynslu á sviði leiklistar og menningarlífs. Gaflaraleikhúsið er lítið leikhús fyrir 220 áhorfendur, með áhorfendapöllum, stólum og ljósa- og hljóðbúnaði. Hópurinn hefur á síðustu árum framleitt 8 ný íslensk verk bæði í samstarfi við aðra og á eigin spýtur. Verkin eru Ævintýri Múnkhásens, Blakkát, Hjartaspaða,Unglinginn, Heila Hjarta Typpi, Konubörn, Bakaraofninn, Góði Dátinn Svejk og vinur hans og Stefán rís. Eitt erlent verk hefur fengið að fljóta með en það var verðlaunaverkið Hvítt frá Skotlandi sem er fyrir yngstu börnin. Auk þessa hafa danshópar, erlendir leikhópar og skólaleikhús fengið inn í húsinu með fjölda sýninga. Leikhúsið hefur einnig séð um leiklistarkennslu í unglingadeildum grunnskólanna í Hafnarfirði og að kennir á annað hundrað nemendum ár hvert. Fjöldi sviðslistafólks hefur starfað með hópnum bæði í leikverkefnum og eins sem kennarar í leiklistarskóla leikhússins. Leikhúsið hefur einnig síðustu ár fóstrað leikfélag Flensborgarskóla og aðstoðað það á alla máta til að koma upp sýningum. Listræn sýn Gaflaraleikhúsins er að skapa kraftmiklar,fyndnar, harmrænar, lifandi og sjónrænar leiksýningar úr efnivið sem gefa leikurum og […]
Víkingastræti 2 220, Hafnarfjörður
Salurinn er fyrsti sérhannaði tónleikasalur landsins. Hann var tekinn í notkun 2. janúar 1999. Tónlistarhús Kópavogs er hluti af menningarmiðstöð bæjarins sem stendur á Borgarholtinu við hlið Gerðarsafns og í nágrenni Kópavogskirkju, en hún er eitt helsta tákn bæjarfélagsins. Frá því að Salurinn var tekinn í notkun hafa verið haldnir að meðaltali tvennir tónleikar í viku, fjöldi ráðstefna af ýmsu tagi, námskeið, verðlaunaafhendingar, alþjóðlegt skákmót, píanókeppni, afmælisveilsur, fermingar, brúðkaukp og svo mætti áfram telja. Salurinn rúmar 300 manns í sæti, 200 í sal og 100 á svölum. Lögun Salarins, hallandi gólf og þægileg sæti, skapa nálægð og góð tengsl á milli flytjenda og áheyrenda, en auk þess hefur Salurinn verið rómaður fyrir fallegt útlit og góðan aðbúnað. Forrými Salarins rúmar einnig 300 manns og hentar vel fyrir kynningar og móttökur af ýmsu tagi. Gott aðgengi er fyrir fatlaða. Tónleikar Tónleikahald í Salnum er afar fjölbreytt, einleikstónleikar, söngtónleikar, jazztónleikar, kammer- og kórtónleikar, svo eitthvað sé nefnt, þar sem fram koma innlendir og erlendir tónlistarmenn. Salurinn hefur hlotið mikið lof fyrir góðan hljómburð og vandaða tónleika.
Hamraborg 6, Kópavogur
Gaukurinn is a live music venue and bar, situated in downtown Reykjavík. Concerts and events are held every day of the week, the schedule is available on our website and Facebook page. We offer a wide range of live music, mostly Icelandic bands but sometimes foreign musicians as well. All genres of music are welcome at Gaukurinn. We have Standup Comedy every Monday and Karaoke nights every Tuesday. We have a spacious, heated smoking area, and offer a selection of computer games and board games to our guests, free of charge.
Tryggvagata 22, Reykjavík
Since 1930, The Old Skyr Factory has been the best place in town to get skyr and a gathering place for locals and travelers alike. The Old Skyr Factory Café continues that tradition, offering delicious skyr, made on site and in the traditional way, as well as light meals, cakes, drinks and the perfect atmosphere for meeting up with friends.
Breiðamörk 25, 810 Hveragerdi
At the restaurant we make all our meals from scratch with the finest ingredients straight from farmers and our immediate enviroment. We offer gluten-free refreshments as well as other special diets, we do our best to serve all. Every day we offer healthy soups, homemade breads, fish of the day, Happy hamburgers, sandwiches of all sorts both hot and cold, freshly baked cakes and more. Hopefully most customers will find something to their liking at Hendur í Höfn Café. Opening ours over summer time is every day from 11 am – 9 pm but over wintertime we are closed on mondays. The kichen is closing at 20.30.
Selvogsbraut 4, Þorlákshöfn
Hannesarholt – Cultural house, located in the historic home of the late Hannes Hafstein, Iceland’s first Minister of State and a beloved poet. Hannesarholt is a non-profit organisation founded by individuals hoping to create a place of nurturing and a reclaiming of cultural roots, in a fast changing society. A café is located on the first floor and facilities are rented out for meetings, courses, lectures, chamber music, concerts and other enriching gatherings on all four floors. Hannesarholt offers a glance into the formative years of Reykjavík in a 12-minute documentary and a guided walking tour through historical trails. The house at Grundarstígur 10, built in 1915, is among the first fifteen concrete houses in Reykjavík, and represents a stepping stone between the nation living in turf houses and present-day Iceland and therefore this house is an important part of the national heritage. Every morning at 9:45 Hannesarholt offers a historic view in a 12 minute documentary on Hannes Hafstein and the formative years of Reykjavík, followed by a guided walking tour through the historic city centre and ending in an optional lunch at Hannesarholt cafe. Each Monday at 5:00 pm, Hannesarholt provides a matinee concert of Icelandic live music […]
Grundarstígur 10, Reykjavík
The old harbour warehouse, Hafnarhús, offers a progressive exhibition program with local and international contemporary artists. The works of key figures, as well as established and emerging current artists are presented in six galleries. Hafnarhús is also home to the works of Erró (b. 1932), a significant player in the international pop art scene. Hafnarhús is located in the oldest part of Reykjavik, where the town’s boats and first docks lay. The building was erected in the 1930s and at the time it was one of the largest buildings in the country. It was renovated by Studio Grandi architects in 1998-2000 to house Reykjavík Art Museum.
Tryggvagata 17, Reykjavík
The historic and beautiful house in the heart of Reykjavik, the Old Cinema, is currently undergoing a renewal of life. Extensive construction work is now underway to refine all facilities that will serve modern needs while retaining original design and dignity. Thus, the usefulness of the Old Cinema will greatly increase as the possibilities for use become almost endless. The house can be a conference hall, concert venue, theater, banquet hall, movie theater or almost anything that people think. For the first time there will also be a working café in the Old Cinema, but on the third floor of the house is the so-called Petersen Suite, where Peter Petersen lived, who was a cinema manager and had the house built under his business. In the Petersen suite there will be a working café and bar, but there are also spaces suitable for smaller meetings and banquets.
Ingólfsstræti 2a, Reykjavík
Háskólabíó is a conference and cultural center that offers first class facilities for all kinds of events, conferences and meetings. Over the years Háskólabíó has hosted numerous events and attracted thousands of guests. The building offers six halls customized for meetings and presentations with state-of-the-art voice- and multimedia system.
Hagatorg, Reykjavík
Egilshöll is a multi-purpose sports facility in Reykjavík. It features three football pitches, an ice rink, an arena, shooting range and tennis courts. On the second floor it also has a cinema. Egilshöllin has also been used as a music venue hosting numerous events of the Iceland Symphony Orchestra amongst others.
Fossaleynir 1, Reykjavík
Soffia’s Toy Museum consists of Óskar Elínar Jóhannesdóttur toy collection and the toy collection formerly found at Iðnó, in addition to toys donated by patriots. The museum is open to everyone who enjoys old toys but we ask guests not to touch the pieces found in the museum. Donations to further the museum are greatly appreciated.
Borgarnes Skúlagata 17
Permanent exhibitions for everyone, kids as well as grownups. Children Throughout a Century In 2007, on the hundred year anniversary of a law securing all children the right to attend school, an exhibition chronicling the 20th century through the eyes of children was opened at the Borgarnes museum. The exhibition is specially designed to capture the attention of children and is dedicated to showing rather than telling the audience what childhood in Iceland was like in a century of turmoil and change. Make sure you don’t miss the jewel of the exhibition, an old baðstofa (living room from a traditional turfhouse) taken down in the 50ies and rebuilt inside the museum. Oh, To Be a Bird The bird life in Iceland is one of the many reasons people want to visit our tiny island. Due to the unspoiled wilderness and a lack of natural predators, Iceland has a vast array of bird species, some migratory and others spending all their days by the Icelandic shores or mountains. The natural museum of Borgarnes, originally based on the life work of two taxidermists Kristján Geirmundsson and Jón M. Guðmundsson has specimens of over 205 116 species of birds, including some that are […]
Bjarnarbraut 4-6, Borgarnes
Ljómalind is a local farmers market. All the goods for sale here are made by the locals. Just about 70 of them are selling their goods here. All the delicacies are straight from the farm, or the sea. Most of the products, food and other, are only available at the producers and at Ljómalind.
Brúartorg 4, Borgarnes
Geirabakarí is a bakery located in Borgarnes, only an hour’s drive from Reykjavík. The bakery offers a variety of cakes and pastries as well as club sandwiches. It also offers good quality coffee and tea or hot chocolate. If you are not very hungry but longing for a treat then Geirabakarí is the place to go with its comfortable surroundings and an amazing view.
Digranesgata 6, Borgarnes
In two exhibitons The Settlement Centre tells the Saga of The Settlement of Iceland and Iceland´s most famous viking and first poet Egill Skallagrimsson. It gives the traveler a good foundation for further knowledge when traveling in Iceland. Audio guides in 145 languages: English, German, French, Italian, Polish, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish, Danish, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Russian, Dutch and Icelandic. A complete circuit of each exhibition takes about 30 minutes. Settlement Exhibition This exhibition provides an insight into the settlement of Iceland. It tells how the land was discovered, how the Viking sailors conquered the open ocean and why they left their homelands in Norway. It tells of the first men to set foot on the island and how the land was settled up to the establishment of the first parliament in the world, the Althing, at Thingvellir in 930AD. Multi-media and theatrical techniques are employed to help the visitor experience first hand the trepidation and exitement of setting off over the open ocean for lands unknown. Egil´s Saga Exhibition This exhibition profiles one of the most colourful of all the saga heroes, Egil, the son of Skalla-Grím Kveldúlfsson. One of the very first settlers, Egil’s father arrived from Norway just […]
Brákarbraut 13 - 15, 310 Borgarnes
The Agricultural Museum of Iceland presents the agricultural heritage and seeks to explain the history of Icelandic agriculture. The museum has an extensive collection of farm artifacts. For example, the first horse-driven equipments and the first tractors imported to Iceland, as well as the more modern artifacts of current times. The museum has Iceland´s largest collection of farm machinery which goes back to 1880.
Hvanneyri, Borgarfjardarsysla
Akranes Folk Museum offers a unique insight into past times in Akranes and surrounding area. The museum’s exhibition is in several houses, some of which were moved from other parts of town. The permanent exhibition reflects living conditions and life at sea, in rural areas, at work and in play. In the museum there is also a micro-cinema and a space for temporary exhibitions
Garðaholt 3, Akranes
Restaurant, café and giftshop at Hraunfossar Waterfalls. We bid you welcome and offer a buffet with a good choice of courses. Enjoy our coffee, cakes and sandwiches, hot and cold drinks as well as ice-cream. We have a big porch where you can enjoy the view and your meal. We also sell souvenirs and local art. Fishing licences for fishing at Arnarvatsheiði are available here.
Hraunsás 4, Borgarnes
In the harbour area of Grundarfjörður town, stands a small house named Bjargarsteinn. The house was transported 140 kilometers from Akranes town to its current location, where it has a new role as a restaurant. Bjargarsteinn House of food is a local family owned restaurant. The menu is seasonal, created by chef Gunnar Garðarsson with a focus on local produce. All meals are made from scratch. Enjoy a nice meal in a warm and romantic atmosphere with a view over the ocean and Mt Kirkjufell.
Sólvellir 15 Grundarfjörður
Bryggjan Brewery is the first independent microbrewery & bistro in Iceland located by the old harbor in Reykjavík. The restaurant is retro, mixed with historical things from the Icelandic fisherman culture. Offering fresh craft beers directly from the brewery and varied menu, which is a mix with fresh Icelandic seafood and traditional courses.
Grandagarður 8, Reykjavík
An interesting museum for the entire family with exhibitions depicting the history of Akureyri – the Town on the Bay with unique artefacts relating to everyday life from the 19th century to the present day. The museum is situated in the oldest part of town in the beautiful museum garden with the wonderful 19th century church.
Aðalstræti 58, Akureyri
Akureyri Art Museum is one of the youngest art museums in Iceland. The museum strives to promote art and visual culture for the local community, as well as within the wider global context, by presenting diverse exhibitions and by emphasizing museum education. The museum’s two venues are located side by side, right in the heart of Akureyri, in Listagil (Art’s Street). The two buildings on the north side of the street are: Akureyri Art Museum and Ketilhús.
Kaupvangsstræti 8, Akureyri
The museum serves the purpose of preserving and displaying items related to aviation in Iceland, its history and development in different categories, from the first fumbling attempts at commercial aviation in 1919 to the different airlines, some of which still exist, to medical transports and the Icelandic coast guard. It includes 28 full-sized aircraft including airplanes and helicopters, as well as a collection of photographs related to aviation history and other historically significant items.
Akureyri Airport
The Industry Museum is a small, homely, relaxing and interesting place where you can see machines, devices and products from the blooming industry in Akureyri, from the early 20th century until today. We also have displays from various private collections and also several examples of students final exam pieces from a variety of subjects. And an ever changing selection of items such as herring barrels, shoes, toys and variety of product packaging. In the 60’s and 70’s, this small town was self-sufficient in almost everything from food, cloth, construction, fisheries etc. The Museum of Industry is in constant development because the history of industry in Akureyri is ongoing.
Krókeyri Akureyri
The Icelandic Motorcycle Museum documents the 100-year history of the motorcycle in Iceland in an 800m2 building specially built for the purpose. Its origin can be traced to the tragic death of Heiðar Þ. Jónsson in 2007, who left behind him his collection including dozens of bikes and a great number of assorted motorbike accessories. The museum details the history of the motorcycle through important bikes and stories of colourful characters and is a must-visit location for all motorbike enthusiasts.
Krókeyri Akureyri
The atmospheric and picturesque heritage site of Laufás is full of history with its large farmhouse and beautiful 19th Church. It has been the home of priests since at least 1047 until 1935 with the current priest still living on the premises. The house a maze with long corridors and surprisingly many interconnected rooms. The heritage site Laufás is mentioned in historical records soon after the settlement of Iceland (874-930) being a renowned church site and chieftain’s residence. The current buildings are from the middle of the 19th century and furnished with household items and clothes from the period. One of Laufás characteristics is the Bridal room where brides prepared themselves for the big event. The existing church was built in 1865, among its special items is a pulpit from 1698. Laufás Visitor Centre has a cosy atmosphere and additional information about nature, wildlife and history of the vicinity. Local handcraft and souvenir shop and refreshments.
Laufás Museum
For nearly 40 years the mountain Hlíðarfjall has been one of the prime skiing areas of Iceland. The hallmarks of Hlíðarfjall are high quality snow, extensive cross country trails and exciting ski slopes with breathtaking views of Eyjafjörður. Akureyris’ ski resort is situated just 5 km outside of the town, it is a very unique area. The elevation of the site goes from 500 m to 1000 m above sea level and so there is plenty of opportunities for good skiing during the winter months. Since 2006 Hliðarfjall has had a number of snow making machines installed which extendes and improves snow conditions on the slopes. All of the main runs are floodlit, allowing evening skiing.
Mt.Hlidarfjall Akureyri
Kornhlaðan is a new music venue in the heart of Reykjavik. Kornhlaðan first opened as a concert venue at Iceland Airwaves in 2019 and received the most wonderful reception from both guests and performers. The goal of Kornhlaðan is to provide a great cultural program throughout the year and to be a place where both beginners and experienced professionals, If you have an idea for a cultural event, please feel free to contact us at kornhladan@kornhladan.is
Bankastræti 2, Reykjavík
The theater was officially opened on October 4, 1997 and since then a number of plays have been staged as well as other events. Among other things, there have been conferences, concerts, meetings and much more. The large hall can seat 130 people, and seats and benches can be removed upon request (*).
Vesturbraut 17, Keflavík
Duus Museum is the Art and Cultural Center of Reykjanesbær. It houses the exhibition halls for the local museums, concert halls and halls for mixed cultural activities. Café Duus offers refreshments. Duus Museum is located near the marina in Gróf overlooking the Keflavík bay. On the cliffs surrounding the Duus marina is an interesting foot path where one might catch a glimpse of whales swimming near by. The marina also marks the beginning of a beautiful 10 km long walk trail along the coastline of Reykjanesbær from Keflavík to Innri Njarðvík.
Family friendly café & bar in Laugardalur. Offer healthy home-cooked food from reasonably priced local produce. Sourdough pies, homemade pastries, artisan coffee and beers, wine and a large selection of teas. Dinner of the day at lunch weekdays and great brunch on weekends. In the evening there is a cozy atmosphere where you can enjoy the best of the country’s best breweries. Live music, readings and more events regularly.
Laugarnesvegur 74a, Reykjavík
Kórinn is an indoor multipurpose auditorium located in Kopavogur and built in 2007. It includes an indoor football stadium which meets all the international standards set by the International Football Association FIFA. The auditorium covers an area of 14,457 m2 and has a seating capacity of 2000 spectators plus an additional 50 honor places. The auditorium is designed to accommodate concert acoustics and has a total standing capacity of up to 19,000 visitors.
Vallakór 12-14, Kópavogur
Housed in an old biscuit factory in downtown Reykjavik furnished with salvaged materials and found objects from various places, KEX is an organic concept blending vintage industrial feel with eclectic contemporary touch. At KEX you will find a variety of dorms and rooms a café and bar, lounge area, free Wi-Fi, and more. Sæmundur í Sparifötunum is the gastro pub at the heart of KEX Hostel. It’s not quite a fancy bistro but swankier than your ordinary pub grub, Sæmundur is that sweet spot in the middle, like the cream filling in the sandwich biscuit it takes it’s name from and was baked in the old biscuit factory. Sæmundur serves food based on the Icelandic heritage, and comes out as honest, straightforward and a bit rough on the edges.
Skúlagata 28 Reykjavík
A feast for all your senses. Slippbarinn is always on a roll. We set our mind to participating in all kinds of cultural and musical events around Reykjavik city, like Iceland Airwaves, the Food & Fun festival, Design March or just throw pop-up concerts with Iceland´s best artists now and then when we feel like it. We love making cocktails for you from our locally produced ingredients and that is why we change our cocktail menu every month.
Mýrargata 2, Reykjavík 101
Loft is your HI hostel in Reykjavik and a home to one of city´s most popular bars and venue. Our rooftop terrace over the heart of Reykjavík gives you a bird‘s eye view point of the bustling streets and on sunny days it becomes Reykjavík‘s top sunbathing spot. We have a comfortable and spacious lounge. In the evenings things get lively and you can enjoy some of Iceland‘s finest craft beer while socializing with fellow travelers and locals. We host concerts and other fun events few times a week. Such as pub quizzes, karaoke nights, swap markets, arts & crafts nights, yoga classes and many more. All these events are free entry and welcome to all.
Bankastræti 7, Reykjavík
The Secret Cellar is Iceland’s first comedy club, run by the dream team – Bjarni “The Magic Viking” – Dan “Jesus” Zerin – Davíð “The Reason We Can’t Have Nice Things” – York “I’m Running Late” Underwood. Live events every night in English. ⌚Show starts at 21:00 ⌚ 🍻Happy Hour starts at 20:00 🍻 🎤Karaoke starts at 23:00 🎤
Lækjargata 6a Reykjavík
The restaurant is open daily during the summer but only irregularly during the winter time. The restaurant specializes in Icelandic seafood dishes. In the evenings offers a buffet with a variety of fish all catch of the day directly from the harbour across the street. A simple a la carte menu is also available. You can relax and enjoy drinks in the lounge area. The guesthouse features an outdoor terrace where you can enjoy food and drink on the long Icelandic summer nights.
Einarshusid, Bolungarvik
The Natural History Museum in Bolungarvik was formally opened in may 1998, the museum was also the first of its kind in the Westfjords. The display room is over 300 m2. There is a big conference room at the museum that makes it easier to greet groups. The museum and the Natural History Institute of the Westfjords are in the same building and are connected, but the Natural Institute is in charge of the daily business of the museum. The museum is dedicated to Steinn Emilsson, a geologist that was for a long time the principal of the elementary school in Bolungarvik. His rock collection is the biggest part of the rock display of the museum. There are a lot of mammals and birds at the museum. When entering the museum you get greeted by a hooded seal and not far from him is the polar bear surrounded by seal, fox and mink. Combined ticked (Natural History Museum & Ósvör Maritime Museum) 1.200 ISK for adults. 1.000 ISK for older than 67. Free admission for 16 years and younger.
Tjöruhúsið is a seafood restaurant in Ísafjörður, serving only catch of the day. Tjöruhúsið is a family owned and operated restaurant in Ísafjörður. We only serve catch of the day, hence we have no menu on display. Generally you can expect to feast on wolffish, cod, halibut, bacalao, ocean perch and spotted catfish at Tjöruhúsið – we also serve a langoustine and tomato based fish soup and (if you’re in luck) traditional Icelandic fish stew. Children 14 and under eat for free at Tjöruhúsið. Persons over 14 will pay 6.000 ISK to partake in soup and buffet (which is served in the evening), during lunch hours, we usually offer an a la carte menu based on what was brought in that day, with prices ranging from 2.000 ISK – 4.000 ISK. For those interested in dining at Tjöruhúsið, we recommend reserving seats in good time (especially during high season) Note: to guarantee a table, we recommend being in touch with at least three days’ notice (more for larger groups) via telephone (as we are often busy in the summer and don’t have time to answer our email and FB msg)
KK restaurant is located on Aðalgata street in Sauðárkrókur and the restaurant has been operating in the house since 2009. The restaurant has a very varied selection of dishes on the menu, ranging from pizzas to steaks and offers a free return within Sauðárkrókur if an order is 2000 ISK or more. For lunch on weekdays, a reasonable breakfast buffet is served and includes a buffet of hot meals, fish and meat, side dishes, pizzas, soup, salad and bread.
Aðalgata 16, Sauðárkrókur
DJ Grill is homely, friendly, comfortable, exciting restaurant / snack bar / sports bar. The place gets these three descriptions because you can bring the family and settle down into tranquility and get yourself a burger, sandwich, steak, fish or chicken. You can go for lunch and get one quick burger and then you can watch the football here with us. One thing to note: Arsenal takes precedence in all games! We show all Arsenal games!
Strandgata 11, Akureyri
Greifinn is of the most popular restaurant in Akureyri. We do our best to present the best Iceland has to offer, from land or sea -but also invite you to try dishes from around the world. Our menu offers everything from delicious pizzas and grilled hamburgers to the most exquisite meat and seafood cuisine and the prices are moderate. We also make a point of running a family-friendly restaurant with special Kid´s menu and a playroom.
Glerárgata 20, Akureyri
Nielsen is a newly renovated restaurant in the heart of Egilsstaðir, East Iceland. The owners of Nielsen restaurant are Sólveig and Kári. Kári and Sólveig are both very passionate about cooking and cuisine and are most happy when sharing a good meal and drink with family and friends. At Nielsen restaurant they will try and share this passion with all of their guests.
Tjarnarbraut 1, Egilsstaðir
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