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10 best places in Reykjavik
Reykjavik is the world's northernmost capital, small and colorful, with volcanoes visible from downtown. Design-forward cafés sit next to geothermal pools, and in summer the midnight sun stands in for nightlife.
Hallgrímskirkja
A church inspired by the basalt columns of Icelandic lava, with an observation deck overlooking the whole city.
Harpa Concert Hall
A glass-clad concert hall on the harbor whose facade shimmers like the northern lights.
National Museum of Iceland
The country's full story, from Viking settlement to the present, packed into one compact building.
Blue Lagoon
The famous geothermal spa with milky turquoise water, about half an hour outside the city.
Laugavegur
The main shopping street, lined with wool sweaters, design shops, and bars for every taste.
Reykjavik Roasters
A local favorite roasting its own beans in a cozy space well away from the tourist crush.
Öskjuhlíð & Perlan
A wooded hill topped by a glass-domed museum and observation deck over the city and bay.
Kolaportið Flea Market
A weekend flea market by the harbor selling Icelandic sweaters, dried fish, and vintage finds.
Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur
The legendary hot dog stand that's drawn everyone from presidents to fishermen.
Sundhöllin Swimming Pool
The city's oldest public pool, with rooftop hot tubs that capture everyday Icelandic culture perfectly.
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