Reykjavik Things to Do

Bored of the stark landscapes of the city? You can find temporary respite in the confines of a cinema hall! Come to Haskolabio; it plays all the latest Hollywood fare plus local movies. Everybody from Harry Potter to Frodo Bagg... more

A handcrafts gallery proffering bags and belts made of fish skin, and hats made of seal skin, fish skin and other materials. Other accessories include jewellery and ornaments made of leather, fish skin, bone, horn, wood, glass... more

Kaffitár offers the best coffee to be found in Reykjavík. Whether it is Arabian or Jamaican coffee you prefer, at Kaffitár you will find these, and more. All coffee is freshly ground; in fact, they grind it on the spot. They al... more

This cafe is less of a cafe and more of a social organization that holds classes on the betterment of society by way of promoting art at the grass root level. It is basically a non-profit organization, where the cash that comes... more

Tired of all the shopping? Take a break at this airy and bright cafe located in the Kringlan Shopping Centre. Put your feet up and refuel with a range of snacks and coffees. NK Cafe offers a brief respite from the hustle and bu... more

Sharing its name, with one of the best research centers in the world, Nasa is the place to be, if you wish to spend some quality time with friends. It features multiple bars on 3 different levels and is the most popular destina... more

This cafe makes an overt effort to recreate Parisian culture - the roadside cafes, bistros et al. The feel of the cafe is exactly what you would expect of a good Parisian cafe, which is very relaxed and laid-back. It is located... more

The excursion schedule of Iceland Travel Ltd. changes with the season, so you can expect to have a good time no matter what time of the year you visit! It specializes in catering to large groups with specific requirements, so a... more

If you want to pamper yourself completely, natural bubbling geothermal hot water at Laugar spa, is at your service. One can choose from various relaxation therapies or massages, including salt massage, aromatherapy stone massag... more

The Pentecostal Movement came to Iceland in the 1920s from Scandinavia. There are several congregations in the country, and the Fíladelfía Church was established in Rekjavík in 1936. There are approximately 600 people in the Fí... more