Enjoy classic Icelandic dishes in a creative way, such as foal tartare with fermented angelica seeds or halibut soup with mussels. Each dish, inspired by a historical cookbook, is prepared with fresh, local ingredients that reflect the season, in a cozy dining room of a former salt fish factory.

Using state-of-the-art technology, you'll float in front of a 20-meter spherical screen with your feet dangling and experience Iceland's breathtaking natural beauty such as glaciers, fjords, and lava fields up close. Special effects such as wind, fog and scents enhance the feeling of flying. A fascinating trip for the whole family that introduces children to the wonders of Iceland in a unique way.

Immerse yourself in the rebellious world of Icelandic punk, documented in a converted public toilet. Equipped with headphones, you'll experience the powerful sounds of bands, try on real punk jackets, and discover the roots of famous musicians like Björk. A living testimony of the punk movement that combines fashion, music and political activism.

Start your day with a stroll along colorful, renovated fisherman's huts that now house hip cafes and boutiques. Treat yourself to a taste of Valdí's ice cream or enjoy the famous lobster soup at Sægreifinn, surrounded by the picturesque backdrop of Kollafjörður and Mount Esja. Top off your experience with a whale-watching tour departing directly from the historic harbor.

Experience authentic Thai cuisine, from spicy curries to perfectly seasoned Thai iced tea. The interior, peppered with bamboo and elephant statues, creates a welcoming atmosphere. Highlights are the Seafood Pad Thai and the challenge of dishes with a real degree of spiciness. Last but not least, the attached shop offers the opportunity to discover Thai products to take home.

On the three-hour food walk tour, you will lead through hidden corners and cultural highlights with a local guide. You'll taste eight different, authentic Icelandic dishes at at least four venues, from gourmet restaurants to simple food trucks. Learn about the history and traditions of Iceland that shape the country's unique cuisine.

Experience a culinary journey that puts local, seasonal ingredients front and center. With an ever-changing menu that blends Icelandic tradition with modern cuisine, each dish offers a surprising mix of tastes and presentations. From dung-smoked trout to innovative, sustainable cooking methods, this is an opportunity to support sustainability and the finest gastronomy.

Experience a vibrant scene where local bands and international artists fill the space with life. Every corner speaks of creative freedom, while artwork and performances adorn the walls and make you think. Community is at the heart of it, connecting people of all backgrounds through the universal language of art and music.

Experience a fusion of stunning modern architecture and world-class musical performances. The unique façade made of hexagonal glass blocks captures the Nordic light, creating a shimmering masterpiece that reflects nature. Inside, world-class acoustics and diverse performances, from classical music to rock concerts, guarantee an unparalleled cultural experience.

Experience a break of a special kind in the style of your favorite space opera. Surrounded by Star Wars décor, every trip to the bathroom feels like you're part of the epic universe. Café Babalú combines this unique toilet experience with a cozy atmosphere, delicious coffee and delicious snacks. Perfect for fans who want to travel to another galaxy for a short time between coffee and cake.

Explore Iceland's history through a captivating collection of artifacts ranging from the Viking Age to the present day. With over 2,000 historical objects, including ancient manuscripts and artworks, this exhibition offers a comprehensive insight into Iceland's cultural development. For children, there are interactive exhibitions that impart knowledge in a playful way.

Climb the tower of Iceland's largest church for a 360-degree panoramic view of Reykjavík. Inspired by Iceland's unique landscape, the architecture offers deep insights into the connection between nature and cultural expression. The views stretch from the city's urban mosaic to the endless Atlantic Ocean, framed by Iceland's majestic natural backdrop.

Enjoy honest, no-fuss burgers in the style of the 60s and 70s, inspired by the neighborhood's old bus line. Hagavagninn, located next to the Vesturbaejarlaug swimming pool, exudes local pride in the Vesturba district. An insider tip for burger lovers who are looking for something special.

Warm and inviting, 101 Reykjavík Street Food offers traditional Icelandic dishes and international favorites, ideal for any time of day. Try the popular fish soup or the hearty lamb soup, topped off with a dessert made from Icelandic skyr. Authentic and reasonably priced, perfect for a culinary break in the cold of Iceland.

At Kastrup, enjoy a selection of delicious sandwiches served by the glass, from langoustines with caviar to beef tartare and smoked salmon. The highlight is the lemon plaice, served with potatoes, capers and lemon. Perfectly rounded off with a wine recommendation from the house, just a few minutes' walk from the Harpa concert hall.

A morning starts with a perfectly balanced, third-wave coffee, surrounded by vintage furniture and a cozy atmosphere. Try the freshly roasted beans from Colombia and Nicaragua and let yourself be enchanted by notes of molasses and plums or light, floral aromas. Enjoy homemade baked goods for a truly authentic coffee experience.

Slip into the attire of a Viking and explore true-to-life scenes from Norse sagas, accompanied by an audio guide. Handmade replicas of historical figures, based on archaeological finds, give an authentic picture of life between 800 and 1550. For children, there is a play area to dress up and explore.

Under the changing light of the sky, a steel structure is revealed that is more than just an allusion to historic Viking ships. Inspired by hope, progress and freedom, this artwork invites you to dream over undiscovered territories and explore the connection between art, history and the natural world as your gaze sweeps across the bay.

Immerse yourself in the world of Jóhannes Sveinsson Kjarval, one of Iceland's most beloved painters, whose eclectic works range from symbolism to abstraction. Kjarvalsstaðir, a modern Nordic hall, houses its permanent exhibition next to Erró and Ásmundur Sveinsson. Enjoy homemade delicacies in the charming café surrounded by inspiring art.

Explore vibrant murals and mysterious graffiti that tell stories about folklore, nature, and contemporary themes. This visual odyssey begins in the 90s, when local artists began using the city as a canvas, and reaches its climax with the Wall Poetry project, a fusion of music and painting. Every corner hides a new work of art, ready to be discovered.

On this island, the past comes to life. Historic houses and a single road lead through the old village, where you will follow in the footsteps of the first settlers. The serene atmosphere is broken only by bird calls as you wander between colorful facades and lush landscapes. A sanctuary where you can stop time and immerse yourself in the local culture.

Escape the conventional cinemas and immerse yourself in the world of alternative film at Bíó Paradís. In a building steeped in history, experience a carefully curated selection of art films, documentaries, and international productions. The cozy atmosphere and passion for alternative cinema invite you to explore Icelandic and international cinema beyond the Hollywood blockbusters.

Explore a globally unique collection of over 280 phallic specimens from 93 different animal species, including whales, seals, and even human specimens. Discover the cultural and scientific significance of the phallus in Icelandic folklore and mythology, complemented by art and humorous gift items.

Over 20 historic buildings comprise a quaint village that transports you directly to old Iceland. Authentically restored houses, farms and workshops show traditional Icelandic life. Meet costumed guides, animals, and experience traditional crafts. For children, there are exciting workshops such as yarn spinning and candle making, which make the past tangible.