Reviews for Reykjavik, Iceland

If you happen to be an avid fan of Erró, one of the most famous and contradictonary Icelandic contemporary artists, consider visiting Reykjavik Art Museum at Hafnarhús, near the Reykjavik harbour.

If you don't really care for his art, the place has still nice architecture, but other exhibitions... More >

If you are a fan of contemporary art or just want to satisfy your cultural hunger while shopping, go to Safn on Laugavegur. The gallery has three floors of contemporary art and there are no entrance fees.

The place is a showcase for Icelandic artists, so you might not have heard any of them. Don'... More >

Sæver Karl is a trendy, exclusive and expensive shop in middle of Reykjavik. The selection boasts brands such as Prada and Joop!, and the shop resembles a contemporary art gallery. The service is good, the clothes are awesome and the variery is surprisingly big for such a small city.

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Spaksmannsspjarir (what a monster of a name) sells exclusive women clothes from Icelandic designers. The selection is airy and very contemporary, designed for both work and leisure.

The Icelandic design is similar to other Scandinavian design, light and form following function; but there are also... More >

In Reykjavik shorefront, not far from the city center -- nothing is far from anything in Reykjavik -- sits a commanding Viking ship statue. Made of metal, this modernised version of the ships Vikings used to conquer a big part of the northern hemisphere back then is a sight worth not missing. The st... More >

Vegamót is a small bistro and bar just off the main shopping street, Laugavegur, in Reykjavik. The restaurant is able to combine trendy settings (and people) with good food and inexpensive prices.

The place fills quite fast during lunch hours, so be early or prepare for waiting in the bar.

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