Top Things to do in Reykjavik
What to do and see in Reykjavik, Capital Region: The Best Architectural Buildings
Reykjavik bears the distinction of being the world’s northernmost capital, and for many Icelandic visitors it also serves as a gateway to the rugged adventure options beyond. Recharge after outdoor pursuits in one of the many geothermal springs or luxurious indoor spas. We appreciate Reykjavik’s open-minded and energetic culture that includes a hip and internationally recognized music and arts scene, great food and notoriously "enthusiastic" nightlife.
Restaurants in Reykjavik
1. The Heart of Reykjavik
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
The Heart of Reykjavik is not only a store but a brand name for products made by it's owner Johann Ludwig Torfason. The products are drawings of buildings in Reykjavik Centre in posters, postcards, jigsaw puzzles, mugs, glassware and more.
2. Harpa Reykjavik Concert Hall and Conference Centre
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4.5 based on 8,671 reviews
Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre at the heart of Reykjavik is an award-winning building situated at the old harbour. Harpa opened its doors in 2011 and boasts a wide variety of hosted events where all musical genres play a part. Harpa won the Mies van der Rohe Award in 2013 for architecture. Harpa was designed by Olafur Eliasson, Henning Larssen architects and Batteri architects. Harpa is the residency of the Iceland Symphony Orchestra, The Icelandic Opera and the Reykjavik Big Band. Harpa is a state of the art conference centre. Harpa was awarded the prestigious MICE Report award for best conference centre in Northern Europe. Harpa is also the home of several regular shows: - How to become Icelandic in 60 minutes - Pearls of Icelandic Songs - Icelandic Sagas: The Greatest Hits - Reykjavík Classics - Mulinn Jazz Club - The Tin Drum Series - Bowie: The Session - The Icelandic Emigration Center's Exhibit
Reviewed By FrenchTraveller001 - Paris, France
This is THE place to visit in Reykjavík. The fascinating modern architecture is filled with astonishing surprises and offers outstanding photographic opportunities.
3. Iceland Symphony Orchestra
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4.5 based on 12 reviews
Founded in 1950, The Iceland Symphony Orchestra, resident at Harpa concert hall in Reykjavik, has distinguished itself as one of the leading Nordic orchestras through its acclaimed performances and recordings. The Iceland Symphony Orchestra consists of 90 full-time members and gives around 60 concerts each season, including subscription concerts in Reykjavik, family concerts and school concerts.
