The Icelandic capital might be the size of a small town by most big-city standards, but it certainly pulls out all the stops when it comes to things to see and do. From whale-watching to feasting on ...

As its name implies, The Settlement Exhibition gives visitors a chance to learn more about Reykjavik's first settlers. The museum's main exhibit is an excavation site, which features the remains of a ...

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The first place I take a visitor from out of town is to the top of Hallgrimskirkja church. There’s an observation deck up there from which you get great views of the colorful city of Reykjavik and the ...

The best ways to get around Reykjavik are by foot, car and tour bus. Although rates are often higher for the best Iceland tours, traveling by tour bus comes without the headaches of driving on ...

The countryside in Iceland may be rustic, secluded and serene but it’s a very different picture in the capital Reykjavik. The city has quite a social scene, known for its blocks of clubs featuring ...

This is one city that gives a whole new meaning to "heading up north." Reykjavík, the capital of and largest city in Iceland, is on a latitude of 64°08' N, which makes it the world's northernmost ...