Guidebook for Reykjavík

Reynir & Ólöf
Reynir & Ólöf
Guidebook for Reykjavík

Food Scene

A cozy café with a lovely children's playing corner. Excellent sourdough pizzas and good brunch.
56 locals recommend
Kaffi Lækur
74a Laugarnesvegur
56 locals recommend
A cozy café with a lovely children's playing corner. Excellent sourdough pizzas and good brunch.
A hidden gem in the botanical garden. We recommend the Danish "smörrebröd" (open sandwiches) and soups! Lovely indoor pond with gold fish and water lilies, the room is filled with plants and flowers. On a good day you can sit outdoors and enjoy the botanical garden.
66 locals recommend
Flóran Garden Bistro
Grasagarðinum
66 locals recommend
A hidden gem in the botanical garden. We recommend the Danish "smörrebröd" (open sandwiches) and soups! Lovely indoor pond with gold fish and water lilies, the room is filled with plants and flowers. On a good day you can sit outdoors and enjoy the botanical garden.
Newly opened food hall where you can treat yourself to vietnamese street food, danish open sandwiches, mexican, slow cooked meet, artisan coffee, sourdough pastries and more.
136 locals recommend
Hlemmur Square
136 locals recommend
Newly opened food hall where you can treat yourself to vietnamese street food, danish open sandwiches, mexican, slow cooked meet, artisan coffee, sourdough pastries and more.

Shopping

Family run grocery shop with fruit and vegetables straight from the farmers. Variety of organic products, both local and international, including pastries, meet selection, oils, cheese, sourdough bread and more.
51 locals recommend
Frú Lauga
Laugalækur
51 locals recommend
Family run grocery shop with fruit and vegetables straight from the farmers. Variety of organic products, both local and international, including pastries, meet selection, oils, cheese, sourdough bread and more.
One of the best fish stores in town! Fresh fish, everything you need for making sushi at home!
9 locals recommend
Fiskbúðin Sundlaugavegi 12
12 Sundlaugavegur
9 locals recommend
One of the best fish stores in town! Fresh fish, everything you need for making sushi at home!
Gourmet meet and sausages, worth a visit!
19 locals recommend
Pylsumeistarinn
47 Hrísateigur
19 locals recommend
Gourmet meet and sausages, worth a visit!

Entertainment & Activities

Petting zoo and rides. We recommend seeing when the feed the seals! The amusement park is lovely, both for free independent play and a variety of rides.
181 locals recommend
Húsdýragarðurinn Park & Zoo
181 locals recommend
Petting zoo and rides. We recommend seeing when the feed the seals! The amusement park is lovely, both for free independent play and a variety of rides.
A family friendly ice rink
30 locals recommend
Ice Rink Laugardalur - Skautahöllin í Laugardal
Vesturlandsvegur
30 locals recommend
A family friendly ice rink
One of Reykjavík's biggest swimming pools. Hot tubs, lanes, slides, sauna, steambath and more.
511 locals recommend
Laugardalslaug
105 Sundlaugavegur
511 locals recommend
One of Reykjavík's biggest swimming pools. Hot tubs, lanes, slides, sauna, steambath and more.
Gym with a broad range of classes, including yoga, fitness, dance and pilates.
74 locals recommend
World Class
74 locals recommend
Gym with a broad range of classes, including yoga, fitness, dance and pilates.
Reykjavík's art house cinema. Programs Icelandic films with English subtitles as well as handpicked indie films from all over the world.
122 locals recommend
Bíó Paradís
54 Hverfisgata
122 locals recommend
Reykjavík's art house cinema. Programs Icelandic films with English subtitles as well as handpicked indie films from all over the world.

Parks & Nature

Reykjavík's botanical garden is worth a visit!
165 locals recommend
Grasagardur Botanical Garden
105 Hverfisgata
165 locals recommend
Reykjavík's botanical garden is worth a visit!

Arts & Culture

A majestic steel sculpture on the seafront, particularly beautiful in the twilight.
193 locals recommend
Sun Voyager
193 locals recommend
A majestic steel sculpture on the seafront, particularly beautiful in the twilight.
Reykjavík's music hall is home to the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra and Icelandic Opera. It also regularly hosts festivals including Iceland Airwaves, Sónar Reykjavík, Reykjavík Midsummer Music and a wide range of other events.
535 locals recommend
Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre
2 Austurbakki
535 locals recommend
Reykjavík's music hall is home to the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra and Icelandic Opera. It also regularly hosts festivals including Iceland Airwaves, Sónar Reykjavík, Reykjavík Midsummer Music and a wide range of other events.
A small and personal museum featuring sculptures of Sigurjón Ólafsson. The museum café has a beautiful ocean view. They sometimes program live concerts in the gallery.
6 locals recommend
Sigurjón Ólafsson Museum
6 locals recommend
A small and personal museum featuring sculptures of Sigurjón Ólafsson. The museum café has a beautiful ocean view. They sometimes program live concerts in the gallery.
Sculpture gallery and sculpture garden featuring the work of Ásmundur Einarsson.
39 locals recommend
Reykjavík Art Museum Ásmundarsafn
105 Sigtún
39 locals recommend
Sculpture gallery and sculpture garden featuring the work of Ásmundur Einarsson.

Everything Else

A luxury spa featuring aroma therapy steambaths, sauna, hot tub, relaxing area and massage appointments.
25 locals recommend
Laugar Spa
30a Sundlaugavegi
25 locals recommend
A luxury spa featuring aroma therapy steambaths, sauna, hot tub, relaxing area and massage appointments.

Sightseeing

Close to our house is the terminal of Viðey island ferry. The boat trip only takes about 5-10 minutes. On the island you will find Viðeyjarstofa, one of Iceland's oldest stone houses which now houses a lovely café/restaurant. You can bike around the island and take a look at artwork by Yoko Ono (Imagine Peace Tower) and Richard Serra.
22 locals recommend
Viðey Ferry Terminal
22 locals recommend
Close to our house is the terminal of Viðey island ferry. The boat trip only takes about 5-10 minutes. On the island you will find Viðeyjarstofa, one of Iceland's oldest stone houses which now houses a lovely café/restaurant. You can bike around the island and take a look at artwork by Yoko Ono (Imagine Peace Tower) and Richard Serra.