Fun and safe sport for the whole family. The archery is practiced like bowling. Everyone can participate and please  Step inside if you are passing by and engage in archery, at any time, between 12-22...

Reykjavik Escape is a real life escape room venue offering live-action adventures unlike any other entertainment on the market. The concept is simple: We lock you and your teammates up in one of our m...

A journey through time in 2000 square meters of world-class exhibition room beginning with the Vikings settling in the early 800’s. Exhibitions and events.Advancing through time guests can explore he...

A little bit of paradise is to be found in the form of a golden-sanded geothermal beach at Nautholsvik in Reykjavik. Nautholsvik was opened in 2001, to the delight of residents and tourists alike a...

Is Nautholsvik Iceland's answer to the Spanish 'Costas'?  Well, maybe not quite but if you ship in a beach load of golden sand, then send a hot water pipe into the sea around it, you're half-way there...

One of the city’s oldest buildings is Hegningarhúsið correctional facility built in 1874, still serving as such although some “well-wishers” with concern for the health inmates have been fighting to h...

The Sigurjon Olafsson Museum houses sculptures and drawings by sculptor Sigurjon Olafsson, along with sources of information about the artist. It serves as a center for research on his art. In additio...

Reykjavik Art Museum is Iceland´s largest network of art museums. Current ExhibitionsEstablished in 1973, the museum is housed in three unique buildings in central Reykjavík and holds some of the mos...

Icelandic national costume, collectively known in Icelandic as “Þjodbuningurinn” has enjoyed various levels of popularity since the term was coined in Iceland in the 19th century, during the fight for...

The Little Christmas was founded at the beginning of the year 2001 by Anne Helen Lindsay. She started her business in her garage where she lived. Here was the house with Christmas lights up year-round...