Reykjavík’s downtown is the heart of Iceland’s culture and arts scene. During the day, the café culture thrives, with lively conversations filling the air.
As evening approaches, people flock to the city’s excellent restaurants to savour delicious lamb, seafood, or wild game made with local ingredients. Reykjavík is a city of contrasts: cosmopolitan and small-town, sophisticated and vibrant, young-at-heart and full of history. Visitors can explore new and old monuments, including the newly-built oceanfront music and conference centre, Harpa. Fortunately, everything in Reykjavík is within walking or biking distance, from museums, galleries, and theatres to cafés and swimming pools.
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