Reykjavík Art Museum – Kjarvalsstaðir
Modernist gallery in Klambratún park dedicated particularly to the work of influential Icelandic artist Jóhannes S. Kjarval.
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Modernist gallery in Klambratún park dedicated particularly to the work of influential Icelandic artist Jóhannes S. Kjarval.
Historic Lutheran cathedral beside Austurvöllur that has been closely connected with Alþingi and Icelandic national life for centuries.
Modern City Hall built partly over Tjörnin and home to a huge three-dimensional relief map of Iceland.
Excellent harbour museum examining how fishing and the sea have shaped Reykjavík and Icelandic society.
Compact photography museum combining contemporary exhibitions with an enormous visual archive of Icelandic life dating back to the nineteenth century.
Historic waterfront at the heart of Reykjavík where fishing heritage, whale-watching boats, restaurants and colourful harbour buildings meet.
Wildlife boat trips from Reykjavík Old Harbour searching Faxaflói Bay for whales, dolphins, porpoises and seabirds.
The dramatic basalt sea stacks rising from the Atlantic off the coast near Vík.
The mountain ridge rising between Vík and Reynisfjara with extensive coastal views.
Iceland’s famous black sand beach, known for towering basalt columns, sea stacks and powerful Atlantic waves.
Church at the historic Reynistaður farm, an area with deep connections to Icelandic religious and cultural history.
An important bird habitat beside the small fishing village of Rif.
A quiet birdwatching location in the Reykhólar area offering opportunities to observe the region’s abundant birdlife.
Impressive multi-tiered waterfall cascading from the heath almost directly beside the Ring Road in Jökuldalur.
One of the many quieter waterfalls above Skógafoss.
A cultural attraction focused on Njáls Saga and the history of the surrounding area.
Immersive history museum recreating major events and personalities from Iceland’s sagas using life-size figures and dramatic displays.
A remarkable collection of colourful outdoor sculptures and artworks created by farmer and self-taught artist Samúel Jónsson in remote Selárdalur.
A mountain immediately above Þingeyri offering a rewarding hike and panoramic views over Dýrafjörður.
The panoramic summit viewpoint on Sandafell, looking over Þingeyri, Dýrafjörður and the surrounding Westfjords mountains.
Distinctive 743-metre rhyolite mountain rising between Fáskrúðsfjörður and Stöðvarfjörður.
HIDDEN GEMSmall west-coast fishing town with an important harbour, exceptional shorebird habitat and a strong connection to marine research.
Long black-sand beach at the head of Vopnafjörður with birdlife, shells and the remains of a shipwreck visible at low tide.
A scenic coastal location around Súgandafjörður with open views towards the fjord and North Atlantic.
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