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REYKJAVíK

Reykjavík City Hall

Modern City Hall built partly over Tjörnin and home to a huge three-dimensional relief map of Iceland.

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WHY VISIT

About Reykjavík City Hall

Reykjavík City Hall opened in 1992 on the northern shore of Tjörnin. Architects Margrét Harðardóttir and Steve Christer designed the building to form an interface between the dense old city and the natural environment of the pond. Its most popular visitor feature is the enormous three-dimensional map of Iceland displayed on the ground floor.

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FIRST-HAND ADVICE

Our practical tips

Go inside specifically to see the enormous 3D relief map of Iceland.

Walk through the building between the old centre and Tjörnin.

It is a useful free indoor stop in poor weather.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

Getting there and visiting

Access

Located at Tjarnargata 11. Visit Reykjavík currently lists daily opening from 08:30 to 16:00.

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