Brauð & Co.

Nestled in downtown Reykjavik, the National Gallery of Iceland showcases over 14,000 works of art, blending Icelandic heritage with international flair in a sleek, contemporary space.

Rock ’n’ roll vibes meet tasty American classics and standout service in this lively Reykjavik hotspot with killer views and cool merch.

Sumac Grill spices up Icelandic ingredients with vibrant Middle Eastern and North African flavors in a lively Beirut-inspired Reykjavik hotspot.

ÓX is a cozy, 17-seat Reykjavik spot serving a meticulous 20-course tasting menu of bold, modern Icelandic flavors in a vibe like a retro Icelandic living room.

Dill serves inventive New Nordic dishes crafted from Iceland’s wild, local ingredients in an intimate, sustainably minded setting.

Reykjavik's Harpa Concert Hall dazzles with its striking glass facade and versatile space, offering a vibrant mix of music, art, and culture.

Explore Iceland’s quirky yet educational Phallological Museum, showcasing nearly 300 land and sea mammal penises with fascinating facts and a fun gift shop.

Á Public House Gastropub serves playful Icelandic-Japanese fusion bites in a funky, rock-and-roll setting with great drinks and lively vibes.

Hallgrímskirkja, Reykjavík’s striking 73m-tall modern cathedral, channels Iceland’s basalt landscapes with soaring views and a majestic organ.

Scandi-chic hybrid hotel-hostel in an Art Deco gem, with comfy rooms, a lively bar, and a cozy library on Reykjavik’s main drag.