The Coocoo's Nest

Since 1937, this iconic Reykjavík stand serves lamb-infused hot dogs with sweet mustard, remoulade, and crispy onions—a must-try local legend.

Dive into the mesmerizing Whales of Iceland museum, where life-sized whale models and interactive exhibits offer a captivating glimpse into these sea giants.

Forrettabarinn is a trendy spot blending local flavor and exceptional service, serving up creative tapas and a laid-back vibe near Reykjavik's harbor.

Tucked in a historic brick building, this cozy café and bar offers warm wooden floors, comfy couches, and irresistibly good coffee and cake served in a friendly, eclectic atmosphere perfect for relaxing or a game night.

Urban gallery in Reykjavík showcasing handmade furniture, jewelry, fashion, and ceramics by local Icelandic designers and artists.

Nestled in a historic saltfish factory, this cozy gem reimagines traditional Icelandic fare with foraged ingredients and a modern flair.

Ásmundur Sveinsson’s former home-turned-museum showcases his striking sculptures amid beautiful gardens in a stylish Reykjavik spot.

Highland Trucks, masters of off-road prowess since 2010, also delivers the iconic Highland Camper, blending lightweight design with a rugged Icelandic experience.

Kolaportið Flea Market is Reykjavik’s lively weekend hub for Icelandic eats, vintage finds, and local crafts in a spacious harbor warehouse.

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