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

Nestled in a chic 1910s building, this stylish Reykjavik hotel offers comfortable rooms, a lively seafood restaurant, and a prime location for exploring.

Prikid is Reykjavik’s cozy, longstanding pub and coffee spot, serving hearty breakfasts, cheap beer, and dives into local vibes all day.

Reykjavík’s old harbor blends scenic walks, historic ships, lively eateries, the striking Harpa hall, and tours into a vibrant waterfront hangout.

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

Since 1989, Þrir Frakkar has served cozy, welcoming spot downtown with standout Icelandic fish dishes like cod tongue gratin and whale.

12 Tónar blends an eclectic vinyl collection, cozy coffee vibes, and live gigs in a stylish wooden downtown Reykjavik spot.

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

Hidden Iceland is your go-to boutique travel agency for bespoke tours, offering unforgettable experiences and expert local guides to navigate Iceland's stunning landscapes.

Kaffi Vinyl in Reykjavík is a cozy vegan spot blending a record store vibe with delicious eats, vibrant music, and a creative menu that keeps you coming back.