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5 Inviting kaffihús: Finding Comfort in Reykjavik's Stormy Weather

Part of the charm of Iceland lies in its unpredictable, sometimes wild, and always dramatic weather. When rain or snowstorms are in full force, finding a warm and inviting spot becomes a necessity. Here's a list of five cozy coffee places in Reykjavik to weather the storms.

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Chasing the Northern Lights in Iceland

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Winter lights festival

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Christmas season in Reykjavík

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Icelandic language day

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Árbær - Open Air Museum

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Festival of the Sea

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