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Parking in Reykjavik Made Simple: Tips and Tricks for a Hassle-free Experience

Are you planning to rent a car during your visit but feeling uncertain about where to park and how much it might cost? Fear not, as we've compiled some helpful tips to streamline your parking experience in Reykjavik. Additionally, for those staying at any of the Center Hotels properties, we have included specific information about parking options at each location.

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5 Nature spots in Reykjavik, the capital´s green spaces.

At Keflavík Airport, tourists are often asked to take part of a survey. One of the questions of this survey is why the chose to come to Iceland and about 80% of those who answered said that the nature was their main reason. Nature is something we have in abundance here in Iceland and our capital is no exception. We would like to invite you to take a look at 5 of these accessible nature spots in the country´s capital.

Falling for Reykjavik: Discover the Fall Season.

Fall marks the end of our short summer, and it's time to bring out those cozy coats from hibernation and mentally prepare ourselves for the wild winter storms. But don't fret, because even though fall is fleeting, it's packed with its own unique charm.

Hassle-Free Airport Transfers in Iceland: A Guide for Travelers

Traveling to Iceland is an exciting adventure, but navigating airport transfers can sometimes be a daunting task. At Center Hotels, we understand the importance of a smooth transition from the airport to your accommodation, so we've put together this guide to help you make the most of your journey. Iceland's international airport, Keflavik Airport, is located about a 45-minute drive from the capital area. Here are some convenient options for getting to and from the airport.

Exploring the Fiery Wonders of Iceland's Litli Hrútur Eruption

On the 10th of July, the earth put on another spectacular show of raw power on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland, this is the third volcanic eruption in the area in a short period. The new volcano is erupting in a place called Litli Hrútur (Little Ram) close to Fagradalsfjall (Beautiful Valley Mountain). This captivating event has not only mesmerized locals but also sparked worldwide interest.

Pack Like a Pro and Dive into Icelandic Adventures: 5 Playful Rules for Your Journey in Iceland no matter the season.

Five playful rules for packing when traveling to Iceland, emphasizing the importance of layering, packing rain and windproof clothing, choosing suitable shoes, bringing something fun for a night out, and, most importantly, not forgetting to pack a swimsuit to enjoy the geothermally heated pools and hot tubs.

Golden Circle daytrip

The Golden Circle in Iceland is a captivating road trip that takes you to Þingvellir National Park, where you can explore the historic birthplace of the world's oldest parliamentary institution and witness the unique geological rift between continents. Next, visit the geothermal wonderland of Geysir Geothermal Area, where the erupting Strokkur geyser showcases the power of Iceland's volcanic activity. Finally, marvel at the majestic Gullfoss Waterfall, known as the "Golden Waterfall," as it plunges into a rugged canyon, leaving visitors in awe of nature's beauty.

Five museums in Reykjavík

Exploring the vibrant capital city of Iceland, Reykjavík! 🌟 From the quirky and educational Penis Museum to the immersive Arbaer Open Air Museum, this city is a treasure trove of cultural wonders. Dive into the world of marine giants at Whales of Iceland and gaze at the breathtaking views from the iconic Perlan. And don't forget to chase the elusive Northern Lights at Aurora Reykjavík! 🌌 Discover the unique museums that make Reykjavík an unforgettable destination.

Self drive day trip from Reykjavík

There are so many things to see and do in Iceland, so we want to make it a little bit easier for you and give you a perfect day trip suggestion that you can enjoy while visiting. You can take this tour all year round. It starts in Reykjavík and the total duration is approximately 6 hours.

Winter activities and tours

Winter season in Iceland is magical and it gives you the chance to see and explore some unique natural wonders. Waterfalls, glaciers, geysers, hot springs and so many other things will make your winter visit totally worth it!