If it’s happening in Reykjavik, it’s happening right here. From art to music to food, keep an eye on everything taking place in Iceland’s vibrant capital. Have a look through the activities to get a taste of the city.
A good wine tasting and learning how to pair wines with food is absolutely something you shouldn't miss out on if you are staying in Reykjavik on November 6th. Especially since one of the leading sommeliers of Iceland, Stefán Guðjónsson will be joining us and teaching us about a trick or two to select the best of wines at each time.
More infoGet yourself into the true holiday spirit while joining us in our wine- and food tasting evening with one of the top sommeliers of Iceland. Stefán Guðjónsson will visit us at Jörgensen on December 4th and will teach us everything about the world of wines.
More infoNevermind the sheep heads and rotten shark, our unofficial national dish is actually the humble hot dog and this outdoor stand is the best place in town to get one.
More infoGoing out exploring? Whether it's in the city or further afield, this grab 'n' go place has everything you need to keep you fuelled up throughout the day.
More infoThis sub shop is a real institution for hungry locals looking for a heart attack inducing bite to eat after a long night out partying. As expected, it's open late.
More infoLike a bit of eye candy with your meal? This rooftop restaurant has great food, plus the best sea and city views in Reykjavik. Book the best seats in the house.
More infoThe menu at Jörgensen includes a good selection of Nordic cuisine mixed with international flavors. With pasta, fish, meat and good options for vegetarians and vegans along with a comfortable atmosphere and beautiful settings, Jörgensen has it all! Open for lunch, dinner and drinks every day of the week from 11:30 am to midnight.
More infoThis buzzing and charming restaurant is located on Laugavegur, the main shopping street in the center of Reykjavik. The menu consists of a good selection of small and larger dishes made from fresh and tasty ingredients. Ideal to share and enjoy while visiting Reykjavik city center.
More infoA great buzzy bar, especially on Thursdays when there is live jazz. Plus there is a kitchen in case you need food to soak up those drinks. Happy hour is daily from 4 - 6 pm, plus extra long Happy Hour until 8 pm on Thursday nights.
More infoThis coffee shop transforms into an evening bar, with one of the best happy hours in town. Cheap beer and a great atmosphere, what more could you want?
If you're in the mood for some tasty drinks in the buzzing city center then Lóa Bar is something you should check out. With Happy Hour every day from 4-6 pm and lively atmosphere you can really get a glimpse of how the authentic Reykjavik lifestyle is. And if you get hungry, you can choose from a list of small courses to go with your drinks.
More infoA tasty selection of cocktails, beers and wines is what you get when visiting SKÝ, the top floor bar located right in the center of Reykjavik. And good drinks is not the only thing you are getting at SKÝ since you also get to enjoy one of the most spectacular city center and sea view you can get while visiting Reykjavik. Definitely something you should check out!
More infoYou can't visit Reykjavik without going to this spectacular icon. Even if you are not going to a concert, the architecture alone is worth the trip.
More infoIf you're into your music then don't miss out on Iceland's biggest record store. An eclectic mix of Icelandic and international artists brought to you by fellow music lovers.
More infoThe place to go if you want to see some contemporary Icelandic art - featuring a mixture of both emerging and established artists, it's time to get cultural.
More infoThis old factory has been transformed into a one-stop-art-shop with three galleries under one roof. There is even a restaurant in case looking at all that art makes you hungry.
More infoThis trippy music inspired "wall poetry" is pretty hard to miss - taking over the whole building slap bang in the middle of Laugavegur.
More infoIs it a fish? Is it a bird Is it made out of wool? This psychedelic mural is one of the most selfied pieces of street art in the city, by prolific street artist Sara Riel.
More infoA good wine tasting and learning how to pair wines with food is absolutely something you shouldn't miss out on if you are staying in Reykjavik on November 6th. Especially since one of the leading sommeliers of Iceland, Stefán Guðjónsson will be joining us and teaching us about a trick or two to select the best of wines at each time.
More infoGet yourself into the true holiday spirit while joining us in our wine- and food tasting evening with one of the top sommeliers of Iceland. Stefán Guðjónsson will visit us at Jörgensen on December 4th and will teach us everything about the world of wines.
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