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| National Museum of Iceland Suthurgatu 41, REYKJAViK, 101 |  |
The National Museum houses more than 2,000 national treasures and those have been combined with conceptual exhibits and artifacts. Interactive exhibits designed for children, guided tours, Museum Café and Museum Shop ar... more
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| National Gallery of Iceland Frikirkjuvegur 7, REYKJAViK, 101 |  |
Growing affluence at the beginning of the twentieth Century, mainly due to new fishing techniques, such as trawling, made it possible, for the first time in Iceland, for a number of artists to make a living from their ar... more
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| National Archives Laugavegur 162, Reykjavik, 105 | |
ICA brings together national archive administrations, professional associations of archivists, regional and local archives and archives of other organizations as well as individual archivists.
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| Mount Esja bverholti 2, MOSFELLSBaeR, 270 | |
As the trek fared on we reminisced about when we first met and how much our lives had changed since then. We caught up on what was going on in the world around us and what we had missed while being caught up in the charm... more
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| Mokka Kaffi Skolavorthustigur 3a, REYKJAViK, 101 | |
In the freezing Icelandic weather, what could be better than a steaming cup of hot chocolate? Even better, enjoy it along with mouth-watering waffles and fresh fruit. The oldest...
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| Menningarnott Throughout the city, Reykjavik | |
Held yearly since 1996, Menningarnótt celebrates the city's birthday . The festival is usually made to coincide with the Reykjavik Marathon, in the month of August. More than half the population of Iceland flocks ... more
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| Medical Museum, Nesstofa Nestroth, Seltjarnarnes, 172 | |
This museum is located in Nesstofa, one of Iceland's oldest stone buildings, built in 1761-1763 for Iceland's first Surgeon General, Bjarni Pálsson. The house has been partly renovated and restored to its original state,... more
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| Laugardalur Sundlaugavegur 32, Reykjavik, 105 | |
After a much-needed nap at the hotel, we headed to one of the public swimming pools: Laugardalur . This was no regular swimming pool. Yes, it was geothermally heated, like almost all of Iceland, but it was more of a 'spa... more
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| Laugardalslaug Laugardalur Valley, Reykjavik | |
Most swimming pools in Iceland are fed from continuously flowing, geothermally heated, natural water sources. Because the water in the pools is being continuously replaced, there is often no need for filters, recirculati... more
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| Laugardalsholl Engjavegur 8, REYKJAViK, 104 | |
Laugardalshöll is the venue in Iceland and has housed countless events. The seating could be better and it can get pretty hot and funky when the house is crowded but that is part of the charm. At least three generations... more
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