セルチャルトナルネースでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

It looks absolutely fantastic. Best in the evening when there are fewer pedestrians.

Discover amazing street art

A beautiful shopping mug that invites you to stroll around.

Beautiful building

The central shopping street with lots of tourist traps, the common souvenier shops and here and there a nice shop to explore in between. Nice atmosphere though.

Gröndalshús, nestled in the heart of Reykjavík’s old town, is the lovingly restored former residence of the renowned Icelandic writer, illustrator, and scholar Benedikt Gröndal (1826-1907). Established in 2017 as a cultural house and residency, it is operated by Reykjavík UNESCO City of Literature. Located in Vesturgata 5b in Grjótaþorp at the junction of Fischersund and Mjóstræti, the house features a residency flat on the ground floor. This flat caters to visiting writers, artists, scholars, and translators of Icelandic literature, offering them a unique space to focus on their work in Reykjavik. (https://reykjavik.is/en/city-of-literature/grondals-house)

There are several attractively designed bicycle racks at the harbor.

It's right in the center, next to Austurvöllur Square and next to the Parliament. Getting there by bike is easy, but it's best to leave it on the side of the square or use the nearby bike racks to explore the area on foot. The neoclassical church was built at the end of the 18th century and still plays a key role today: each session of the Icelandic Parliament begins here with a mass. Inside, a 31-stop German organ stands out, perfect for solemn concerts. A peaceful stop in the historic heart of the city before cycling again. It's right in the center, next to Austurvöllur Square and next to the Parliament. Getting there by bike is easy, but it's best to leave it on the side of the square or use the nearby bike racks to explore the area on foot. The neoclassical church was built at the end of the 18th century and still plays a key role today: each session of the Icelandic Parliament begins here with a mass. Inside, a 31-stop German organ stands out, perfect for solemn concerts. A peaceful stop in the historic heart of the city before pedaling back.