An April 2002 trip to Reykjavik by Emilienyc
Quote: I have visited Iceland four times and never tire of its natural extremes, the diverse cultural offerings of Reykjavik, and dining experiences.
Overview
Hotel
Member Rating 4 out of 5 on July 9, 2003
Hotel Borg POSTHUSSTRAETI II Reykjavik, Iceland 354-55-11440
Restaurant
For a different perspective on the city, I enjoy visiting Perlan during the day. Although the restaurant is closed, there is a cafe that serves sandwiches and ice cream throughout the afternoon.
Member Rating 5 out of 5 on July 9, 2003
Perlan Oskjuhlio 103 Reykjavik, Iceland
Attraction | "Blue Lagoon/Arni Magnusson Institute/Culture House"
Located downtown, The Culture House opened in 2000 and features themed exhibit halls that share the history of Iceland, such as rooms dedicated to the Vikings and ancient maps.
After a day soaking in Icelandic history, a trip to the Blue Lagoon is a fun and social place to join the locals in their daily ritual. The outdoor pool of mineral-rich geothermal water, located about 40 minutes from Reykjavik in the town of Grindavik, is a great way to spend a few hours or even most of the day. There is a restaurant, cafe, spa and shop. Whether the sun is shining at midnight in June, or it is snowing on a February afternoon, the Blue Lagoon experience is a must for any visitor to Iceland.
Blue Lagoon (Geothermal Spa) Grindavik lava field, Reykjanes Peninsula Reykjavik, Iceland
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