Reykjavik: gateway to fire and ice — Iceland’s creative and dramatic capital
The city of Reykjavik can be considered one of the smallest capital cities in Europe, yet its character is even greater than life itself. With volcanoes, glaciers, geothermal terrain , and incredible ocean sceneries, the capital of Iceland is both a cultural centre and the point of departure of some of the most unbelievable natural thrillers in the world. The city is a blend of uncivilised natural forces and a high level of creativity, which makes it a place to visit. That is why Reykjavik is still a popular destination among travellers who want something really different. Big character in a small capital Reykjavik is a unique city for its size. It is small and approachable, unlike other big cities. Streets to walk on, and colourful houses. A calming environment that promotes exploration at a slow pace. Local culture that accommodates visitors in a friendly manner. Reykjavik, in spite of its size, provides lively art, music, and culinary experiences in tandem with t...