Top 5 Reasons to Visit Reykjavik, Iceland
Reykjavík (translated to “Smokey Bay”) is the northern-most capital in the world, though it’s home to fewer than 200,000 people. Why is it worth your time to visit Reykjavik, you might ask? We’re glad you asked.
Hallgrímskirkja Church: Iceland’s strange, beautiful architectural gem
Hallgrímskirkja Church stands guard over Iceland as both a parish church and a national sanctuary. Named after 17th-century clergyman Hallgrímur Pétursson, author of Hymns of the Passion, Hallgrímskirkja is an Evangelical-Lutheran church.
Why Iceland’s Blue Lagoon is a MUST see
If you want to see the awe-inspiring Blue Lagoon Spa and hot springs right in the heart of a volcanic landscape, we’d fully recommend it. After all, Blue Lagoon is one of the 25 Wonders of the World, according to National Geographic. THAT’s how amazing it is. Just wait until you see the milky blue water with steam swirling above it.
The Fascinating History of Reykjavik, Iceland
What city has unparalleled charm and bright colors, Viking roots, a vibrant culture, and a fascinating history to boot? Why, Iceland’s own Reykjavik of course! The history of Reykjavik is nothing short of fascinating as well.