Does Reykjavik speak English?

For English speakers, Reykjavik is easy to navigate as almost everything is accessible in English, and most people also speak English. As Iceland is an island, there are limited ways to reach it - the primary method being flights to Reykjavik.

What is Reykjavik famous for?

Reykjavik (which directly translates to "Smokey Bay") is the northernmost national capital city in the world. It also has one of the smallest populations of any capital city. Home to under 135,000 inhabitants, Reykjavik has a wealth of sights and activities that will appeal to culture, nature, and nightlife enthusiasts alike.

How do I get to Reykjavik from Iceland?

As Iceland is an island, there are limited ways to reach it - the primary method being flights to Reykjavik. There is a small domestic airport in Reykjavik, and international flights from North America and Europe arrive at Keflavik International Airport.

Where to stay in Reykjavik?

If you're staying in central Reykjavik, the obvious choice would be to attend Sundholl Reykjavikur, Iceland's oldest public bath, situated only a few hundred meters behind the mighty Hallgrimskirkja church. This swimming pool is housed in a building that dates to 1937 and was renovated in 2017.