Cosa fare a Reykjavik

During summer, whale watching, sea-fishing, horse-back-riding and day trips are the most popular activities, while during winters the magic vision of the Northern Lights is the background for shows, exhibitions and festivitiesAlthough the city centre is very small, the cultural spots of a large European capital are not missing: from cafes and restaurants, to quirky shops, geothermal pools and museums. The National Museum of Iceland provides an insight into the past and the culture of the country, while the Vikin Maratime Museum focuses on its naval history. If art is your cup of tea, then you can't miss the National Gallery of Iceland.Landmark buildings shape the skyline of the city, such as the hemispherical structure of the Perlan, the majesting Harpa, reflecting on the water, as well as the dreamy construction of Hallgrímskirkja, a Lutheran parish church, the biggest in Iceland.Pubs, clubs and bars are the set of Friday-night revelries, another distinguishing feature of the capital that reveal the youngest facade and you certainly don't want to miss.