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Reykjavik may be small, but she is mighty – and each of her various neighbourhoods tell a different story. Over in Reykjavik’s quiet, sleepy port end (which feels a bit like reaching the end of the ...

Paul is a freelance travel and culture writer who has written and updated a slew of guidebooks (Rough Guides, National Geographic, Wallpaper, Fodors, DK) on a variety of destinations. He is based in ...

The Icelandic capital might be the size of a small town by most big-city standards, but it certainly pulls out all the stops when it comes to things to see and do. From whale-watching to feasting on ...

Paul is a freelance travel and culture writer who has written and updated a slew of guidebooks (Rough Guides, National Geographic, Wallpaper, Fodors, DK) on a variety of destinations. He is based in ...

Reykjavik and the country of Iceland is experiencing a boom in new luxury developments following a huge increase in tourism due to its adventure excursions and recent high-profile celebrity visitors.

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Discover a truly unique hotel experience at the Midgardur City Center Hotel in Reykjavik, where luxury accommodations meet the vibrant culture of Iceland's capital. Nestled in the heart of downtown ...

The Radisson Blu 1919 Hotel derives its name from the date of its construction. Built as the headquarters of Eimskipafelag Islands (the first shipping line in Iceland) in 1919, the building was later ...

Warning: a stay in the Canopy by Hilton hotel in Reykjavik may drive you mad. For me, it began with the cleverly designed hotel lobby – so Scandi, so chic; so many cosy corners with books piled high, ...

Controversial opinion: I hate summer. Blame it on my childhood in Michigan, but I’d much rather be cold than hot. That's why I was overjoyed to have the opportunity to leave NYC’s disgusting August ...