The world’s most northern capital fuses colourful buildings and intriguing design with interesting museums, a surprisingly eclectic restaurant and nightlife scene, and a wonderfully inviting population. The city, though tiny by international standards, has plenty for the culturally curious to do, from exhibitions such as the Viking Longhouse and the National Museum, to galleries such as the National Gallery and the Reykjavik Art Museum, to a great collection of cafes, restaurants, and bars.
Icelandic cuisine is similar to other Scandinavian cuisines and like them - relies heavily on a mix of meats from both land and sea. Meats such as lamb and fish are the most prominent, and then of course Minke Whale and Puffin ...
Iceland is a very similar to countries such as Norway, Sweden and Denmark and has very little in the way of culturally accepted norms that wouldn’t be acceptable in mainland Europe, though you will find that most Icelande...
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