Guidebook for Reykjavik
Essentials
The best gourmet shop in Reykjavík. Very small but stocks everything from milk, bread and butter to caviar, pates and high quality chocolates.
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Melabúðin
The best gourmet shop in Reykjavík. Very small but stocks everything from milk, bread and butter to caviar, pates and high quality chocolates.
Everything Else
The local outdoor swimming pool. One of the oldest in town. Small and charming. Four hot tubes and a steam room. Frequented by locals chatting in the tubs and school children learning to swim.
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Vesturbæjarlaug
HofsvallagataThe local outdoor swimming pool. One of the oldest in town. Small and charming. Four hot tubes and a steam room. Frequented by locals chatting in the tubs and school children learning to swim.
The local bakery. Do as the locals and go there early weekend mornings to stock up on freshly baked breads, pastries and juices. Then ease into a long brunch with the family and the weekend papers.
Hagabakarí
4 HagamelurThe local bakery. Do as the locals and go there early weekend mornings to stock up on freshly baked breads, pastries and juices. Then ease into a long brunch with the family and the weekend papers.
The local church. Always open and much used for all kinds of social work, i.e. with children and the elderly. There's also a small coffee shop.
Neskirkja
The local church. Always open and much used for all kinds of social work, i.e. with children and the elderly. There's also a small coffee shop.
Arts & Culture
A cinema with five halls. Be aware that there is always a break in the middle of the film to give people a change to sweeten up and pee! Foreign films are subtitled not dubbed, exept childrens films.
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Radisson Blu Saga Hotel, Reykjavik
HagatorgA cinema with five halls. Be aware that there is always a break in the middle of the film to give people a change to sweeten up and pee! Foreign films are subtitled not dubbed, exept childrens films.