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Visit Reykjavik City in Iceland

Reykjavik is the capital city of Iceland. In Icelandic, it means “The bay of smoke” and is the capital city closest to the northern hemisphere. 1413, when Reykjavík became a commercial and fishing center. Therefore, it was established as the capital in the year B.E. 1786, and because the heat from beneath the earth is clearly manifested here in the form of hot springs. The entire city was shrouded in mist and steam from the heat beneath the ground.
This makes Iceland famous for its preserved nature. like the capital city Reykjavik Even though it’s a small town, there’s something amazing hiding all over the city. It is also the northernmost capital city in the world. Many people were cold before they left. But let me tell you right here Iceland isn’t as cold as imagined, because geographically.
Iceland is indeed an island in the ice plane. The island lies beneath the Arctic line. So there is a very short hot month. And there are long winter months But even if it’s cold, it’s not horribly cold. That’s because Iceland has both warm currents running through it. and a fountain gushes up from the depths of the abyss It is said that there is an underground world that is as wonderful as an ice field.
1. Hallgrímskirkja Church
Hallgrímskirkja Church is the high church of Reykjavík. With a total height of 74.5 meters, it is the largest church. and is the sixth tallest structure in Iceland. It was built by architect Guðjón Samúelsson in 1945-1986. Combined with 38 years of construction, the church is named after Hallgrimur Petursson, an Icelandic poet and clergyman. Under the architectural design of the Expressionist. This tall church is one of the must-visit places for tourists visiting Iceland. You can go up to see the beautiful city of Iceland. There is an elevator service to the top of the Bell Tower with an open-air Observation Deck, where you can see the beautiful scenery of the city in Reykjavík.
2. Harpa concert hall
See Reykjavík’s iconic design masterpieces and modern landmarks at the state-of-the-art Harpa Concert Hall and Convention Center. Opened in 2011, the building is a contemporary structure for hosting lectures, shows, exhibitions and conferences. Catch a fascinating tour of a concert or exhibition. which is the work of local artists The building is geometrically shaped and made of glass. thus reflecting the sunlight beautifully. Inside the building, you can see the glass decorations and see the view of the waters along the pier as clear as glass. Local performers perform inside the magnificent Harpa building, including the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra. Icelandic Opera and the Reykjavik Big Band.
3. Sun Voyager
It is a popular attraction located along the coast near the Harpar Concert Hall. These statues lined up towards Mount Esjan are a view (Mt. Esjan) very beautiful After coming, we have to walk along the beach to take photos here.