City Hall, Reykjavik, Reykjavík

This is the place where the mayor and the councillors gather and pass policies regarding administration and local governance. Take a tour to visit the place to understand how the hall convenes on a regular basis. Here, you can also check out the different parts of the hall, like the seat of the mayor and the way proceedings are streamed to the media.

This is one of the most prominent churches in the city and is the go to spot for both tourists and locals. You can attend the Sunday service to simply immerse yourself in the spiritual vibe that this place offers. Apart from the Sunday service, you can also climb to the top of this church. The views from the top are known to be so stunning and you even spot the colourful buildings and the ocean beyond the city limits. 

Iceland is known to be one of the most LGBTQ friendly countries in the world and this road is a testimony to the same. In 1999, this city hosted its first ever pride parade and this street was painted in 2019. This is also one of the busiest streets in the city and is also filled with tourists and locals. When visiting this street, try having a look at the boutiques and shops lined up on this street.