Attractions in Reykjavik

Iceland's largest ski resort, just 30 minutes south of Reykjavik in the Blue Mountains. Blafjoll offers 15 km of slopes, 14 lifts, night skiing under floodlights, and the chance to ski beneath the northern lights.

A 15-meter footbridge spanning a rift between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates on the Reykjanes Peninsula, offering a symbolic walk between two continents in the middle of a vast lava field.

A state-of-the-art flying theatre in Reykjavik's Grandi harbour district where visitors are suspended before a 20-metre spherical screen for an immersive aerial journey across Iceland's landscapes, complete with wind, mist, and scent effects.

The only place on Earth where you can descend into a dormant volcano's magma chamber, Thrihnukagigur offers a cable lift ride 120 meters underground to explore a vast cavern of vivid mineral-painted walls.