How is the nightlife in Iceland?
Iceland is known for its nightlife, but there are a few things you need to know before heading out on the town on a Monday night, for example.
We can’t only have fun. We need practical info too. How can you walk on ice without looking stupid? What should you pack for a holiday in Iceland? Is the country expensive and where are the puffins? Iceland isn’t really like other countries in some ways. So, it’s great to know some practical information before you arrive. Here, we post what we feel are necessary travel information. But in between, we´ll try to make you laugh.
Iceland is known for its nightlife, but there are a few things you need to know before heading out on the town on a Monday night, for example.
One of the best things about Iceland is that no matter where you look, there is something spectacular to photograph. In this blog post we will give you some ideas on what to do if you find yourself on your way to Iceland, with dreams of taking beautiful, instagrammable photographs.
The first thing you need to know about burgers in Iceland is that we don't really do fast-food burgers. You can find them, but we do not have any McDonald's or Burger Kings in Iceland. They all went bankrupt because why buy that when you can get gourmet burgers for not that much more money?
Summertime in Iceland is, in our opinion, one of the most fun times to spend in Iceland. Check out the best things to do in Iceland during the summer of 2019!
Let us tell you everything you need to know about going to the movies in Iceland! Best movie theaters, where to find them, etc.
Reykjavík. Reykjavík is pretty impressive, and you should know these interesting facts about the only real city in Iceland.
A simple question like ‘when to travel to Iceland’ deserves a simple answer so we'll do our best:You should travel to Iceland at any time. All of the seasons have their charm. They also have their pros and cons. So, when to travel to Iceland depends on your budget and personal preference!
Let’s talk about two things: where is Iceland on the World map, and what events have put Iceland “on the map”?