What To Do in Iceland in the Winter Part II (Reykjavik)
Visiting Reykjavik, Iceland in the winter is completely doable and I'm going to focus on a few things you can do there - either inside or not hindered by bad weather. The capital, and most populous city and area of Iceland, Reykjavik has a population of 250,000 and is home to nearly two thirds of the country's population. It feels like a small city - well, because it is - but it is also walkable, easy to navigate and is full of friendly people. Come along with me to a visit to Reykjavik in the winter! Attend the Winter Lights Festival The Winter Lights Festival (Vetrarhatid) is a multi-day festival held every February to welcome back the sunlight after Iceland's darkest winter months. We were lucky enough to be here during this celebration and though we didn't attend the largest events we were able to see the light show on Hallgrimskirkja - which was pretty cool. Other events include: Musuem Night with special evening hours with special exhibitions, Pool Night with ...
