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dealchecker’s guide to Reykjavik
It is easy to become infatuated with Reykjavik and although this capital perches at a point seemingly perilously close to the Arctic it is incredibly hospitable to newcomers. It has an unexpected vitality and whilst summer days are almost endless and winter nights long and dark, the enduring population makes it a truly impressive place.
Flights To Reykjavik
Reykjavik flights can be completed in around three hours when heading out of the UK, and a flight to Reykjavik will deposit you at Keflavik International Airport which is over 30 miles from the city itself. Onward transfers after cheap flights to Reykjavik will take roughly an hour, depending on where your chosen selection of the hotels in Reykjavik is located.
Getting Around Reykjavik
It is sensible to book up car hire from Reykjavik Airport if you are going to be travelling to and from the city as well as around the nearby countryside during your stay. Those after a purely city-based experience will find that public transport in the form of buses and a bit of legwork will get them around after Reykjavik flights.
What To See In Reykjavik
Reykjavik is very modern but it still has an Old Town area which is colourful and intriguing. The rotating restaurant which perches atop The Pearl is a great place for a meal and an unparalleled view of the city, while the City Hall sits next to Tjornin Lake which attracts locals and visitors alike to feed the ducks and enjoy the water.