Iceland, here I come

Climb the tower of Hallgrimskirkja Hallgrimskirkja is one of the famous buildings in the capital of Iceland. Its design was inspired by Iceland's basalt lava flow terrain and the shape of Icelandic Viking ships. The facade of the church adopts the typical Nordic spire style. The tower is 74.5 meters high, and you can enjoy the mountains and coastline around the city from the top Walk on Rainbow Street Experience the Blue Lagoon Iceland's popular hot springs, tickets are ISK9900, including drinks, facial masks, and bath towels Watch a Lava show and witness the flow of lava when the volcano erupts General tickets are ISK5900, every 2 hours from 12:00PM to 6PM, goggles are provided for the show, and you can visit the seaside sculpture The Sun Voyager, created by Icelandic artist Jón Gunnar Árnason. Completed in 1986, it was built to celebrate Reykjavík's 200th anniversary. The sculpture is made of stainless steel and presents an abstract boat-shaped structure. You can visit Harpa Concert Hall Listen to music in the Book House Bar Send a postcard of a puffin at Husmals og menningar on Central Street. Puffins are the national bird of Iceland and are loved by people for their cute appearance Dingding Museum Opening hours 10:00-19:00, ISK2750/person Feed seagulls at Lake Tjörnin This artificial lake is next to the city hall and is inhabited by various waterfowl and birds all year round 🍲Dish recommendation: Sjávargrillið 11:30-22:00 Lobster taco and Skelfisk pasta are a no-brainer.