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Autumn Walk in Elliðaárdalur: Discover Nature and History in Reykjavik

If you’re in Reykjavik this autumn and looking for something cozy to do, why not explore Elliðaárdalur? Whether you have just a few hours or a full day, this natural gem has plenty to offer. Imagine the crisp autumn air, leaves in shades of gold, red, and amber crunching under your feet as you wander through this stunning valley. It’s packed with history, nature, and a bit of art to top it off—there’s something for everyone here!

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Welcome to Reykjavik in June: Experience the Magic of the Midnight Sun!

We are thrilled to have you with us during your stay in Reykjavik this June. The city has a lot to offer for its visitors and locals alike, and we’d like to keep you informed so you can make the best of your time here with us. June is one of the most enchanting times to visit Iceland, thanks to the long days and the energy of summer festivals.

5 quirky coffee houses to visit in Reykjavik

In Iceland, visiting a coffee house, or 'Kaffihús', is more than a pastime—it's a cherished tradition. Icelanders delight in discovering inventive new ways to savor their coffee and tea. Whether you're looking to spark your creativity or simply share a laugh, Reykjavik's city center offers a vibrant selection of quirky coffee houses. Here are five unique spots that promise to enrich your experience and perhaps even surprise you.

Design March & partnership with URD

Center Hotels is participating in Iceland's design festival, Design March, to promote and celebrate local design. They have also partnered with URÐ to provide a new SPA kit for guests, which includes high-quality Icelandic skincare products. To celebrate the collaboration, an event will be hosted at Miðgarður by Center Hotels on Friday 5th of May at 18:00.

Iceland Airwaves

Iceland Airwaves is the most important music festival in Iceland and is held every year in early November at various music venues, record stores, art museums, bars and even in a church, all located in downtown Reykjavík.

Imagine Piece Tower

In 1967 John Lennon asked Yoko Ono to create a piece tower for him in their backyard. She apparently never got to it back then, however 40 years later she did, just not in her backyard, but in Reykjavík Iceland.