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Harbor in Reykjavik Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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The Harbour at Reykjavik are like most harbours around the world, where a number of ships arrive at and depart from. It's also a place, where these ships lay low during a bad weather or so. Moreover, it's the hub of Reykjavik fishermen, who carry their fishing business everyday. So, if you're new in the city or you just want to buy some fresh fish, you should drop by here.
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Harbor in Reykjavik Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Very good place, worth a visit, very good, very good!
Picturesque old harbor, which dates to 1913. Some good restaurants here, plus the maritime museum and whale watching, bird (Puffin) and Northern Lights tours. Lovely to just look out across the bay at the snowy mountains. One of the harbor’s newer attractions (2011) is Harpa, Reykjavik’s glimmering, glass concert hall. It’s home to the Icelandic Opera and Iceland Symphony Orchestra; a conference hall is attached. If you want to stay in the harbor, Icelandair’s Hotel Reykjavik Marina is a great choice.
The harbor is a great place to explore when in Reykjavik. It is a few minutes walk from the city center. Nice views and very relaxing. Many dining places around the area. There are also water activities tours like whale watching, etc.
One of my very last moment before heading for the BSI for my bus to the airport was coming to the waterfront, all my luggage in tow and light rain falling upon my face. From the Harpa Concert Hall to the hills along the horizon, it's a great spot to catch some fresh air (because, you know, there's none of that in Iceland) and an expansive view.
This is the place to go for the view. If you like to take pictures, this is the spot. I remember taking pictures of the sunset here after midnight. During the day, the massive ships and small boats side by side make for great photos.