With all its beautiful landscapes of mountains and hills, different enchanting bodies of water, amazing picturesque view, and extraordinary weather, Iceland is no doubt one of the best countries in the world. Visiting this wonderful place will surely give you an out-of-this-world experience you will never forget your entire life.
But what specifically are the places to visit in Iceland? Here are some of those you should never miss once you come to explore this European country.
Reykjavik
Considered as the most favorite city in Iceland, Reykjavik has a lot of things to offer. Perfect for guests and those who would want to explore the country big time, this city has a lot of beautiful places to discover, according to Reykjavik Loves Visitors. Aside from its beautiful view, there are places that feature arts, culture, festivals, and history, and also several thermal pools and museums in the area, everyone can enjoy at their easiest and most affordable ways.
This winter, despite having shorter days due to its high latitude, Reykjavik stays alive with all the activities offered during this season. You will never get bored with the city's cultural events, concerts, plays, festivities galore, and seasonal exhibitions.
ísafjörður
Despite having such a small geographical area, ísafjörður is the favorite tourist spot for guests who loves history, peaceful and majestic scenery. With a population of about 3,000, this town is the most important cultural place in Iceland. Through its wide range of mountains and quirky houses can be visited all throughout the year, the Readers Digest says tourists should prioritize visiting the town during Easter instead. It is at that time where Aldrei fór ég suður music festival happens, and thousands of music lovers join the celebration and events everywhere.
Akureyri
Known as "the capital of North Iceland," this town is the second biggest town in the country. Though its features are mostly can be compared to Reykjavik, the best thing about this town is its nicer weather throughout the year. If you want to stroll around town and visit the best place, it has, better visit Akureyri Botanical Gardens. You might also want to taste the unique and flavorful ice creams of Brynja ice cream parlor after a long day. Or just release the stress by taking a plunge in one of the slides at the Akureyri's swimming pools.
Aside from these three, there are still other places you may want to explore while in Iceland. Some of these places include Seyðisfjörður, Húsavík, Djúpivogur, and Siglufjörður.
