Must see attractions in The Reykjavik Peninsula

The Bridge between the Continents (Brú Milli Heimsálfa) is a landmark on the Reykjavik Peninsula, which is located on one of the main borders of the world's...

The Duushus (Duushús) Maritime Museum, located in the coastal town of Keflavik, is a center for maritime education and an art museum of art and architecture....

Fagradalsfjall is an active volcano formed during the Ice Age on the Reykjavik Peninsula. It is a relatively young and active volcano on the Reykjavik...

Kleifarvatn is the largest lake on the Reykjavik Peninsula, located in the southern part of the peninsula. It is located in the fractured zone of the...

The Powerplant Exhibition is a science museum in the power plant that is dedicated to geothermal energy and its use in Iceland....

The cave of the giantess Grila is hidden in a mysterious cave near the marina in Keflavik. Icelandic folklore is rich in fairy tales about elves, trolls and...

The Museum of Salted Fish (Kvíkan-Saltfisksetur Íslands, Upplýsingamiðstöð ferðamanna) is a museum that will introduce visitors to the history of fish canning...

The Viking World Museum is located on the Reykjavik Peninsula, near Keflavik, and is dedicated to the history of the Vikings in Iceland. The Viking World...