The Colourful Streets of Reykjavik

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Reykjavik is northernmost capital in the world, however due to its “sub-polar oceanic climate” it is only the fifth coldest capital, on average. Walking around the city you wouldn’t guess you’re so far north, the city is colorful and the people are so warm you might think you’re closer to the equator than the arctic.

Repeating colors in beautiful Reykjavik
Typical fire hydrant in Reykjavik
Brauð & Co Reykjavik – best cinammon buns in the city
Laugavegur – main shopping street in Reykjavik

Shop till you drop
The Hallgrímskirkja
View from the Hallgrímskirkja
Enjoying the sun and off the chart warm weather (15° celsius)
Construction is booming in Reykjavik, Harpa Concert Hall in the background
Inside the Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre

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