[2025 Reykjavik Attraction] Travel Guide for Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre (Updated Apr)

Harpa Reykjavik Concert Hall and Conference Centre A stunning example of modern architecture The unique architectural design of this new concert hall in Reykjavik stands out from the rest of the city. The interior of the building is equally spectacular and its structure is very unique. One side is made of glass and metal columns, and the two side walls from ceiling to floor are made of many different shapes of glass. Because the glass panels that form the exterior honeycomb effect are transparent, the glass walls reflect the surrounding water and light, providing views of the harbor in all directions. The ceiling is made of metal parts. I don't know how to describe it, but it's very entertaining. We enjoyed viewing the interior and exterior of the structure at different times of the day. There are conference and performance venues within Haapan, as well as a fine restaurant on the third floor, which is rumored to have a stunning view of the harbor. Although Reykjavik has hundreds of years of history, the city feels very fresh. The Harpa complex adds vitality and youthfulness to this great city. The concert hall has a great gift shop selling local crafts. Even if your stay is short, be sure to visit and walk into this building. If you are able, it is definitely worth coming here to see a show. #modernarchitecture #iceland #reykjavik #concerthall #exhibitionhall #glassworld

🇮🇸Kana’s travel diary 📍Reykjavík, Iceland 這是一個由Henning Larsen和Ólafur Elíasson設計的現代文化地標，特色是獨特的蜂窩狀玻璃外立面。內部設有多個演出場所、會議設施、展覽空間和餐廳。以其獨特的建築風格而聞名。 Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre is a modern cultural landmark designed by Henning Larsen Architects and Ólafur Elíasson, it features a distinctive honeycomb-like glass facade. It houses multiple performance spaces, conference facilities, exhibition spaces, and restaurants, and known for its unique architecture Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre 📍Austurbakki 2, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland #travel #travelblogger #blogger #influencer #travelblog #travelling #travelgirl #travelgirls #icelandtravel #icelandtrip #goiceland #Iceland🇮🇸 #Iceland #Icelandstagram #kanatravelblog #冰島 #冰島🇮🇸 #traveller #travelblogger #travelphotography #travelgram #traveltheworld #travelling #traveling #traveler #traveladdict #traveller #Reykjavík #Harpa

Reykjavik Concert Hall in Iceland's capital✨ One of the must-see landmarks, the glass mirror exterior will sparkle day and night due to the reflection of light. Its light can be appreciated both inside and outside the building, and the visual art effect is excellent💫 Construction began in 2007, but the financial crisis in Iceland in 2008 did not stop its construction, and the concert hall was completed in 2011, and the finished product also amazed people from all walks of life. There is a souvenir shop in the basement of the concert hall, which has Christmas tree decorations, stationery, postcards, home decorations, etc. ~ #europetravel #reykjavik #harpa #iceland

▪️Iceland｜Iceland Located in the North Atlantic Ocean, it is known as the "Land of Ice and Fire" and has active geological activities, with a large number of glaciers, volcanoes, geothermal fountains and waterfalls. Iceland is located near the Arctic Circle, where you can observe the aurora borealis in winter and polar day in summer. - ▪️Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon Located in the south of Vatnajökull glacier, the lake is filled with ice blocks of different sizes floating on the surface, formed by the meltwater from the glacier. The lake water flows into the Atlantic Ocean through short rivers, and the ice is slowly moved by the tides. Boat trips are available in some areas, allowing you to observe the ice floes up close. 📍 Jökulsárlón, Iceland - ▪️Golden Circle｜Golden Circle Iceland's classic tourist route includes three major natural landscapes: 📌 The geyser is located in a geothermal area. The Strokkur geyser erupts every few minutes, with a water column up to 30 meters high. 📌 Thingvellir National Park is located at the intersection of the Eurasian Plate and the American Plate, and the surface fault zone is clearly visible; 📌 The Golden Falls is a two-level waterfall. The river water falls into the canyon from a height of 32 meters, and the water volume is abundant all year round. 📍 Golden Circle, Iceland - ▪️Black Sand Beach｜Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach Located on the south coast of Iceland, it was formed by the cooling of lava after a volcanic eruption, and the beach is black. The basalt columns along the coast are arranged in an orderly manner, and there are three sea stacks in the nearby sea area, which were formed due to long-term erosion by wind and waves. The area is windy and rough, with waves changing rapidly. 📍 Reynisfjara, Iceland - ▪️Volcano Adventures There are many volcanoes in Iceland and geological activities are active. The Eyjafjallajokull volcano erupted in 2010, leaving lava debris around the crater. The Turismok geothermal area offers the experience of going inside a volcano and observing the magma pathways after an eruption. - ▪️Blue Lagoon Hot Spring｜Blue Lagoon Located in a geothermal area near Reykjavik, the lake water is rich in silica and minerals, giving it a milky blue color. The water temperature remains at 37-39°C all year round. The lake is surrounded by black lava landforms and the water comes from underground thermal energy circulation. 📍 Blue Lagoon, Iceland - ▪️Aurora Borealis Iceland is located in the Northern Lights belt, and the aurora can be seen from September to April of the following year. Observation points include the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, Akureyri and Thingvellir National Park. The appearance of auroras is influenced by solar wind activity, and their intensity and frequency vary depending on weather conditions. - ▪️Natural hot springs and waterfalls 📌 Seljalandsfoss: The water falls from a 60-meter-high cliff. There is a trail behind the waterfall that allows you to go around to the back of the waterfall. 📌 Skogafoss: The waterfall is 25 meters wide and 60 meters high, with abundant water. Rainbows are common due to long-term water mist. 📌 Reykjada Hot Springs River: Located in the geothermal area, the river water is kept at a suitable temperature due to the influx of underground hot springs, and it can be used for natural hot spring soaking. - The following is a detailed guide for Icelandic volcano tourism, combining the latest developments and classic attractions to help you experience Iceland's "Song of Ice and Fire" safely and in depth: --- ### **1. Recommended volcanic attractions** 1. Thrihnukagigur - **Features**: The only volcano in the world that can be entered from the inside. The last eruption was 4,000 years ago. The internal magma chamber solidified to form colorful volcanic rock walls, just like the "center of the earth". - **Experience**: You need to book a professional expedition group 2-3 months in advance, take the elevator down to the bottom of the volcano 198 meters deep, and explore the 100,000 cubic meters of cave space. - **Note**: The number of places per day is limited. You need to prepare wind and cold protection equipment. You will be led by a guide throughout the trip. 2. Reykjanes Peninsula Volcanoes - **Current situation**: On April 1, 2025, the Songznuk volcanic zone erupted again (the 8th time in recent years), with a fissure up to 1,200 meters long and active lava flows. Currently, surrounding areas (such as the town of Grindavik and the Blue Lagoon) have been evacuated and tourists are advised to avoid the outbreak area. - **How ​​to watch**: You can take a helicopter to see the spectacular volcanic eruption (from a safe distance), or follow the real-time updates from the Icelandic Meteorological Office. 3. The Golden Circle - **Thingvellir National Park**: The boundary between the Eurasian and American plates, with magnificent graben landscape. - **Geysir**: Geothermal activity is frequent, erupting every few minutes and reaching a height of 40 meters. --- ### **Second, safety tips and latest developments** 1. **Avoidance of outbreak area**: - The eruption area and surrounding roads on the Reykjanes Peninsula are closed and entry is prohibited. Volcanic ash and harmful gases may affect health and evacuation orders from the Icelandic Civil Protection Department must be followed. 2. **Travel Advice**: - Follow the real-time warnings from the Icelandic Meteorological Office (vedur.is) and the Civil Protection and Emergency Management Authority (almannavarnir.is). - Avoid flying drones in no-fly zones. Violators will face heavy fines. --- ### **3. Volcano theme itinerary planning** **Recommended route (6 days and 5 nights)** - **Day 1-2: Reykjavik and surrounding areas** - Visit Hallgrímskirkja Church, Harpa Concert Hall and join a Northern Lights tour. - Relax at the Blue Lagoon (if open), paying attention to the evacuation of the outbreak area. - **Day 3-4: South Coast Adventure** - Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss (volcanic landforms and glacial meltwater interweave). - Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon and Diamond Beach (a glacial lagoon formed by volcanic activity). - **Day 5: Golden Circle Day Tour** - Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir Geyser. - **Day 6: Volcano Special Experience** - Expedition inside the Srinukkag volcano (book in advance) or helicopter tour over the Reykjanes Peninsula volcanoes. --- ### **Four. Practical Tips** 1. **Visa and Insurance**: A Schengen visa is required and it is recommended to purchase travel insurance that covers the risk of volcanic activity. 2. **Clothing and equipment**: waterproof and windproof jacket, non-slip hiking shoes, and helmet (essential for volcano exploration). 3. **Transportation**: It is recommended to rent a car (four-wheel drive is best), or choose a local volcano theme tour group. 4. **Accommodation**: - Blue Lagoon Silica Hotel (combination of hot springs and volcanic landscape). - The Reykjavik Edition Hotel (overlooking the city and volcanic landscape). --- ### **V. Linkage between volcanoes and surrounding landscapes** - **Geothermal hot springs**: Blue Lagoon, Myvatn Hot Spring (formed by volcanic geothermal resources). - **Black sand beach**: Reynisdrangar (volcanic rock weathering to form a black sand beach). - **Glacier Hike**: Vatnajökull Glacier (a wonder where volcanoes and glaciers coexist). --- **Summary**: Volcano tourism in Iceland requires a balance between adventure and safety. It is recommended to plan the itinerary based on real-time geological dynamics and give priority to professional guide projects.

Visited Harpa Concert Hall in Iceland in early March. The concert hall is located on the waterfront of Reykjavik. It doesn’t have a very long history. It was completed in 2011, so it looks very new! This is one of the landmarks, featuring glass panes designed like ice crystals. The sunlight reflects red, orange, blue and green. The colors change over time, and the blue sky and white clouds are also reflected! ☁️ Visitors can enter the lobby for free 🎀 It looks like a scene from the cartoon Frozen! 🧊 The main hall, Eldborg, can accommodate 1,800 people and is equipped with top-notch sound equipment. There are also small halls such as Norðurljós and Kaldalón, which are suitable for small performances and meetings. Facilities include a restaurant and Coffee shop, and gift shop 🛍️ More than 100 performances per year, including symphonies, operas and music festivals ✨ 🚌 Convenient transportation, 10 minutes walk from the city center or take a bus directly to 🎀 Nearby attractions include the Sun Voyager Statue☀️ (5-minute walk), Hallgrimskirkja Cathedral⛪ (15 minutes) ⏰It is recommended to reserve 1 hour 📍 Harpa Concert Hall, Iceland For more travel and food information around the world, please follow @bunnys2peach_travel 🌷 #iceland #Europeantravel #NorthernEurope #Europe #Icelandtravel #GlobalTravel

Visa: Chinese mainland citizens need to apply for a Schengen visa 2 to 3 months in advance. Prepare financial proof, flight and hotel reservations, itinerary, work certificate, and other materials. - Flights: There are no direct flights from China. You can choose connecting flights with Finnair, Scandinavian Airlines, etc., and transfer in a European city to Keflavik International Airport in Reykjavik. - Clothing: Wear a light windbreaker, long pants, and sneakers in summer, and bring a raincoat. Wear thermal underwear, a thick down jacket, and waterproof boots in winter, and wear a hat, scarf, and gloves. - Items: Bring a power bank, non-slip shoes, a waterproof and windproof jacket, thermal underwear, and gloves that allow you to use your phone. If you don't like the local food, you can bring some instant noodles. Recommended attractions - Reykjavik area: Hallgrimskirkja, Harpa Concert Hall, and Lake Tjornin. There are also the Golden Circle, Langjokull Glacier, whale watching, and Raufarholshellir Lava Tunnel nearby. - Southern Iceland: Seljalandsfoss, Skogafoss, Vik Black Sand Beach, Vatnajokull National Park, Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, and Diamond Beach. Recommended food - Lamb soup: Made with lamb as the main ingredient, stewed with potatoes, carrots, and other vegetables. It is rich in flavor and nutrients. - Skyr yogurt: Delicate texture, rich in protein and calcium, with blueberry, strawberry, and other flavors. - Lobster soup: Made with fresh and high-quality lobster, delicious, and a combination of lobster and spices. - Icelandic fish stew: Made with cod as the main ingredient, stewed with potatoes, onions, and other vegetables. The fish is tender, and the sauce is rich. Transportation guide - Self-driving: You need to have a driver's license and notarization. The road conditions in Iceland are complex, and some areas have poor road conditions. There may be ice and snow in winter, so drive carefully. - Group tour: There are many local travel agencies that offer various routes and activities, which are convenient and suitable for tourists who do not want to drive or are not familiar with the local situation. Itinerary - 6-day tour - D1: Reykjavik, visit Hallgrimskirkja, Harpa Concert Hall, and other attractions in the city. - D2: Golden Circle day tour, visit Thingvellir National Park, Geysir, and Gullfoss, and see the aurora at night. - D3: Seljalandsfoss - Skogafoss - Vik Black Sand Beach. - D4: Vatnajokull National Park - Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon - Diamond Beach. - D5: Lake Tjornin - Parliament Square - Perlan - Blue Lagoon. - D6: Snaefellsnes Peninsula, enjoy the sea stacks, Budir Black Church, and other attractions.

Spring Festival travel, Nordic multi-country 8-day trip is the right time! Experience a different kind of winter fairy tale and feel the unique festive atmosphere of Nordic countries. / 🌟 Trip Route: Day 1: Shanghai ✈️ Helsinki 🌆✈️ Reykjavik 🌉 Depart Shanghai and fly thousands of miles to Helsinki, the capital of Finland, before transferring to the charming capital of Iceland, Reykjavik. Day 2: Londrangar Basalt Cliffs🏞️ Visit the basalt cliffs of Londrangar and feel the uncanny workmanship of nature. Day 3: Thingvellir National Park 🏞️ - Golden Falls 💦 - Geysir and Stroko Geyser 💧 - Langer Glacier 🏔️ Cross the magnificence of Thingvellir National Park, admire the rushing of the Golden Falls, explore the mysteries of the Geysir and Stroko Geysers, and finally feel the icy charm of Langer Glacier. Day 4: Black Beach 🌊 - Glacier Lake 🌌 - Vatnajökull National Park 🏞️ Stroll the mysterious black sand beach, take in the quiet beauty of the glacial lake, and go deeper into Vatnajökull National Park to experience the magnificence of the glacier. Day 5: Serjaland Falls💦 - Skoga Falls🌊 - Blue Lake💙 Immerse yourself in the tranquility and purity of the Blue Lake by viewing the cascading flowing springs of Serjaland and Skoga Falls. Day 6: Lake Tonning 🌊 - Hofdy House 🏰 - Sun Voyager 🛥️ - Hallgrim Chapel ⛪ - Harpa Concert Hall and Convention Center 🎶 - Pearl Tower💎 Travel around Lake Toning, visit the history of Hofdy House, take a Sun Voyager cruise, take in Hallgrim Chapel, listen to the melody of Harpa Concert Hall, and finally climb the Pearl Tower to overlook the beauty of the city. Day 7: Uspesky Church ⛪ - Temple Square Church 🕍 - Sibelius Park 🌳 - Helsinki Senate Square 🏛️ - Helsinki Cathedral ⛪ Visit the unique style of the Uspesky Church, feel the majesty of Temple Square Church, stroll through the lush greenery of Sibelius Park, stop in the historic buildings of Helsinki Senate Square, and finally appreciate the grandeur of Helsinki Cathedral. Day 8: Reykjavik🛫Shanghai❤ Farewell to beautiful Reykjavik and set off back to Shanghai with full memories. / Some tips: 🏷️ Specialty prices: Nordic prices are high, handicrafts, local designs are a good choice, remember to compare different store prices ~ 🍽️ Food: Try salmon, Norwegian cheese, and local specialty hot drinks. ✈️ Airport Transportation: Nordic airports are many and small, check transportation in advance to avoid delays. 📒 Visa information: Many Nordic countries require Schengen visa, prepare materials in advance to ensure smooth travel. / The Nordic tour ends here, but the footsteps of exploration never stop, and we look forward to our next visit to this fascinating land with you again!

#getgoing2025 Harpa Reykjavik Concert Hall and Conference Center, Reykjavik Harpa is a striking concert hall and conference center located in Reykjavik, Iceland, on the city’s waterfront. Opened in 2011, Harpa is known for its innovative architecture and stunning design, making it one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Key Features: • Architectural Beauty: Designed by Henning Larsen Architects, Harpa’s facade is made of geometric glass panels that reflect the light and colors of the surrounding landscape, creating a mesmerizing visual effect. • Concert Venues: Harpa houses multiple performance halls, including the Eldborg Concert Hall, which hosts a variety of events, from classical music performances to contemporary concerts and festivals. • Cultural Hub: Harpa is a center for cultural events, offering exhibitions, conferences, and a variety of performances, making it a key part of Reykjavik’s cultural scene. • Stunning Views: The building offers panoramic views of the Harbour, Mount Esja, and the surrounding city, providing a beautiful setting for events and casual visits. Tips: • Check the schedule for concerts and events, as Harpa regularly hosts world-class performances. • Visit the upper floors for the best views of the city and the harbor. Harpa Reykjavik Concert Hall and Conference Center is a must-visit for those interested in architecture, culture, and the arts, offering a unique experience in one of Reykjavik’s most modern and beautiful buildings.

Attention Iceland explorers! An excellent guide to a four-day trip to Iceland is here, taking you through this magical place. Collect it now! -- Iceland, located on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, is Europe’s most pure gem💎. Not only does it have spectacular glaciers🏔️ and waterfalls, it is also known as the land of ice and fire. Come to Iceland and explore the magical treasures of nature! -- 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Gullfoss->Geysir and Stroko Geysers->Golden Tourist Circle->Old Congress Site Visit the spectacular Gullfoss waterfall, experience the magic of Geysir and Stroko geysers, travel around the Golden Tourist Circle, and finally visit the historic Parliament site to appreciate the historical heritage of Iceland. Day 2: Seljalandsfoss -> Black Sand Beach -> Skógafoss Appreciate the beauty of Seljalandsfoss, walk on the mysterious and unique black sand beach, and visit the spectacular Skógafoss to feel the majesty and beauty of nature. Day 3: Vatnajökull National Park -> Glacier Lagoon Go deep into Vatnajökull National Park and enjoy the magnificent scenery of the glacier, and then go to the glacier lagoon to feel the sparkling beauty of the lake, as if you are in a fairyland. Day 4: Blue Lagoon->Tonningsee->Hallgrímskirkja->Pearl Tower->Town Hall->Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center Starting from the tranquil Blue Lagoon, stroll to the charming Lake Toning, then visit Hallgrím Church, climb up to the Pearl Tower for a panoramic view of the city, and finally visit the City Hall, Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center to experience Icelandic culture and art Atmosphere. -- Small tips: 🛫 Airport transportation: You can choose Flybus from the Iceland airport to the city, and then transfer to a minibus, which is convenient and fast! 🎁 Prices of specialty products: Prices in Iceland are on the high side, so remember to plan your budget in advance~ ❄️ January climate: cold and windy and snowy, so dress warmly! 🍽️ Food: Icelandic food is unique, why not try grilled trout and lamb soup! 📸 Take photos: The black sand beach and glaciers are so beautiful, don’t forget to bring your camera! 🚗 Self-driving: The speed limit is 90 km/h, please drive safely~ I hope these tips help you and have a great trip to Iceland! ✨ -- ❄️Enjoy a fantastic trip in Iceland! Don’t forget to like and add it to your favorites to help you have a worry-free future~

Iceland is waiting for you! We've put together a 4-day hot spring-themed itinerary, so you can enjoy a natural spa experience! No complicated procedures, just pure relaxation! Start reading, start acting - let's explore the charm of this Icelandic journey together! -------- 🌍 Route Overview: 🌍 D1: Gullfoss Waterfall -> Geysir and Strokkur Geysers -> Golden Circle -> Thingvellir National Park We'll immerse ourselves in Iceland's magnificent waterfalls, then visit the majestic Golden Circle, and finally stop at the historic Thingvellir National Park. D2: Seljalandsfoss Waterfall -> Black Sand Beach -> Skogafoss Waterfall Iceland's magic lies in its natural landscapes, and on this day, we'll experience this magic in all its glory. D3: Vatnajokull National Park -> Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon In Vatnajokull National Park, you'll witness the grandeur of Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon and experience the spectacular scenery brought by glaciers. D4: Blue Lagoon -> Lake Tjornin -> Hallgrimskirkja Church -> Perlan -> City Hall -> Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center Now, we'll head to the city to visit some of Iceland's famous buildings. Finally, we'll end our journey at Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center. -------- Some Tips: ⏰ Time Difference: Iceland is 8 hours behind China. You may experience jet lag when you arrive in Iceland, so be sure to adjust in advance. 📜 Visa: Iceland is not a Schengen country, so you'll need to prepare an Icelandic visa before your trip, or it may affect your travel plans. 💸 Souvenirs: Iceland is beautiful, but the cost of living is relatively high. We strongly recommend budgeting before buying souvenirs, or you may overspend. 🐏 Wool products, 🐟 seafood, and 🌌 Northern Lights photos are popular souvenirs in Iceland! -------- Every trip is a journey of self-discovery. We look forward to meeting you on this Icelandic journey. Let's go! 🚀

This trip to Iceland was truly healing! But first, a small downside: the weather in Iceland is really unpredictable. One moment it's sunny, and the next it might rain or snow. However, these little surprises don't affect my love for this magical land at all. 😍 Here are some moments I want to share with you. [First Impression of Iceland] As soon as I got off the plane, I was amazed by the colorful houses in Reykjavik! The air was fresh and crisp. 🌬 In the evening, we went to the famous Harpa Concert Hall, where the lights reflected on the sea. It was absolutely stunning. [Golden Circle, Nature's Masterpiece] Exploring the Golden Circle, I was awestruck by nature's masterpiece! 🌋 The geological wonders of Thingvellir National Park, the eruption of geysers, and the grandeur of Gullfoss Waterfall left me in awe at every turn. 😱 [Blue Lagoon, Where Ice Meets Fire] I also experienced the famous Blue Lagoon, where ice meets fire! 🧊🔥 Soaking in the warm blue waters while surrounded by a snowy world is an indescribable feeling! 💧 And the silica mud mask at the Blue Lagoon made my skin super smooth. Ladies, you must try it! 🧖‍♀ [Glacier Hiking] Our guide took us glacier hiking. Wearing crampons and walking on the glacier, every step was filled with the unknown and excitement. Although it was a bit tiring, standing at the top of the glacier and overlooking the whole of Iceland made all the fatigue worthwhile. 💪 [Northern Lights Night] We went to see the Northern Lights! The green light danced in the night sky, as if we were in a fairy tale world. At that moment, all the waiting and anticipation turned into awe. The beauty of nature was so overwhelming that it brought tears to my eyes. 💚

Simple Iceland Trip Plan (7 days) Day 1-2: Reykjavik * Explore the city: Hallgrímskirkja church, Harpa Concert Hall, and the colorful houses. * Relax in the Blue Lagoon or Sky Lagoon. Day 3-4: Golden Circle * Visit Þingvellir National Park. * See Geysir and Strokkur geysers. * Marvel at Gullfoss waterfall. Day 5-6: South Coast * Drive along the scenic South Coast. * Explore Reynisfjara black sand beach. * Visit Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon and Diamond Beach. Day 7: Reykjavik * Relax, shop, and enjoy the city. Tips: * Best Time: Shoulder seasons (Spring/Autumn) for fewer crowds and vibrant colors.#iceland #northenlight * Transportation: Rent a car for flexibility. * Accommodation: Hotels, guesthouses, or camping. * Packing: Layers for varying weather, waterproof boots, and warm clothing. * Respect Nature: Follow Leave No Trace principles. Enjoy your Icelandic adventure!

#magicalxmastrip #iceland Got two days in Iceland? Pack your sense of adventure (and a sturdy jacket), because this island has enough wonder to fill weeks, and you’ve got just 48 hours to experience it all. Start your whirlwind tour in Reykjavik, Iceland’s quirky capital. Spend the morning wandering through colorful streets, grab a coffee at a local café, and explore Hallgrímskirkja Church for panoramic city views. Don’t forget to check out the Harpa Concert Hall’s stunning architecture—perfect for that Instagram shot. Next, hit the Golden Circle route. First stop: the Geysir Hot Springs, where you can watch Strokkur erupt in a dramatic display of boiling water. Then, head to Gullfoss Waterfall, where you’ll feel the mist on your face as the massive cascade plunges into the canyon below. Bonus points if you try to take a selfie with the spray without getting soaked. After a quick lunch, make your way to Thingvellir National Park, where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates are pulling apart. It’s a surreal place to hike, and if you’re feeling brave, you can even snorkel in the Silfra Fissure, where the water is so clear you’ll think you’re swimming in a dream. For your second day, head south to Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls, two of Iceland’s most iconic. Finish your adventure at Reynisfjara, the famous black sand beach, before heading back to Reykjavik for your flight, wondering why 48 hours in Iceland is never enough.

The first stop after the plane landed was to eat the best hot dogs in all of Iceland The intestines of BBP hot dogs🌭 are made with organic lamb and pork, and are delicious with Icelandic specialty fried onions🧅. No wonder the former US president often queues up to visit Then went to Hallgrim Church, the unique staircase appearance makes it a one-of-a-kind church, access to the interior is free, however you have to pay up to the top for a panoramic view of the capital. Tips: Parking behind the church is free The next stop was the Harpa Concert Hall, which is great. Voted by the New York Times as one of the “41 Best Places to Visit in the World in 2011,” on sunny days, sunlight is refracted through columnar glass, forming a picture of Iceland’s basalt landscape Next to it is the Viking ship skeleton, a photo-taking landmark that a number of travelers like to use as a cover for travel books. This is where the Vikings, the ancestors of the Icelanders, first landed in Iceland. Looking at the sea or watching the aurora, sunset is super beautiful. #globaltravel

Hey, are you ready to go to Iceland? This is an amazing place! First, you need to plan your trip, stay at least a week, and see all the most beautiful attractions. Day 1: Arrive in Reykjavik, go to the city to see the Harpa Concert Hall and take some beautiful photos. If you have time in the evening, go to the hot springs to relax. Day 2: Drive to the Golden Circle, don't forget to go to the Geysir, Gullfoss and Thingvellir National Park. These places are simply the essence of Iceland. Day 3: Go to the south coast, see the black sand beach and Skogafoss, and you can also go to Gullfoss, which is spectacular. Day 4: If you have time, go glacier hiking or join a glacier adventure to feel the charm of the glacier. Day 5: Pay attention to the aurora at night, it is best to find a place with a wide view, prepare the camera, and take a photo of the shock at that moment. In Iceland, don't forget to taste the local food, such as fresh seafood and lamb soup, warm and delicious! In short, every place here is a memory you deserve to cherish, looking forward to your trip to Iceland!

### Introduction Iceland is a country of natural wonders, with magnificent glaciers, mysterious volcanoes and fascinating auroras. This is a paradise for adventurers and nature lovers. Whether it is hiking, glacier hiking, or hot spring soaking, each way of playing can let you experience the shock and beauty of nature firsthand. Choosing Iceland is not only a visual feast, but also a baptism of the soul. ### Tips for playing - **Essential camping equipment**: tent, moisture-proof mat, warm sleeping bag, cooking utensils, picnic utensils and insect repellent spray. It is recommended to choose equipment suitable for cold weather. - **Ski equipment**: skis, ski suit, goggles and helmet. Make sure you have the right gear and check ski area openings ahead of time. - **Hiking equipment**: comfortable hiking shoes, plenty of water, energy supplies and maps/navigation equipment. ### Itinerary 1. **Day 1**: Arrive in Reykjavik, tour the city, it is recommended to visit Harpa Concert Hall and the Sun Voyager sculpture, and experience the hot springs in the evening. 2. **Day 2**: Full-day tour of the Golden Circle, visit the Geysir, Gullfoss and Thingvellir National Park in turn to experience the geothermal wonders of Iceland. 3. **Day 3**: Explore the South Coast, visit the Black Sand Beach, Skogafoss and Göllfoss waterfalls, take photos along the way, and look for the Northern Lights at night. 4. **Day 4**: Glacier hiking or ice lake exploration, experience the magnificence and mystery of the glaciers firsthand, and enjoy the gifts of nature. 5. **Day 5**: Leave time for shopping and relaxing, and experience local cuisine before preparing to return. ### tips - **Book in advance**: Especially during the peak tourist season, camping and activities need to be arranged in advance to ensure availability. - **Pay attention to weather changes**: Iceland's weather is changeable, so it is recommended to pay attention to the weather forecast at all times and prepare appropriate clothing. - **Keep it green**: Follow local environmental regulations when traveling, protect nature, and ensure that beautiful landscapes are preserved for the future.

Harpa Opera House is the premier music and conference center in Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland. It was completed in 2011 and has now become one of the most representative landmarks in the capital. However, the construction of Harpa Opera House has actually experienced many twists and turns. The 2008 financial tsunami plunged the world into an economic crisis. Iceland's three major banks went bankrupt within a week, companies went bankrupt one after another, and people were living in dire straits. Iceland's prospects at the time were very bleak. Later, the government also declared bankruptcy. Harpa Opera House seemed to be unable to escape the fate of stopping construction. Miraculously, despite numerous economic concerns, the Icelandic government insisted on paying the full amount and completing the construction of Harpa. It was the only building at that time that was completed on time with government assistance. 📍Harpa Opera House Austurbakki 2, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland #Iceland #IcelandTravel

#familytrips2024 Iceland has a music concert hall named after Harp: Harpa. It is also the icelandic name for the first month of spring and thus a sign of brighter times haha. This concert hall has a distinctive coloured glass facade inspired by the basalt landscape of the country. The interior of the concert hall is pretty but do note that toilets here require a fee to get in.

#familytrips2024 As we approached Harpa Concert Hall, anticipation filled the air. The shimmering glass facade reflected the excitement in our eyes. Inside, the grandeur of the architecture took our breath away. As the music enveloped us, we were transported to another realm, united in the shared experience of beauty and harmony. In that moment, amidst the soaring melodies, we felt closer than ever as a family, our hearts beating in synchrony with the rhythm of the performance. It was a memory etched in our minds forever, a testament to the power of music to bond souls. Looking ahead, our next dream destination is Kyoto, Japan. We yearn to explore its rich cultural heritage, stroll through serene bamboo forests, and immerse ourselves in the tranquility of ancient temples. Kyoto's blend of tradition and modernity promises a captivating journey, filled with unforgettable moments and cherished memories for our family to treasure.

#TravelSupportEvent Harpa, used as a concert hall and international conference hall Won the highest European architecture award. The honeycomb-shaped glass building is said to have been inspired by the basalt cliffs created by Icelandic volcanic activity. It is bathed in sunlight during the day and sparkles with lights at night.

#WinHongKongFlights Visiting Harpa Concert Hall is a wonderful experience. This modern building is located on Reykjavik's waterfront and is known for its unique façade and beautiful design. As I stepped into the concert hall, I was struck by its exquisite interior decoration and modern feel. The interior of the concert hall is well designed. From the lobby to the concert hall, the careful design of details is evident everywhere, making people feel as if they are in a palace of art. When I attended the concert, I felt the shock and emotion brought by the music. It was an immersive musical experience. In addition, looking out the glass windows of the concert hall, you can enjoy the magnificent sea and city views of Reykjavik, adding to the romantic atmosphere of this place. This visit made me deeply appreciate the magic of music and the beauty of art, and also gave me a deeper understanding and appreciation of Icelandic culture and art.

#thingstodo This is one of the iconic buildings in Iceland and in Iceland they called “Harpa”, which means a concert hall. This concert hall was opened in 2011 and I think the architecture is really beautiful and looks modern. The glass structure is beautiful with the transparent glass and window. I have been looked at it inside and I already liked this structure very much. The design is just incredible !! #Harpa #Iceland

#fallingseason Harpa Concert Hall in Reykjavik was designed by Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Elíasson alongside Henning Larsen Architects and Batteríið Architects. The kaleidoscope effect of the crystalline shell deploys light and colour in a way that plays with your senses when you enter the building. It looks like a shimmering sculpture that sits on the shoreline connecting the sky and the sea. Harpa is one of Reykjavík’s most striking landmarks and a centre of cultural and social life in the very heart of the city. Harpa is a tourist destination and an award-winning work of art that has been visited by millions of people since opening in 2011. Despite young age, Harpa has already received numerous awards, both for its architecture and as a concert and conference centre. These include the highly respected Mies van der Rohe -European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture Award, which Harpa won in 2013. Harpa was chosen as one of the best concert houses of the new millenium by Gramophone Magazine 2010 and rewarded as the Best Conference Centre in Europe by Business #freehotelstay. #fallingseason. #placetosee #stunningbeach #londontrip #beachparty #boracaytrip #bangkoktrip #beijingtrip #tokyotrip #shenzhentrip #sanyatrip #newyortrip ¹#hangzhoutrip #beachlovers #topbeach #placetovisit #bestbeach #travel #perfectbeach #localescapes #singaporetrip #helloautumn #triptravelguide #triptravel #beachvacation #hotelstaycation

#Sign up for a cruise test seat Located at the junction of Reykjavik's land and sea, Harpa Concert Hall, looking up from below, can be seen as a hexagonal glass structure, a beautiful work of art blending light and shadow, nestled against the charming city harbor, forming a beautiful landscape. #IcelandAttractions

The best landmark in Reykjavik, Iceland! It's good to take a leisurely look around.

If you want to hang out in Reykjavik Harpa Concert Hall is a good place to go around get something to drink a cup of coffee to take a photo is great [about Harpa]/ Hh/Hapa | The design concept of the Harpa Reykjavik Concert Hall is designed to reflect the natural beauty and aurora of Iceland. The exterior of the building looks like a huge waterside from a distance. Basalt, transparent glass window can distort the light and shadow under the refraction of sunlight. The - Harpa Concert Hall is a modern, design-inspired building by the Danish company Henning Larsen Architects and the artist lafur Elasson, made up of glass panels of different colours. The sun is refracted through the glass exterior of Harpa, and the light and shadow mottled space creates a wonderful space for photography. - "In 2013, the Hapa-Reykjavik Concert Hall and Conference Center in Iceland won the world's most prestigious architectural award, the European Union Contemporary Architecture Award - Mies van der Rohe in 2013 Award." [About taking pictures] It is recommended to choose a layer to go up after entering the door. In fact, it is not high. On the fifth floor, there are many places where you can take pictures. Try to choose some corner shots, which blend with the huge sense of space of the entire concert hall, which can be very futuristic. The later photos can be processed to be brighter. OOTD Pants: Loewe shoes: Balenciaga bag: Celine

I accidentally fell into the kaleidoscope The students who came to Icelandic capital Reykjavik must know the two places where they must punch, one is the cathedral, the other is here, the Hubble concert hall and conference hall. Designed by Icelandic and Danish design companies, it is inspired by the aurora of Iceland and the shape of volcanic stones. The facade and interior of the building are like a huge kaleidoscope. Thousands of irregular geometrical glass change the dreamy color with the intensity of the sun. We are basically cloudy this time, so in this light the entire concert hall is green and gold. How to shoot? 1, the structure of the building must be displayed. After entering the hall to the second floor, there is a staircase leading to the top floor, which is equipped with a multi-prism wall to capture the characteristics of the entire hall. With a sense of depth. Of course, this is also a good place for fairies. The whole room is dark, where you can choose to stand or sit on the stairs, but the face must face the window, let the light brighten your face. 2, there is a coffee shop on the first floor, you can sit here, use decorative plants as a foreground portrait, and the cups and trays here are also very nice. I have nothing to do with household items such as bottles and cans. resistance. Its better to take pictures, and the golden scenery is still quite close to the green building photos. 3 What if the light is still too dark? It's better to take a ceiling at a low angle and bring a silhouette of your side. It's also a good choice.

The concert hall built in Iceland in 2011, Harpa Harpa, is located on the seaside of Reykjavik. It has a shiny appearance. The glass tiles of different shapes and colors reflect the blue sky and the sea during the day and the bright lighting effect at night. This design makes the interior of the concert hall very bright, and the sunlight enters the room through the glass, forming a wonderful light and shadow. It has a number of concert halls of different sizes, named after the nature of Iceland. The Eldborg concert hall that listened to the symphony was named after a crater, so the interior color is also like a magma. You can buy a concert ticket on the official website in advance, or sign up for a tour guide at the concert hall.

Walking by the sea, it is hard to ignore such a building. Under the refraction of the sun, sparkling, the entire building is almost dazzling, so you can't open your eyes. Its glass wall color distribution is inspired by the unpredictable aurora. The parking next to the harper center has a time limit and can only be stopped for 15 minutes. Please pay attention to the departure time. It is best to change the parking position after 15 minutes. The visit to harper is free. You can walk around in it, and the sun shining through the light glass makes up a fun light and shadow game. harpa Music Center, hapa's design essence lies in its stained glass. Everyone who comes here to visit does not forget to stop.