Reykjavík

The rise out of midnight sun and the gusto for warmer temperatures call for summer to be the best season to visit Iceland. Though the hikers consider the months in between July to August to be the best and foremost time to saunter and stroll Reykjavik, the months September, October, February, and March are considered forthrightly the best period to pay a visit to Reykjavik to ogle on the Northern Lights. From June to August is the peak time to plan a tour to Reykjavik.

Visiting at this time will not only allow you to relish the balmy temperature but will also make you experience the best times of your life. If you are on a trial to save some krona, you can do that if you visit the place during winter. But however, those who grapple against seasonal highs might reconsider visiting during the winter time. During the winter time in Reykjavik, the sun peeks out for around four to five times in between the month December to February.

The monthly segmentation for paying a visit to Reykjavik for the tourists:

The local food of Reykjavik are listed below:

• Hot Dogs
• Fish and Chips
• Meat Soup
• Skyr Yogurt
• Fridheimar tomatoes
• Egils Appelsin

The best places to taste Reykjavik’s cuisine are listed below:

• DILL Restaurant
• Grillmarkadurinn
• Fiskfelagid
• Baejarins Beztu Pylsur
• Skolabru
• Snaps Bistro
• The Laundromat Café
• MAR Restaurant
• Gallery Restaurant
• Perlan

There are various pilgrimage destinations located in Reykjavik. The famous pilgrimage destinations in Reykjavik are as follows:

• Hallgrimskirkja
• Ásatrúarfélagid
• Zen á Íslandi - Nátthagi
• Asatru Temple

The official language of Reykjavik is Icelandic.

The greetings in the Icelandic language are as follows:

• Góðan dag – Good day
• Halló - Hello
• Góðan daginn/Góðan dag - Good morning
• Góðan daginn/Góðan dag - Good afternoon
• Góða kvöldið/Gott kvöld – Good evening
• Góða nótt – Goodnight
• Vertu blessaður/Vertu blessuð/Bless á meðan/Bless bless/Bless/Við/ sjáumst/Sjáumst síðar – Goodbye
• Gangi þér vel! - Good luck!
• Skál! - Cheers! Good Health!
• Eigðu góðan dag - Have a nice day
• Takk/Takk fyrir/Þakka þér fyrir/Þakka þér kærlega fyrir/Kærar þakkir – Thank you