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March 21, 2025
 If you're visiting Reykjavik and want to make the most of your time in Iceland's vibrant capital, here are some must-do activities that you won't want to miss. Whether you're into food, culture, or natural beauty, Reykjavik has something for everyone. 1. Take a Food Tour For food lovers, there's no better way to dive into Icelandic cuisine than on a food tour with Reykjavik Food Walk. Taste a variety of local dishes at both trendy spots and hidden gems while learning about the country's culinary traditions from a local guide. 2. Climb Hallgrímskirkja Church For stunning panoramic views of Reykjavik, head to the top of Hallgrímskirkja Church. The tower offers a breathtaking view of the colorful city and surrounding landscapes, and it’s the best spot for a photo op. Don’t forget to check the weather using the Vedur app for the clearest day! 3. Take a Free Walking Tour Join a free walking tour to discover Reykjavik’s history, culture, and hidden gems. Our tour with City Walk was both educational and fun, led by a knowledgeable local guide. Tip your guide based on what you feel is appropriate—this is Iceland, after all, where the cost of living is high! 4. Take a Stroll Down “Rainbow Street” Known as Skólavörðustígur, this colorful street leads up to Hallgrímskirkja Church and is famously painted in rainbow colors to celebrate Reykjavik’s LGBTQ+ community. It’s a perfect place to shop, explore art galleries, or enjoy a warm cup of coffee. 5. Soak in Luxury Hot Springs Iceland’s geothermal hot springs are world-famous, and two of the best are just outside Reykjavik. Treat yourself to a luxurious soak at the Blue Lagoon , or visit the newly opened Sky Lagoon for a unique 7-step ritual experience. Both offer a spa-like experience that’s worth every penny. 6. Take a Day Trip to the Golden Circle No trip to Reykjavik is complete without a visit to the Golden Circle, a scenic route that includes three of Iceland’s most iconic sights: Thingvellir National Park , Gullfoss Waterfall , and Geysir . If you’re renting a car, this is the perfect day trip to experience Iceland’s natural wonders. 7. Sample Reykjavik Craft Beer Iceland’s craft beer scene is on the rise, and Reykjavik is the place to explore it. Visit local breweries like Skúli , BrewDog , and Kaldi Bar/Café to taste unique brews. While beer can be pricey in Iceland, it’s definitely worth trying at these local spots. 8. Chat with Locals in a Public Pool For a more budget-friendly alternative to luxury hot springs, visit one of Reykjavik’s public pools. These pools are popular with locals, and while they aren’t free, they are reasonably priced. It’s a great way to experience Icelandic culture while unwinding in warm, soothing waters. 9. Explore the Town by Scooter Electric scooters are a fun and efficient way to explore Reykjavik! With a variety of rental companies offering scooters throughout the city, it’s a convenient way to see more of the capital without breaking a sweat. Download an app like Hopp Scooters to rent a scooter with ease. 10. Photograph the Sun Voyager One of Reykjavik’s iconic sculptures, the Sun Voyager , is a must-see. Its sleek, boat-like design makes it a popular spot for photos, especially at sunset. Take some time to capture this beautiful piece of art and enjoy the scenic views around it. Reykjavik is filled with exciting activities, stunning landscapes, and rich cultural experiences. Be sure to add these to your list and make the most of your time in Iceland’s capital.
March 17, 2025
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March 5, 2025
Staying in Midtown – The Perfect Location If you're looking for a fantastic location out of the hustle and bustle but still within walking distance of key attractions, staying near Lexington Avenue and Grand Central Terminal in Midtown is ideal. I stayed at The Renwick Hotel, which was beautiful and quirky, with an art-themed style. The little touches, like the paintbrush 'Do Not Disturb' sign, made it extra special. Rooms were spacious with huge beds, and while there were no in-room tea or coffee facilities, free tea and coffee were available downstairs in the morning. You can also fill up your reusable water bottle from the gym. Staff were lovely and incredibly helpful. Just keep in mind resort fees were around $40 per night, and the refundable deposit was higher than expected, but it was refunded within two days of returning home. Top Tips for Exploring NYC Grand Central Terminal: Stick to the main terminal and avoid the restrooms. Times Square: Visit early morning when jet lag wakes you up—between 5:30-6:00 AM in winter is perfect for empty, crowd-free photos. Planning is Key: NYC is huge and involves a lot of walking. Plan your days in advance to avoid unnecessary backtracking. Hudson Yards & The High Line: A must-visit! Walk the High Line for stunning views, and near the end, you'll find Little Island, a quirky, free floating park on the Hudson River. This spot is beautiful year-round, but in Spring & Summer, it’s even more vibrant. There are also toilets available on-site. Toilet Finder App: Finding toilets in NYC can be tricky, so download a toilet finder app to save time. Many fast-food places require a code, meaning you have to buy something to use the toilet. Brooklyn & Dumbo – Sunrise Views & Foodie Gems Walk the Brooklyn Bridge for sunrise – fewer crowds, stunning views! Once over the bridge, explore Dumbo and grab breakfast at Time Out Market or a nearby cute coffee shop. Visit Pebble Beach for great city skyline views. Chinatown: Stop by Tasty Dumpling for affordable and delicious dumplings and dim sum. Try Mei Lai Wah’s famous Pineapple Bun—there's no pineapple in it, but it’s incredible! Foodie Highlights Medium Rare Steakhouse: Serves just Steak! A prix fixe menu ($34.95) offering steak, fries, and their famous sauce—includes bread, butter, and salad. They also have plenty of dessert options which the Sundae and Apple pie are supposed to be delicious. Amazing service and incredible food it's one you should add to your list. Highly recommended! Best Pizza Spots: Check out $1.50 Pizza, L’Industrie, Joe’s Pizza, and Mama’s Too for delicious, affordable slices. Sote Coffee Roasters (Upper West Side) – An independent coffee shop near Central Park, perfect for a warm break. Unique NYC Experiences Roosevelt Island: A must-do at sunrise or sunset. I would spend half a day here in order to see the whole island. This is where you can see a memorial and the ruins of a former Smallpox Hospital from 1854 and the statue of President Roosevelt. NYC Ferries: Instead of expensive boat tours, take a $4.50 NYC ferry or the FREE Staten Island Ferry for unbeatable city views, including the Statue of Liberty. Make sure you stay on the right side for the best views including the wonderful statue of liberty again all for FREE. Avoid scammers outside—you don’t need to buy a ticket! Summit One Vanderbilt: One of the best observation decks in NYC—Very immersive & fun. The bar at the top has great views and a Cafe for drinks and food at reasonable prices too. One of my most favourite experiences I've ever done and I have done both Empire state and Rockefeller. Hudson Yards: An experience called The Vessel: A unique experience, bookable on-site for a small fee. Central Park: Visit at sunrise for a peaceful experience—especially on a Sunday morning when locals are out walking their dogs. The park is huge, so plan multiple visits. Why Visit NYC in Winter? I loved experiencing New York in winter! It was cold (often below freezing), but layer up and wear comfy shoes, and you’ll be fine. Snow is possible, so check the forecast and pack accordingly. The best part? Fewer crowds, no long queues, and a more relaxing experience in one of the world’s busiest cities. New York City is unforgettable, and visiting in the off-season gave me the chance to enjoy it without the usual chaos. If you’re thinking about a winter trip, I highly recommend it! If you need any help, advice, or to get started on your New York adventure, pop in or give us a call.
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