The Hallgrimskirkja (cathedral) of 1986 with a 73-metre-high tower, July 2025.
Þúfa, the small hill that was created by artist Ólöf Norda, harbour area.
Small historic boat ST 13 Fridel.
Historic trawler RE 38 Gullborg of the Icelandic Maritime Museum.
The coastal oil tanker Keilir.
The tugboat Magni (2985)
Icelandic whaling ships Hvalur 8 (built 1948) and Hvalur 9 (built 1952).
A maintenance man working on a green ship.
Icelandic fresher whitefish trawler named Þórunn Sveinsdóttir (VE-401) in maintenance.
Icelandair De Havilland Canada (Bombardier) DHC-8-200 with registration TF-FXH on final approach to Reykjavik Domestic Airport — passing over the harbour area.
The Swedish LNG/BioLNG-powered Thun Venern dual-fuel oil and chemical tanker.
The waterfront of Reykjavik, with at the end (on the right-hand side) the Harpa Concert Hall.
The statue Sun Voyager (1990) by Jón Gunnar Árnason
The Höfði Lighthouse.
The Höfði Lighthouse.
A series of a European herring gull (Larus argentatus) flying alongside the waterfront boulevard of Reykjavik.
The historic Höfði Hous from 1909. The older generation might remember the location of the important meeting of US President Ronald Reagan and General Secretary of the Soviet Union Mikhail Gorbachev in 1986, at the height of the Cold War between Western Europa and Soviet occupied Eastern Europe.
The island of Viðey with the Viðey House restaurant against the background of the Reykjavíkurborg mountains can be seen in the distance from the Reykjavik waterfront.
Tug boat Magni (2985) with the Harpa Concert Hall in the background.
Window replacement at the Harpa Concert Hall.
A flat viking boat on top of a restaurant, Reykjavik.
A young woman taking a break at the Mósaík by Gerður Helgadóttir in Tryggvagata.
Mósaík by Gerður Helgadóttir in Tryggvagata.
A nicely designed power house.
Two women taking a break near the Vik Verzlun clothing store.
A yellow cabin in the city centre.
A red house and shop in the city centre.
The Art Musem of Reykjavik.
Reykjavik's Skólavörðustígur main street (Rainbow street)
A violin player in the main street.
A woman entering a rainbow café in the main street.
Brennslan Café.
Skólavörðustígur main street.
Skólavörðustígur main street and Mjuk Iceland.
Sign of the Prikið café, one of the oldes of the cities. Founded in 1951, it is now housed in a building from 1989.
Skólavörðustígur main street and Mjuk Iceland.
A fire pump.
See through into main street.
A pub on main street.
The Hallgrimskirkja (cathedral) of 1986 with a 73-metre (239.5-feet) high tower.
Frakkastigur street.
Frakkastigur street.
Reykjavik, Iceland. Houses at Gretisgata street.
Ocean girl mural at Laugavegur street.
The Iceland Parliament Hotel at Austurvöllur square.
Monument of the Unknown Bureaucrat (1994) by Magnús Tómasson.
A seagul at lake Tjörnin, with the Lutheran Free Church in the background.
Arnarholl park and the House of Collections.