The world´s northernmost capital
Reykjavik is a spread out city with the city center not very densely populated. It is easy to navigate the city by foot, bicycle, public transport or car. If you are planning to spend some time in the city and you dont have a car we reccommend stay...
Jonsi´s debut album 'go' soon out
Jón Þór Birgisson, better knows as Jónsi of Sigur Rós , is about to releases his d...
BEARS ON ICE 2010
BEARS OF ICELAND are proud to announce the date for the BEARS ON ICE 2010 event which is...
Where to go?
If you´re wondering where to go next year keep this in mind. According to Lonely Planet I...
There is life with HIV
There are 158 HIV positive men and women and 23 persons diagnosed with AIDS living in Iceland right now. Thirty-seven people in Iceland have died of the virus. HIV and AI...
Public transport
Reykjavik and surrounding communities run publich bus network under the name 'Strætó bs'. Check out www.bus.is for detailed information about bus schedule, name of routes...
Reykjavik Gay Pride
The Gay Pride festivities in Reykjavík, organized by the board and pride committee of the organization, have been a marvellous success since 1999. A huge, merry and co...
Sleeping is cheating
As you might know the local gay scene in Reykjavik is very small but it´s open and friendly. Frequently you´ll find the local venues mixed with gays and straight peopl...
