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Concert not to be missed: Paul Oscar & Lay Low at Harpa

Concert not to be missed: Paul Oscar & Lay Low at Harpa

The upcoming concert with Páll Óskar (Paul Oscar) and Lay Low is something not to be missed. This is  a great opportunity to see two of Iceland´s finest artists performing live of stage in Harpa music hall.  The concert is part of Reykjav...

Iceland Express sponsoring Reykjavik Gay Pride

Iceland Express sponsoring Reykjavik Gay Pride

Iceland Express and Reykjavik Gay Pride are teaming up for this year´s Gay Pride with Icelan...

Getting ready for the bears: BEARS ON ICE 2012

Getting ready for the bears: BEARS ON ICE 2012

BEARS ON ICE 2012 will take place the second weekend of September (6-9) but this will be th...

Rainbow Reykjavik festival around the corner

Rainbow Reykjavik festival around the corner

Rainbow Reykjavik LGBT festival is just around the corner but this is the first time the ev...

 

Where to go?

Where to go?

If you´re wondering where to go next year keep this in mind. According to Lonely Planet Iceland is among the 2010 Best Value Destinations . The list captures the world’s...

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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...

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The National Queer Organization

Samtökin ‘78 , The National Queer Organization , is an interest and an activist group for homosexuals, bisexuals and transsexuals in Iceland. The organisation’s goal is...

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From the Gutter to Government - LGBT history walk

From the Gutter to Government - LGBT history walk

If you´re in search of ideas on what to do once in town, a walk through Reykjavik's LGBT history is something Gayice.is highly recommends. Hilmar Magnusson organizer and...

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Rainbow Reykjavik

 

 

 

 

Rainbow Reykjavik is a LGBT festival in Reykjavik, 16-19 February, 2012. Visit  Rainbow Reykjavik website for more information.

Out in the city

Where to mingle with the locals? Check out these places

Travel to Iceland

Tips

Iceland is only 3 hours away from London and 5 hours away from New York! Visit Iceland Express or Icelandair for more information

Inspired by Iceland

This winter Iceland wants you to come and experience the unique charm of Icelandic hospitality, as natives open their doors to the world. Enjoy events planned specially for you by native Icelanders that will make your stay truly unique, personal and magical.

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