Fragments of Lesbian and Gay History

The shortest story can make the boldest point

Sometimes the shortest story can make the boldest point. These words are certainly true for Armann Reynison´s vignettes. Vignettes are short stories portraing images or word-pictures so many of us wil...
It´s like no other place

Reed Ide finds the overall ambience of Reykjavik very relaxing, he loves the Icelandic nature and thinks that Icelanders themselves are one of Iceland's biggest assets for visitors. He´s also the a...
Gay tourist in the world´s northernmost capital

Not sure if the world´s northernmost gay scene is to be found here but Reykjavik is the world’s northernmost capital. Known by many as the home of Bjork and Sigur Ros. It is a small city with only ...

BEARS ON ICE

Bears and friends will have some fun in Reykjavik, Iceland, the world's northernmost capital the second weekend of September. Visit BEARS ON ICE website for more information.
Travel to Iceland

Iceland is only 3 hours away from London and 5 hours away from New York! Visit Icelandair and WOW Air and book your next flight to Iceland!
Reykjavík Gay Pride

The Reykjavik Gay Pride the second weekend of August. Visit official website for more information, www.gaypride.is

KiKi

KiKi

Club Kiki, the newest Queer Club in Reykjavik located on Laugavegur 22, the queerest corner in Reykjavik, where many of Reykjavik´s best known gay club have had its home in the past. Kiki offers good music, fun atmo and nice crowd. Kiki is open Fridays and Saturdays from 11 pm to 4.30 am.

Visit Kiki on Facebook to see what they are up to.
Queer Center

Queer Center

Queer Center is open Thursday evenings from from 20:00 to 23:00. Good place to meet and mingle. Office is open every day from 1 pm - 5 pm. 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 for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual persons to be visible and recognised and enjoy their rights to the fullest in Icelandic society.