Reykjavik

Heading to Reykjavik positions you in the world’s northernmost capital city, located at 64°N latitude. The city serves as Iceland’s primary travel hub, connecting 230,000 annual visitors to geothermal pools and Northern Lights viewing sites. Reykjavik statistics show that 98% of buildings use geothermal heating, while the city’s walkable center spans just 8 square kilometers.

The city maintains seven main thermal swimming pools, open year-round, with water temperatures averaging 38°C. Tourism data indicates peak Northern Lights visibility between September and March, with guided tours operating from 17 locations across the capital region.