What to see in Iceland
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don't miss the Blue Lagoon - Hot springs type resort. Amazing Blue Water and black lava rocks. We enjoyed a restaurant called Rex in Reykjavik. The seafood everywhere is the freshest I've had. Caution though - it is expensive to wine and dine. your average beer is about $8 even in a pub type establishment. The people are amazingly friendly and it is a beautiful place - Enjoy
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Pasta Basta and Caruso are two of my favorites in Reykjavik, and don't miss the hotdog stand down by the harbor. The traditional place at the Vistor Center (whose name starts with L--I think it's in the rants and raves section here) has a nice atmosphere and good Icelandic food. <BR><BR>Since you have such a short time, you might want to take one of the all day tours around the south shores of Reykjavik (amazing waterfalls, geysers, and such) or the day that includes whale-watching, horseback riding, the Blue Lagoon, and a Viking feast with music to top it off.<BR><BR>If you just want to stay in Reykjavik, there's great shopping and walking. You can ascend the church spire for wonderful views, or go to Perlan for dinner and geothermal info combined.<BR><BR>Have a great trip!<BR>
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-<BR>There's not a large amount of Icelandic visitors on this forum (compared to numbers going to France/Italy/UK) --- there is a good thread title "And now...the 100 best things in Iceland."<BR>Key in title and this search function (hopefully) should pull it up for you. Or better yet, simply enter "Iceland".<BR><BR>
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