Reykjavik
Eyja Guldsmeden Hotel review, Reykjavik, Iceland: Eco-aware hotel in cold climate will warm your heart
A new Danish-branded eco-hotel has made itself at home in Reykjavik's emerging cityscape
- by Louise Southerden
Reykjavik travel guide and things to do: The three-minute guide
Move over, New York. Reykjavik is the new city that never sleeps. In summer, the world's most northerly capital gets 24-hour daylight.
- by Louise Southerden
Flight test: Icelandair premium economy
Icelandair offers an excellent alternative route to North America from London.
Frequent Flyer: Hannah Kent
The Academy in London is perfect for bookish, slightly eccentric people such as myself.
- by Jane Reddy
A world full of cheap thrills
Watching what you spend is part of travelling, but Tim Richards finds tourists now often pay less than a decade ago.
World's most expensive cities not so bad ... if you're Australian
The cities renowned as the world's most expensive aren't so expensive any more - as long as you have the benefit of coming from Australia, writes Tim Richards.
At the end of the world
Where wild, hard men once lived, Richard Tulloch relishes the deafening silence.
Guide to Reykjavik
Whether or not the sun goes down, night-time in Iceland's capital pulses with an oh-so-cool party vibe, writes David Whitley.
Beer and high spirits
In Reykjavik, Sam Vincent celebrates the end of prohibition with late-night ale and hot dogs at dawn.
24 hours in Reykjavik
Now the ash cloud has settled, Sam Vincent settles into a city of quirky creativity and serious partying.