Reykjavik feels more like a compact European capital you can explore on foot than a remote island outpost. The city’s heart is the Old Harbour, where fishing boats still bob beside sleek modern yachts, and you can watch the tide roll in while sipping a strong coffee at a sidewalk café, most espresso...
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Artwork in Reykjavik.
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