Top 10 attractions in Iceland according to Hotels.is - There are many more, but we had to choose. Enjoy!
 
Lake Myvatn Conservation Area
This is one of the top tourist destinations in Iceland due to its wealth of natural diversity and stunning beauty. Among its main attractions is the Waterfall of the Gods, where the cascading waters are the most powerful in Europe. The lake is home to the largest variety of ducks in the world. The diversity of the landscape, as all across Iceland, is unparallel to any other with its volcanic craters and lava fields as well as crystal clear lakes.
 
Westmann Islands
Surrounded by the sparklingly clear waters of Icelandic seas, which are home to an impressive community of whales, these islands are nature getaways like no other. The archipelago is home to the newest island in the world, formed in 1963 from a volcanic eruption which broke through the waves in a dramatic burst.
 
Snaefellsnes Peninsula
The Snaefellsnes Peninsula is an area teeming with curious lava caves, stunning waterfalls and temperature-perfect hot springs. The towering glacier which can be spotted from Reykjavik is one of the areas most spectacular features dominating the landscape.
 
Thingvellir
This is the site of the world’s first parliament and probably the most historic site in all of Iceland. The Althing, the beloved government of the first Icelandic settlers, ruled here throughout the golden age of Icelandic history. The area is also home to Iceland’s largest lake, the perfect location for fishing, while the national park here offers great hiking opportunities.
 
Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is among the major top attractions in Iceland. It is renowned worldwide for its water temperatures and bed of white Silica mud, which are said to have healing powers and can offer relief for skin problems.
 
Vidimyri Turf Church
This strange and fascinating building made from turf and driftwood has been standing since 1834. As there are few trees in Iceland, the people of the time made use of the natural resources that were available to construct their parish church, which is still in use today.
 
Skogar Musem
This museum hosts a collection of over 6,000 artefacts spanning Iceland’s interesting history, with displays and information.
 
Reykjavik Old Town
The Old Town is the centre of the vast majority of Reykjavik’s activity, with beautiful architecture and a wealth of shops and boutiques. It is also a busy hub of night-time activity; take a stroll as the sun is setting when the skyline is a mix of burnt reds and vibrant yellows.
 
Reykjavik Municipal Art Museum
The museum offers visitors a look at Icelandic and international art by both well established and contemporary artists, and is a centre for events such as concerts, lectures and some of the best of Icelandic exhibitions.
 
Mount EsjaThe easy hike to the summit of this mountain overlooking the city is worth every step for the spectacular views of the Reykjavik cityscape.

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