Perfectly located at the end of Laugavegur, Reykjavik’s main shopping street, Midgardur by Center Hotels 4* offers a refined urban retreat surrounded by the city’s vibrant culture and breathtaking natural beauty.

Step into a world of contemporary Nordic design, where warm tones, soft lighting, and minimalist elegance create an atmosphere of calm sophistication. Whether you are here to explore Iceland’s dramatic landscapes or to immerse yourself in Reykjavik’s cosmopolitan energy, this stylish haven promises the perfect balance of comfort and discovery.

After a day of adventure, unwind in the serene Miðgarður Spa, soak in the open-air hot tub under the northern sky, or enjoy a cocktail in the inviting Jörgensen Kitchen & Bar. Combining Icelandic hospitality with sleek modern design, this hotel captures the very essence of relaxed Scandinavian living.

Contemporary and welcoming, the Standard Room offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of Reykjavík. Featuring either a plush double bed or two twins, it combines modern comfort with elegant simplicity. Soft lighting and natural tones create a relaxing atmosphere, while practical amenities such as a minibar, hairdryer, and TV ensure a restful and convenient stay.

Relax in a bright and comfortable setting with the Standard Twin Plus Room, featuring two single beds that can easily be joined to form a plush queen-size bed. With thoughtful details and soothing décor, this room offers complimentary access to the hotel’s spa, complete with bathrobes and slippers for an added touch of indulgence. It’s the perfect balance of comfort and wellbeing during your Reykjavík escape.

Spacious, light-filled, and elegantly designed, the Deluxe Twin Room is a haven of tranquillity after a day exploring Iceland’s natural wonders. Offering flexible bedding options and a refined modern aesthetic, it includes complimentary access to the spa, inviting you to unwind in the sauna or hot tub before retreating to your serene space.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Find serenity in the Miðgarður Spa, where natural light and tranquil design invite total relaxation. Unwind in the outdoor hot tub under the midnight sun or, in winter, beneath a shimmering aurora. The spa also features an indoor hot tub, sauna, and soothing treatments, all available from morning until late evening.

A modern fitness room is also at your disposal, ideal for a gentle stretch or energising workout before setting out to explore Reykjavik.

This best-selling tour of Iceland's most famous sites includes a visit to the Friðheimar greenhouse. The classic Golden Circle with a touch of sustainability.

Go hunting for the Northern Lights and witness the magical dance of the lights of the North.

Please note that this excursion will be conducted in English and is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.

Climb aboard an observation boat and discover some of Iceland's birdlife and marine species, including minke whales, humpback whales, harbour porpoises and white-beaked dolphins. Your expert guides and crew will tell you about the different types of whales and birds and teach you how to spot whales in the bay. With an on-board exhibition and microscope, this excursion is an educational and interactive floating whale watching classroom.

Discover a thermal spa inspired by nature, immerse yourself in the warmth of the geothermal lagoon located by the ocean and unwind with a 7-step Skjól ritual. Above you, the sunset or stormy skies and sometimes dancing northern lights offer a breathtaking natural spectacle. Sky Lagoon embodies that Icelandic feeling of warmth and wonder. Recharge your batteries at the end of the world.

Discover Reykjavik with the Viking Tour, the perfect introduction to Iceland's capital city, exploring the major points of interest as well as hidden spots. Enjoy a friendly experience in small groups, full of fascinating stories and local recommendations, while learning a few Icelandic words to sound like a real Viking.

Escape for a relaxing half-day at the Hvammsvík hot springs, with comfortable transport from Reykjavík. Immerse yourself in thermal waters with therapeutic properties, surrounded by breathtaking Icelandic landscapes, and return feeling rejuvenated after a few hours of pure relaxation.

Discover the wonders of Iceland with FlyOver Iceland, an immersive experience that takes you over the Icelandic landscape using ultra-realistic flight technology, complete with special effects. Located in the Grandi harbour area, this attraction includes captivating pre-shows, a souvenir shop and a café to relax in before or after your adventure.

Try the unusual experience of the famous ice bar and sculpture gallery in Reykjavik, with a drink included.

Explore the Reykjanes Geopark, a unique volcanic site at the boundary between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, with a hike to Fagradalsfjall, Iceland's youngest volcano. Admire spectacular landscapes, visit the bridge between the continents and discover Iceland's largest mud bath at Gunnuhver, for an unforgettable geological adventure.

Elves, trolls, and dragons... Discover Icelandic folklore through a guided tour of Reykjavik that will take you into the magical world of its tales and mythology, among other sources of inspiration for J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth.

During this adventure, you will visit the Raufarhólshellir lava tunnel, located just 30 minutes from Reykjavík. This lava tunnel is one of the largest in Iceland and shows the inner workings of a volcanic eruption that took place thousands of years ago.

Would you like to sample authentic local dishes and discover Icelandic culture while enjoying a delicious meal? Choose this gourmet tour, where you will taste at least 10 different traditional dishes and learn about local traditions from your expert guide.

Discover the enchanting magic of the Northern Lights on an unforgettable boat trip in Iceland.

Accompanied by an experienced guide, you will sail away from the city lights into the calm waters surrounding Iceland to admire this exceptional natural phenomenon.

Enjoy a full day in Iceland combining relaxation in the thermal waters of the brand new Laugarás Lagoon and discovery of the natural wonders of the famous Golden Circle, including geysers, waterfalls and volcanic landscapes.

Discover a unique place consisting of a moss-covered lava field, offering an unusual landscape and atmosphere, with state-of-the-art facilities. Enjoy silica mud masks and water that will make your skin firmer while leaving it incredibly soft.

Discover a unique place consisting of a moss-covered lava field, offering an unusual landscape and atmosphere, with state-of-the-art facilities. Enjoy silica mud masks and water that will make your skin firmer while leaving it incredibly soft.

Enjoy a legendary experience by visiting Iceland's newest geothermal spa, Sky Lagoon, and end your evening with a viewing of the Northern Lights! Take part in the country's two most popular activities and experience unique emotions combining relaxation and wonder.

Discover the South Coast and the stunning Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls. What makes Seljalandsfoss so famous and interesting is that you can walk behind it. Skógafoss, another famous Icelandic waterfall, is something of a film star, having been used as a backdrop in films such as Thor: The Dark World and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.

Iceland, a land of striking contrasts, invites travellers to experience its otherworldly beauty, where glaciers meet volcanic landscapes and folklore blends with modern life. This remote Nordic island offers a unique fusion of dramatic scenery, geothermal wonders, and a deep-rooted cultural heritage shaped by centuries of storytelling and exploration.

Must-sees:

• Þingvellir National Park – A UNESCO-listed site where history and geology converge, home to the ancient Viking parliament and the meeting point of two tectonic plates.
• Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon – A mesmerising expanse of floating icebergs, where visitors can witness nature's raw beauty and perhaps spot a few seals basking on the ice.
• Reykjanes Peninsula – Often overlooked, this rugged coastal region is dotted with steaming fumaroles, dramatic cliffs, and Iceland’s famed Blue Lagoon, an oasis of warm, mineral-rich waters.

Culinary culture:

Iceland’s cuisine reflects its harsh yet bountiful environment, with fresh seafood, free-roaming lamb, and innovative uses of local ingredients. Traditional dishes such as plokkfiskur (creamy fish stew) and rye bread baked using geothermal heat are must-tries, while modern Reykjavik restaurants experiment with Nordic flavours, bringing creativity to every plate.

Dive deeper:

Beyond its famous landmarks, Iceland’s lesser-known treasures reward those willing to explore. The Westfjords remain an untouched paradise, with towering cliffs, remote fishing villages, and Europe’s westernmost point, Látrabjarg, home to vast colonies of puffins. In the north, the town of Akureyri offers a glimpse into Icelandic daily life, with its botanical gardens flourishing just below the Arctic Circle.

Good to know:

The ideal time to visit is late spring to early autumn for long daylight hours and accessible roads, while winter offers the mesmerising Northern Lights. Iceland’s landscapes are as unpredictable as its weather—layered clothing and sturdy footwear are essential for exploring its rugged terrain. Car rentals are popular, but the country's extensive network of guided tours ensures a hassle-free journey into the wild.