We only had a chance to see the capital of Iceland at night. Here it is
And on Saturday, August 20, we had a chance to participate in Reykjavik’s Culture Night:
Culture Night or ‘Menningarnótt’ is a one day festival taking place in Reykjavík, on a Saturday normally around the 20th of August. Dance, design, music, art, concerts, games, pop-up shops and all sorts of interactive activities happen all over town. Galleries and museums are open (most, if not all, with free entry). The Reykjavík marathon takes place on the same day.
Several concerts take place in different parts of the city.
The streets were filled with hundreds of people who were mostly blond.
A tip: People open up their houses and invite guests to come in and have some home baked waffles for free – so it’s a good way to get to know the locals and see someone’s home.
https://guidetoiceland.is/best-of-iceland/the-top-10-festivals-in-iceland
It all ended with fireworks at 11pm:
And that was the best way to end our trip to this fascinating country!
Jedna noc… a i tak duzo zobaczyliscie…
Prawde mowiac sa to dwa wieczory zlane w jedno na blogu.
It was wonderful!
Bardzo fajnie. Bardzo ciekawy kraj. Dzieki ze moglam z wami go oglodac.
My tez sie bardzo cieszymy Aneczko.
These pics and info are amazing……I hope our trip will be even half as exciting as yours seems to have been and it will be grand!
Thank you Jane for your sweet comment, I am sure your trip will be amazing. Iceland is still a very mystical place, worth discovering on your own. Polish language is very useful there. Enjoy reading about the country and dreaming about your trip!!!!