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	AllRefer.com - ReykjavIk, Scandinavia (Scandinavian Political Geography) - Encyclopedia
		ReykjavIk is the seat of the parliament (Althing), of the Lutheran bishop of Iceland, and of the supreme court; there is a university (founded 1911).
		The founding of ReykjavIk by Ingolfur Arnarson, thought to be the first settler in Iceland, is traditionally dated 874.
		Among its monuments is a statue of Leif Ericsson, given by the Congress of the United States to the people of Iceland in 1930 to commemorate the 1,000th anniversary of the founding of the Althing.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/R/Reykjavi.html (301 words)

	Felicia´s Flat. Overnatning i Reykjavik centrum, Island
		Overnatning i dejlig lejlighed på Skolavordustig i Reykjavik centrum, kun 1-3 minutters gang fra restauranter, caféer, pubber, butikker, museer og kunstgallerier.
		Lige ved siden af Reykjavik störste kirke Hallgrimskirke og 5 minuetter fra centrum.
		Dejlig lejlighed centralt i Reykjavik, i et gammelt hus bygget 1909.
	www.dagfinnur.is /felicia/dindex.html (45 words)

	Reykjavík Resources - Invest in Reykjavik, Iceland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Reykjavik is a dynamic international city with developed infrastructure and well educated labour force.
		The fact that Reykjavik is home to an increasing number of international companies, due to investments abroad by prosperous and growing local companies, is one manifestation of the positive...
		Reykjavik offers its inhabitants security, first class welfare and educational system, lively culture scene and a great variety of leisure activities.
	www.reykjavikresources.com (151 words)

	Reykjavik
		Reykjavik combines its role as a national capital with a friendly and relaxed "smalltown feel." It offers an international standard and range of comforts and conveniences that travellers expect, but the peace and quiet to enjoy them too.
		Reykjavik boasts an exciting wining, dining and nightlife scene with plenty of live music, plus a wealth of cultural attractions including a symphony orchestra, opera house, classical concerts and art galleries.
		In the year 2000, Reykjavik will be one of nine European Cities of Culture, with a special programme of events lasting most of the year.
	www.cruiseatlantic.com /reykjavik.cfm (365 words)

	Iceland Tourist Board
		Throbbing with life by day and by night, all year round, Reykjavik is just as much a part of the Icelandic experience as the midnight sun or the magical landscapes forged by ice and fire.
		Reykjavik, with its neighboring communities, has a population of around 180,000 and offers an interesting mix of cosmopolitan culture and local village roots.
		Reykjavik is also renowned as one of Europe’s hottest nightspots, where the action on the friendly pub and nightlife scene lasts right through the night.
	www.goiceland.org /reykjavik.html (425 words)

	Reykjavik
		Reykjavik "The Smokeless City", is the most northerly capital in the World.
		Reykjavik is a modern capital with skyscrapers, international standard hotels and restaurants, but it also has a remarkable old World charm and there are many old buildings which add to this character.
		Both are in the old centre of Reykjavik between the harbour and the lake.
	www.icelandholidays.com /reykjavik.htm (304 words)

	Reykjavik Travel Guide -
		Reykjavik’s foundation is equally as romantic and beguiling as its location, set on the fringe of the Atlantic Ocean, surrounded by a lunar volcanic netherworld, with the shadowy hulk of Mount Esja in the background.
		The city’s nightlife is perhaps fuelled by the fact that most Icelanders let go of their weekday Nordic calm and instead reveal the fiery Celtic side of the their heritage (the Vikings kidnapped many Scots and Irish on their way over), especially evident in their friendliness and openness to foreign visitors.
		During the day, Reykjavik is a far more sedate place with trim houses, rubbish-free streets and an easygoing pace of life.
	www.explore-reykjavik.com (654 words)

	101 Reykjavik
		Approaching the grand old age of 30, he still lives with his mother, downloads cyberporn and wanders around Reykjavik half-heartedly searching for a job while spending lots of time in Kaffibarrin, the central Reykjavik bar which just happens to be owned by writer/director Baltasar Kormakur and his soundtrack composer Damon Albarn, a long-standing Icelandophile.
		Reykjavik is of course one of the most scenic capital cities on Earth and as such provides wonderful backdrops for the story to be played out against.
		This is a film about a group of people rather than a city or a culture, however, so while the dramatic and often very stark landscape in and around the city feature greatly, they are less intrinsic to the plot than one might expect.
	www.musicomh.com /films/101.htm (349 words)

	CLIA - Cruise Line International Association
		Reykjavik is a close-knit, inspiring and beautiful city.
		Perlan is one of the architectural highlights of the city, and this ornate geyser cannot be missed.
		In the daytime, your surroundings in Reykjavik are so picturesque that at times you will think you are in the middle of a dream.
	www.cruising.org /planyourcruise/wwdest/overview.cfm?recordID=241 (289 words)

	REYKJAVIK ICELAND, REYKJAVIK CITY, REYKJAVIK TRAVEL GUIDE
		Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland with more than 113,000 inhabitants (2005), or nearly 40% of the country’s total population.
		The Parliament "Althing", which is considered to be the oldest in the world, assembles in Reykjavik.
		Numerous wells have been sunk and the hot water is pumped directly from the ground into all houses in the greater capital area providing inexpensive central heating resulting in a smoke-free city.
	www.nat.is /travelguideeng/reykjavik.htm (192 words)

	ICELAND REYKJAVIK
		The story of Reykjavik goes as far back as to the first settler Ingólfur Arnarson who came to Iceland in 874 and build himself a farm in Reykjavik.
		Nothing much is going on in Reykjavik until the 16th century when Reykjavik had become a trading place and by the time it was established as an independent town in 1876 it had some 170 inhabitants.
		Reykjavik will be one of Europe's culture cities in the year 2000.
	www.iww.is /pages/quicktours/reyktour/reyktour1.html (233 words)

	Hotels Reykjavik Iceland from Cheap Hotel Bookings.com
		Reykjavik, the world's northernmost capital, lies on a small peninsula on the southwest coast of Iceland, off a sizeable bay called Faxaflói.
		Reykjavik's old town is situated between its harbour and a large lake called Tjörn to the southwest, with the encircling newer bits of the city lumped together under the title New Reykjavik.
		Reykjavik's average daily midsummer temperature is 10C; midwinter sees a daily average of around -1C.
	www.cheaphotelbookings.com /iceland-hotels/reykjavik-hotels-3.htm (276 words)

	Reykjavik (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		By now it was 2 pm and on arrival in Reykjavik, I made it my priority to find a public convenience.
		Rather than actually meeting in person to discuss current events, people go to cafés so that they can make phone calls on their mobiles, hence doing away with the disappointment of being stood up or waiting for a late friend.
		I was to return to this café several times during my time in Reykjavik, each time sampling some new delicacy from their menu.
	www.oxbowschool.org /ICELAND-MEXICO/page-3.html (279 words)

	Hotels in Reykjavik Iceland from Cheap Hotel Bookings.com
		Reykjavik City Airport is on the southern edge of the old town and welcomes domestic flights from northern towns like Siglufjörður and eastern destinations like Egilsstaðir, as well as the odd arrival from the other nations of the sea-scattered West Nordens (Greenland and the Faroe Islands).
		Keflavík International Airport is 48kms to the west of Reykjavik, where its traffic controllers juggle incoming flights from European centres like London, Paris, Barcelona, Frankfurt and Stockholm.
		Direct sea journeys to Reykjavik can be made with the cargo shipping company Eimskip, on its vessels Dettifoss and Gudafoss.
	www.cheaphotelbookings.com /iceland-hotels/reykjavik-hotels-2.htm (265 words)

	Reykjavik - HIGH-IMPACT Business English Training - Reykjavik - Iceland
		It's safe to say that there aren't too many cities in the world quite like Reykjavik, not only is it set in the most spectacular and unique surroundings, but it also qualifies as being the globe's most northerly capital city.
		Snugly surrounded by spectacular mountains on the broad and beautiful Faxa Bay, Reykjavik also boasts to being the "cleanest city on earth", with an area of geothermal hot springs providing natural central heating and a pollution-free environment.
		International influences flourish alongside old Icelandic cultural traditions and all visitors should be able to find something to engage their interest, be it in visits to museums or galleries, sporting events, concerts, exhibitions, or dining in one of the city’s many fine restaurants.
	www.business-english-training.com /iceland.html (297 words)

	Reykjavik Hotels, Discount Hotels in Reykjavik (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		If your type of sport is more of an active one, Reykjavik offers a number of great hiking, biking and golf courses to please almost any sports enthusiast.
		When looking for a place to stay in Reykjavik, why not give one of the many hotels in the area a try.
		Reykjavik, Iceland is a wonderful getaway for those looking for a variety of outdoor activities, a relaxing getaway or even a mixture of the two.
	www.hotelalliances.com /reykjavik (210 words)

	Reykjavik Travel Information \| Lonely Planet Destination Guide
		The barren lava fields that surround Iceland's international airport are an eye-grabbing introduction to this near-Arctic island, belched out of the mouths of volcanoes (some still active), awash in midnight sun from May to August, glistening with glaciers, geysers, hot springs and waterfalls.
		In 1806, Reykjavik's population numbered only 300; 27 of that number were in prison for public inebriation.
		Disclaimer: We've tried to make the information on this web site as accurate as possible, but it is provided 'as is' and we accept no responsibility for any loss, injury or inconvenience sustained by anyone resulting from this information.
	www.lonelyplanet.com /worldguide/destinations/europe/iceland/reykjavik (185 words)

	101 Reykjavík (2000) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Trivia: 101 is the zip code for Reykjavik's town center, the oldest part of town, this part of town is home to Iceland's cultural elite.
		'101 Reykjavik', named after a district of its capital city famed for its nightclubs, takes a wry and jaundiced look at that society, viewing it through the perspective of Hlynur, a depressed, childish and insular young man living at home with his mother.
		Hlynur seems a very Icelandic sort of anti-hero, and the link between the nature of the characters and their place of abode gives this quirky comedy a distinctive and authentic feel, although it seems slightly surprising how much female attention the socially defective Hylnur is able to attract.
	us.imdb.com /Title?0237993 (398 words)

	Reykjavik Travel
		Reykjavik, Iceland is a small city not far from the Arctic Circle, on an island of volcanoes and glaciers and fl sand beaches..with a population that lives at the highest standards of living.
		Reykjavik is a city known for its weekend partying and the wilderness just a few minutes away.
		Reykjavik is a small city encased in nature.
	www.reykjavikadventure.com (515 words)

	Reykjavik City Break - Iceland Holiday Breaks Online
		Reykjavik is small by European standards and most places of interest can easily be reached on foot.
		However, the best way to really get under Reykjavik’s skin is simply to wander through the streets of the old town, stopping for coffee and chatting to the locals.
		Reykjavik’s club scene is the envy of Europe and visitors won’t have any difficulty finding ways of staying awake until dawn.
	www.iceland-holidays.gbr.ru.com (441 words)

	Reykjavik Info
		Reykjavik is an artistic young city with old traditions.
		Reykjavik has become the place to be for nightlife, especially in the winter months.
		Reykjavik is a spa destination with a difference.
	www.icelandair.com /main/view.jsp?branch=4995246 (348 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Iceland
		The seat of government and meeting-place of the legislative body (the Althing) with its two chambers, is Reykjavik, which is at the same time the capital of the country and the see of the Lutheran bishop; its population approximates 10,000.
		The churches were adorned with mural decorations, sculptures, and metal-work, and were provided with priestly vestments, relics of which have been preserved to this day at Bessastadr, Gardar, etc. In the museum of Reykjavik are to be found handsome crucifixes, statues, antependia, etc., which recall the Catholic past.
		Iceland was most disastrously affected in the beginning of the fifteenth century by internal unrest, factional conflicts, earthquakes, and epidemics which struck men and beasts alike.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/07615b.htm (4915 words)

	Visit Reykjavík - The official tourist website of Reykjavik Capital of Iceland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The 10.000 year-old lava field where Hafnarfjördur nestles, is a lovely place to make your home and the story goes that it has been inhabited...
		Literary walks will be held in the downtown area of Reykjavik every Friday morning at 11:00 in July and...
		Reykjavik Complete - Adalstraeti 2 - 101 Reykjavik - Tel.
	tourist.reykjavik.is (163 words)

	Digital Reykjavik - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Digital Reykjavik 2004 Conference and Expo will take place from September 29th to October 1st 2004 at the Convention Centre in the Nordica Hotel, Reykjavik.
		Digital Reykjavik 2004 explores the potential of a society in which every home is connected to a broadband network.
		At Digital Reykjavik 2004 the business behind broadband will be put into perspective, and the latest technology in broadband services demonstrated.
	www.digitalreykjavik.com (202 words)

	Florida Holidays 4 Less - Specials - Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Reykjavik's trendy nightlife is a must, but you may want to leave an evening free to jump in a jeep and hunt for the spectacular northern light (October-March)Or come mid summer enjoy the long relaxing evenings, thanks to the help of the midnight sun.
		Near to the hotel there is a bus terminal called Hlemmur, where a large majority of Reykjavik's buses terminate.
		Within walking distance from the hotel there are various art galleries and museums as well as Reykjavik's recreational park/botanical garden, swiming pool tennis courts and an ice skating rink.
	www.the-dgl.co.uk /specials/travel4less/tdetails.asp?OfferID=487 (458 words)

	Reykjavik
		As Audi reports in her blog it's Reykjavik Cultural Night.
		August is the busiest tourist month in Reykjavik and usually it is hard to find a hotel room in the city weeks before the Pride.
		It's time for the Reykjavik Arts Festival (May 14 through June 5).
	thisisreallyhappening.typepad.com (1377 words)

	CNN Cold War - Historical Documents: Reagan-Gorbachev transcripts
		After months of postponement a mini-summit was organized in Reykjavik, Iceland, to open communications further.
		Here, the two leaders again discussed SDI at length but also made progress toward agreements to reduce ballistic missiles by 50 percent and a "zero option" agreement in Europe -- meaning there would be no more intermediate-range missiles in Europe.
		While no agreement was signed in Reykjavik, both leaders felt that the meeting was a success and opened the way for further progress.
	www.cnn.com /SPECIALS/cold.war/episodes/22/documents/reykjavik (2936 words)

	Listahátið í Reykjavík - English (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Reykjavik Arts Festival is a member of the EFA and had its representatives in the assembly.
		The exhibitions have been quite successful; both in attracting visitors from Iceland and elsewhere as well as for the discussion it has received in the media.
		Reykjavik Arts Festival Lækjargata 3b P.O. Box 88 121 Reykjavík Tel: (+354) 561 2444 Fax: (+354) 562 2350 Tickets: (+354) 552 8588 e-mail
	www.artfest.is /default.asp?lang_id=en (278 words)

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