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Take a tour to Thrihnukagigur Volcano , the only place in the world where you can descend into a dormant volcano and explore its colorful interior. Afterward, visit the National Museum of Iceland , which houses a vast collection of artifacts and exhibits related to Icelandic history and culture.

Visit Sun Voyager (Solfar) , a sculpture inspired by Viking ships that sits on the waterfront of Reykjavik. Afterward, take a guided tour of Hofdi House , a historic building that has hosted major diplomatic events and meetings.

Have dinner at one of the many seafood restaurants in Reykjavik, like S greifinn (The Sea Baron) or Fiskmarka urinn (The Fish Market), which offer fresh and delicious seafood dishes.

Take a whale watching tour from the Old Harbor in Reykjavik and see the majestic creatures up close with Whales of Iceland . Afterward, visit Laugardalur , a recreational area in Reykjavik that features a botanical garden, hot springs, and a thermal pool.

Visit the National Gallery of Iceland , which features a collection of Icelandic and international art from the 19th century to the present day. Afterward, explore the Reykjav k Art Museum Hafnarh s , a contemporary art museum housed in a former fishery.

Take a guided tour of rbaer Open Air Museum ( rbaejarsafn) , a collection of historic buildings that offer a glimpse into life in Reykjavik in the past. End your night with a visit to Imagine Peace Tower , a memorial to John Lennon created by his widow, Yoko Ono, that features a beam of light that shines into the sky.

Take a day trip to Faxafl i Bay , where you can go whale watching, puffin watching, or take a sea angling tour. Afterward, visit Volcano House , a museum and cinema that showcases the geology and history of Iceland's volcanic activity.

Visit the Saga Museum , which offers a unique and interactive experience that brings Iceland's history to life. Afterward, explore the Skarfabakki Cruise Terminal , where you can see some of the largest cruise ships in the world up close.

Have dinner at one of Reykjavik's many fine dining restaurants, like Dill or Matur og Drykkur, which offer innovative and delicious Icelandic cuisine.

Take a day trip to Akurey Island (Puffin Island) , a small island off the coast of Reykjavik that is home to thousands of puffins and other seabirds. Afterward, visit Landmannalaugar , a geothermal area in the highlands of Iceland that offers stunning landscapes and hiking trails.

Visit the Reykjavik City Museum, which has several locations throughout the city and offers a variety of exhibits and programs related to Reykjavik's history and culture. Afterward, take a relaxing dip in one of Reykjavik's many thermal pools, like the Blue Lagoon or the Secret Lagoon.

End your trip with a visit to one of Reykjavik's many bars or clubs, like Kaffibarinn or H rra, which offer live music, DJs, and a lively atmosphere.