Ultimate 13 hidden secrets, things to do and best places to visit in Reykjavik. My travel guide is loaded with tips for Iceland which I carefully selected. You won't believe number #7 -- Can we make it to 1,000 LIKES? ---
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Trust me, Iceland has a lot more to offer besides natural beauty and breathtaking scenery.

The best time to visit Iceland is either in early February to see the Northern Lights or mid-summer for the Icelandic music festivals.

1. Start off at Cafe Loki and try their incredible Icelandic lamp soup, herring sandwich and rye bread ice cream.

2. Hallgrimskirkja, the famous church in Reykjavik, known for its unique architecture and mesmerizing view of the city.

3. Harpa, the unique concert and event venue, known for its futuristic design and enjoys the best acoustics in the world.

4. Kolaportid Flea Market, get yourself a warm Icelandic sweater or other odd Icelandic products.

5. Hakarl, rotten shark which you can purchase at the Flea Market. The most horrid food in the world, the shark is buried in the soil for months and rot in its own juices in order to acquire this strange local delicacy.

6. Seabaron, hidden secret in the Reykjavik harbor where you can try the controversial Whale Steak and world's best lobster soup.

7. Svio, aka Icelandic Sheep's Head. An odd dish that can be ordered at certain local restaurants or at the BSI drive-thru. Creep out your friends by going all out by trying the tongue, nose and eye.

8. Northern Lights, its hit or miss with this event, best time to go is early February.

9. Blue Lagoon, nowadays not a hidden secret anymore, but a spot that cannot be missed. This incredible place is one of the wonders of the world and is world's biggest geothermal spa.

10. Pylsur Hot Dog at Baejarins Beztu Pylsur, the most famous in Reykjavik, you can expect long lines.

BONUS: Vegamot Restaurant, one of the better restaurants in Reykjavik.

11. Reykjavik Nightlife, visit Austur, the best nightclub in town. Make sure to contact my friends at www.rvkbynight.is and they may be able to hook you up with an exclusive party or message them directly @reykjavikbynight

12. Herring Era Museum, a 4 hour drive north of Reykjavik where you can try the true authentic Icelandic herring.

13. Icelandic Phallological Museum, perhaps the most bizarre museum in Iceland.

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