EON Fanfest Guide Map

Reykjavik's main central shopping street and the location of a wide variety of bars. The side streets are also worth exploring and the streel leading off Laugavegur up to the cathedral on the hill is lined with galleries and boutiques where you can buy (expensive) locally designed and made art, design and fashion.

Stunning views from the silvery dome on the top of one of Reykjavik's highest hills. Location of an informative and educational Icelandic history exhibition. There's also a restaurant in the dome but it's quite pricey and requires booking.

A preserved archeological dig site hidden under a hotel in central Reykjavik featuring state of the art interactive exhibits of the earliest settlement in Iceland

One of the buildings which houses the national gallery of Iceland showcasing Icelandic art from the last century or so.

Bar and Restaurant

Nice little Irish themed bar

Lively bar with live music every night and a wheel of fortune where you can try you luck and win beer

Literally "The Icelandic Bar" Good food, and yes they sell beer too.

Centrally located Hotel

The best Subs and Burgers in Reykjavik

The best hot dogs in Reykjavik, famed for serving Bill Clinton

The best restaurant in Reykjavik (That I've been to at least) Try 'The Journey into the Unknown" for a mixed bag of wonderful dishes. Well worth the price, which is expensive.

Nice Bar which also serves food during the day. Good crowd at night if a touch on the fashionable side.

Bar/Club that plays mainly rock and alternative music. Dark and loud if you::text like that sort of thing.

Fashionable Bar/Restaurant, nice interior and atmosphere though

Restaurant which transforms into a bar/club at night. Nice atmosphere if a little crowded on the weekends

Generally known locally as just "The Celtic" this ostensibly Irish themed bar occupies what used to be a funeral parlour. Look for the little room at the back with a coffin for a table.

An affordable and reasonably central hotel.

Busses can be got from here to near enough anywhere in Reykjavik for a reasonable Fare. Worth buying a day or three day ticket if you plan to roam around Reykjavik a great deal.

Nice central restaurant which also doubles as a bar in the evenings.

Burgers and fries in a mock American Diner

Hopping bar with a youngish crowd

To be confirmed

You should all know what this is. Camping on their doorstep is not cool :P

Iceland's seafaring history. in a building

Unusual name for a bar that is plastered with adverts for Guinness but there you go. The student hangout of choice apparently.

The Hilton Hotel, one of the ones that they didn't name their kids after.

Its a hotel, apparently its grand.

Also known as the Hotel Shoebox for the size of the rooms. Cheap and cheerful and somewhere to sleep though. This is where I stayed for my first Fanfest.

One of the only chain restaurants I've seen in Iceland, The other s being Dominos and Subway.

There's usually a Waffle truck sitting on this square. Hard to walk past when you've got a munch on.

Making use of cooled and filtered, mineral rich water from the nearby geothermal powerstation The Blue Lagoon is an outdoor pool which is one of Iceland's trademark attractions. Definitely worth a visit for a soak in the bright blue warm water.

Set in the bleak but beautiful Icelandic landscape, be prepared for it to be windy when you get off the plane.

BSI is the hub terminal where coach tours and the flybus to Keflavik leaves from. The Flybus will often stop off at the major hotels but if your hotel isn't included on the route there are usually taxis available which will take you wherever you need to go.

Reykjavik's modernist concrete cathedral which dominates the skyline of the city as the tallest building around (helped by the fact that it sits atop a hill)

The place to get the breakfast of kings and banish any hangover you may be harbouring from the night before's revelry.