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The City signed two letters of intent today for residential development over the coming years—one with Bjarg Housing Association and another with the Association of Icelandic Natural Scientists (FÍN) and Viska, the union of university-educated professionals.

The Reykjavík City Library has launched a new website. The site continues to help service users access library services effortlessly, featuring a modern, clean design and shorter navigation paths.

Children from preschools, primary schools, and after-school programs across Reykjavík celebrated diversity on Wednesday in honor of the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia, observed annually on May 17th The pride walk and rainbow run were filled with energy and joy, serving as a reminder that everyone has the right to be themselves — and that diversity is a source of

Reykjavík City is providing a free two-month Strætó Public Transport subscription to children born between 2010 and 2014 with legal residence in Reykjavík. Applications open May 18th