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A hidden gem in the city, sit out side in the geothermal hot tub late night and watch the Aurora is like magic.
Sundhöllin (Translation: The Swimming palace) is a thermal pool a short walk from the bus station at Hlemmur. Sundhöllinn is an indoor pool with an outdoor Jacuzzi and hot pots. Just a short distance from the center of town, it is the oldest pool in Reykjavík. The pool is always popular with locals who feel it has a certain level of authenticity to it.
Laugavegur shopping street is just a stone's throw away, so for those shopping or walking in the vicinity, dropping in at Sundhöllinn is a wonderful way to relax and recharge. If it's cold outside or perhaps even snowing and you're not inclined to swim outdoors, then this is the pool to visit.
Opening hours:
Weekdays: 6.30am-9.30pm.
Weekends: 8am-7pm.
If you want to make the most of your Reykjavík Experience, you may want to pick up a Reykjavík City Card, which grants you access to all the public museums, pools and city buses, in addition to discounts on many other things!
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