Reykjavik City Hall

Reykjavik City Hall is a building that serves as a Mayor’s office and exhibition location. It is located in Tjarnargata. It is most well-known among tourists for its use as an exhibition and festival location. Another significant point of attraction in the hall is a 3D map of the country.

The gallery has many exhibition spaces and conference rooms to host meetings, events, etc. One popular room is known as Tjarnarsalur, Icelandic for The Lake Room. The same room is also where visitors can admire the map of Iceland.The carpenters made the map of aluminium, wood, and cardboard. It takes up a combined space of 76.4 square meters. The massive structure is available for tourists to view but may be closed off when an event is scheduled in The Lake Room. The City Hall first started in 1992 and has since served an essential purpose. The building itself is an architectural wonder and is by the bank of Lake Tjörnin. It serves as a historical, administrative, and cultural space for the people.