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Lake Tjornin, Reykjavik

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Lake Tjornin reviews

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  • Google maps allowed me to self tour Reykjavik. I entered the park to continue my daily walk, seeing geese and ducks, I shared rye bread with them. 
    Google maps allowed me to self tour Reykjavik. I entered the park to continue my daily walk, seeing geese and ducks, I shared rye bread with them.  more »
  • Tjörnin is a prominent lake close to Reykjavik City Centre. The lake is quite scenic and is a nice area to walk to from the city. There are some notable landmarks dotted around the lake including... 
    Tjörnin is a prominent lake close to Reykjavik City Centre. The lake is quite scenic and is a nice area to walk to from the city. There are some notable landmarks dotted around the lake including...  more »
  • Beautiful large lake at one end of town teeming with many,many different varieties of seabirds ,swans and ducks,information boards dotted around one end of the lake tell you the different species... 
    Beautiful large lake at one end of town teeming with many,many different varieties of seabirds ,swans and ducks,information boards dotted around one end of the lake tell you the different species...  more »
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  • A beautiful lake ideal for taking a break in Reykjavík. This is restful and pretty and does not get too busy. It is surrounded by interesting buildings and frequented by diverse waterfowl. A pleasant stroll if you catch Reykjavík on it's rare pleasant weather moments.
  • Tjörnin in Reykjavík is a small lake in the heart of the city, which looked particularly gorgeous during winter time. At the time of our visit, which was during a colder and icier-than-average December in Iceland, the lake was frozen with the snow reaching our knees. There are a lot of swans and ducks there too. It’s a great place for a quick break and worth a visit whilst in the area.
  • Visited in March when the water was frozen apart from a section at the City Hall end where swans and geese paddled around on the lookout for treats from tourists. People were skating on the ice, and even taking children in buggies out for a stroll to the little island in the middle. Magical.
  • Beautiful place. Fortunately visited at a time when the pond was frozen.. could walk on it :-) there is paid parking available along the side roads of the pond. However, you can go a little away from the main road and park into the streets for free if there is place available.
  • A beautiful lake which is ideal for relaxation and walking, it is really fantastic!

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