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Smáralind

The guide was updated: 2024-10-24

The Smaralind shopping centre is located in the geographical centre of the Reykjavík Capital Area. It has around 70 shops and other service outlets, including multi-national shopping chains, a variety of fashion stores, supermarkets, gift shops, a multi-screen cinema, and several cafes and restaurants.

Useful Information

Address: Hagasmári 1, Kópavogur
Opening hours: Mon–Wed 11am–7pm, Thu–Fri 11am–9pm, Sat 11am–6pm, Sun 1pm–6pm
Website: www.smaralind.is/english
Phone: +354 528 8000
Email: smaralind@smaralind.is

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Downtown Shopping

Downtown Shopping

Reykjavík’s main shopping street, Laugavegur, runs through the city centre. On Laugavegur, its side streets and on the neighbouring street Skólavörðustígur, you will find everything from designer labels to streetwear, plus jewellery, arts and crafts, quirky souvenirs and unique Icelandic design products.

Kolaportið — The Coal Port Flea Market

Kolaportið — The Coal Port Flea Market

On weekends Kolaportið, Iceland's only flea market, overflows with bric-a-brac and Icelandic delicacies, such as fermented shark, dried fish, tons of liquorice and much more! Find unique souvenirs, nice Icelandic knits, antiques, or just wander around.

Kirsuberjatréð — The Cherry Tree

Kirsuberjatréð — The Cherry Tree

A top-notch gallery for unique Icelandic design artworks and giftware, including clothing, ceramics, jewellery and handbags made from fish skin, music boxes, digitally-printed textiles inspired by an artist's childhood dreams, and much, much more.

66° North

66° North

Originally a manufacturer of protective gear for Icelandic fishermen, 66° North offers high quality and versatile outdoor clothing. You'll likely need some good gear to explore the island's harsh environment in comfort, plus you'll have the best and most practical souvenir from your trip.

SPAKS — Spaksmannsspjarir

SPAKS — Spaksmannsspjarir

A true modern classic, Spaksmannsspjarir offers original Icelandic fashion design for women, inspired by Icelandic nature and made of natural materials.

12 Tónar

12 Tónar

This independent record shop stocks a wide selection of Icelandic music. The helpful staff can help you find the perfect audio souvenir of your visit. The venue also houses the Smekkleysa ('bad taste') indie music label. Plus, you can get coffee and beer, live gigs and specialist literature.

Kringlan

Kringlan

Located just outside the city centre, Kringlan — the second largest shopping mall in Iceland — boasts over 150 shops, restaurants and service outlets, including fashion wear, food stores and gifts. It also includes a multi-screen cinema and a food court. Reykjavík City Theatre is part of the same complex.

Smáralind

Smáralind

The Smaralind shopping centre is located in the geographical centre of the Reykjavík Capital Area. It has around 70 shops and other service outlets, including multi-national shopping chains, a variety of fashion stores, supermarkets, gift shops, a multi-screen cinema, and several cafes and restaurants.

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