Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre

Beautiful glass building with an outstanding view of Reykjavík harbour. Must visit for the beautiful architecture and the views.The building is free to visit for public but you need advance tickets to catch a show.l Was there for an Indy music evening and it was an amazing experience

This is definitely worth a visit .

One amazing place so beautifully designed.
Shops. Things for kids Bar, Restaurant.

It has amazing views from the top and just outside fantastic views of the mountains

Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre is a stunning green glass building, which is open to the public to walk in. Bathrooms on the 2nd floor and gift shop and restaurant on the main level. It is a gorgeous building inside and out. Looking out through the glass through the honeycomb, it reminded me of being in an Escher painting.

Check the calendar to see if you can attend a concert or performance here. There are also guided tours available.

Amazing structure. Didn’t had the chance to attend a concert but had a walk around inside and outside exploring most of it . The bar has nice starters and great selection of drinks and the view from upstairs windows is amazing.

Beautiful building with an outstanding view of Reykjavík harbour. Was there for an Indy music evening at the small Kaldalón concert space. Had a wonderful evening.

Visited this futuristic looking building with my family after first coming across it in the Netflix movie "Heart of Stone". Entry is free and once inside the materials used for construction and the unique glazing design which surrounds the exterior of the building really make this place feel so special. Although we couldn't get to every section due to events, etc, what we did get to see was hugely impressive. Highly recommend visiting if you are going to Reykjavik and you are also a big fan of modern architecture.

Great spot easy walk from the town . Amazing art . Great spot for sunset from inside or from the back.

We came here for a Christmas concert and LOVED it. The architecture is awesome with tons of hexagonal windows that symbolize volcanic dykes. Glittering in a winter evening, speechless. About the concert by The Kings Singers and Iceland orchestra...truly enjoyable. Mixed with locals added lots of fun. Great memories!

Super modern and beautiful concert hall, love the architecture. The glass panes on the outside are colored different colors in order to shine more light in to the building. Don’t let it fool you, it is not just an opera house! You should definitely check out the restaurant and small shops inside. If you walk all the way inside you will find a large window looking at the harbour!

We visited as tourists and we're blown away by the archetecture of Harpa. We stopped by the bar for a light brunch and found the smoked salmon bagel hit all the right taste notes. My Bloody Mary was outstanding.

I was here in March to watch the Reykjavik Open chess tournament. The conference hall housed it and the building itself was an architectural marvel right by the harbour front.

The bar/restaurant in the front lobby was pretty awesome too.

On the cloud free days you can even see the northern lights.

We felt lucky to visit this stunning hall on a sunny day in October. This warm, welcoming space offers gorgeous views in every direction, inside as well as outside. The museum store is elegant with unique local products and the restaurant Hnoss was an unexpected highlight of our visit. This is a must see on a visit to Reykjavik, whether you spend 10 minutes or a few hours taking it all in.

Opened in 2011, the Harpa Opera and Concert Hall is a new landmark in the Icelandic capital Reykjavik. The facade, designed by artist Ólafur Elíasson, is considered an architectural attraction, while the Harpa houses both the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra and the Icelandic Opera. The facade is inspired by the different lighting moods in Iceland and consists of a honeycomb structure made of dichroic glass that reacts to the changing colors of daylight depending on the weather. There are also daily concerts at noon and architectural tours in several languages. It's worth a visit just because of the special architecture. Note that the restrooms within the Harpa are chargeable (as of summer 2023: 200 ISK per person).

Harpa Concert Hall is a world-class venue. This is a beautiful and highly functional space.
Outside, there is modern, eye-catching sculpture. I was fascinated by the excellent DNA sculpture, in stainless steel. ... never seen one of those before... And that reflects what you will find inside as well. Both outside, and inside; Harpa is a huge example of 'art for art's sake'.
I say 'Hats off' to the city planners, the architects and the thousands of people who have made - and are still making, the Harpa project work. Harpa is a credit to you all.

Beautiful building. The interior is just as architecturally stunning as the outside. The bottom floor has a fantastic interactive visual art space which is very much worth seeing.

Stunning architecture, that’s all I have to say! Loved looking at this place!

Striking, modern glass-facade building on the waterfront that is designed to resemble the basalt columns you find around Iceland. We weren't there for a concert or anything, so we did not get the full experience. But you can walk inside and explore a bit. There is a store and a restaurant in there, plus they appear to do tours. Really cool sight to soak in.

I walked to the Harpa Concert Hall to meet my group for my food tour that day. I was so impressed with the beauty of the concert hall and how beautiful it is.

I was able to walk in and tour the hall. There was a very cute cafe inside if you are looking to have some food and a gift shop. The gift shop offers many items that are good to purchase for gifts or for souvenirs of your trip.

I would love to see a concert there but when I was visiting Reykjavik there weren’t any available that day.

Even if you don’t go to Harpa for a music show check it out for the architecture and the amazing photos you can take inside.

We were waiting for our cruise ship in this Harpa Concert Hall. The kids watched there video with VR effects about some Iceland places. Cost for kids 14€. For adults 21€. The bathroom is one floor down where the parking is. Entrance 1,30€. The building is very beautiful and unique.

If there’s a play, concert or an event to your liking that’s going here during your visit definitely get tickets and go. The building itself is an architectural masterpiece. There are several restaurants & bars located on the 4 levels of the venue. There some cool shops on the ground floor and an interactive art exhibit on the sub level near the parking garage.