Harpa Hall, Reykjavic, Iceland

I have been using these periods of lockdown to review and sort travel pics. Inspired by Nina Ganci's and others 'tours', for the next few days I am going to post some of my 2017 pics of Iceland, 'a tour'.

I loved Iceland. Reykjavik was a place I could imagine living, especially given the number of bookshops the town boasted and Harpa Hall (opened 2011), home of the Iceland Symphony Orchestra, Icelandic Opera and the Reykjavik Big Band. Harpa's magnificent architecture makes it a joy to visit.

[bkb in the city]

Very nice looking building

[essiesue]

I'm looking forward to your pictures.

[Islandgirl]

It is a popular place to visit and I see why!
Great architecture!

[Cheery B]

Thats lovely. I am sure i will enjoy your journey as that is a place I would like to go to

[Suzanne]

It's a wonderful building. @bkbinthecity

[Suzanne]

Thankyou. I hope you find them as interesting as I found it to visit!
@essiesue

[Suzanne]

It's a great place to visit, so interesting! @cheeryb

[Suzanne]

It's a magical, mystical place. @radiogirl

[Yao RL]

One I heard from the Radio, more than 50% populations play music instrument.

[Nina Ganci]

Impressive building
Iceland is on my bucket list, Hopefully, one day soon
So looking forward to seeing it through your eyes
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[Korcsog Károly]

I like it!

[Suzanne]

Thankyou! I hope my photos will inspire you further. Especially coming from a country with the kinds of landscapes I live amongst, I found the contrasts amazing. @ninaganci

[Suzanne]

Yes and literacy rates amazingly high and have historically been so. @yaorenliu

[Suzanne]

Thankyou. @kork