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Explore an amazing 360°aerial view of downtown Reykjavík 5531

12. jan 2016 10:21

The view from the top of Hallgrímskirkja church, sitting atop the Skólavörðuholt hill, above downtown Reykjavík, draws hundreds of visitors every day. So, it stands to reason, that if you could ascend just that much higher the view would be even more spectacular. The tour company Extreme Iceland did just that with the help of an aerial drone, capturing this amazing 360°view of Reykjavík as seen several hundred feet from above the statue of Ingólfur Arnarson.

Read more: Seven interesting facts about one of Reykjavík’s best known landmarks, Hallgrímskirkja church 

The view to the north west, down Skólavörðustígur street, out towards the harbour and the sunset out on Faxaflói bay is particularly beautiful. This must have been a beautiful autumn day in Reykjavík.

The photo is great fun, in addition to panning 360° you can zoom in or out to search for your favourite spots in Reykjavík. For best results, hit full screen. Just click on the post to open it in a different window and waste a few minutes exploring Reykjavík!

The view from the top of Hallgrímskirkja church, sitting atop the Skólavörðuholt hill, above downtown Reykjavík, draws hundreds of visitors every day. So, it stands to reason, that if you could ascend just that much higher the view would be even more spectacular. The tour company Extreme Iceland did just that with the help of an aerial drone, capturing this amazing 360°view of Reykjavík as seen several hundred feet from above the statue of Ingólfur Arnarson.

Read more: Seven interesting facts about one of Reykjavík’s best known landmarks, Hallgrímskirkja church 

The view to the north west, down Skólavörðustígur street, out towards the harbour and the sunset out on Faxaflói bay is particularly beautiful. This must have been a beautiful autumn day in Reykjavík.

The photo is great fun, in addition to panning 360° you can zoom in or out to search for your favourite spots in Reykjavík. For best results, hit full screen. Just click on the post to open it in a different window and waste a few minutes exploring Reykjavík!