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Hafnarfjörður (Icelandic pronunciation: [ˈhapnarˌfjœrðʏr̥] ⓘ), officially Hafnarfjarðarkaupstaður ([ˈhapnarˌfjarðarˌkʰœypˌstaːðʏr̥]), is a port town and municipality in Iceland, located about 10 km (6 mi) south of Reykjavík.
Fréttir og tilkynningar. Nýr tækniskóli rís við Flensborgarhöfn í Hafnarfirði. Stjórnvöld, Hafnarfjarðarbær og Tækniskólinn undirrituðu skuldbindandi samkomulag þess efnis í dag. Næstu skref….
5 days ago · The heart of Hafnarfjörður attracts tens of thousands of visitors. Thirty thousand guests are expected at the town´s music festival, The Heart of Hafnarfjörður in Bæjarbíó. Björgvin Halldórsson opens the…. Read more. News.
Hafnarfjörður is Iceland’s third most populous city, and located in the Greater Reykjavík Area. Learn more about it here.
Hafnarfjörður is a Harbour Village that is perfect for exploring on foot, with free museums, curious little jewellers, cafés, boutiques and galleries. Enjoy the cosy hangouts and the family-run restaurants that serve various tasty dishes. Take a stroll along the beautiful harbour.
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Hafnarfjörður (literally, harbour fjord) is a town in Southwest Iceland with a population of 30,000. The town was built atop lava fields that erupted 12,000 years ago. Hafnarfjörður was first settled in the late 14th century, a long history as a town by Icelandic standards, although today it is considered a suburb of Reykjavík ...
Hafnarfjörður is in many ways unique, especially for the vibrant town centre, charming dock area and easy access to beautiful natural treasures. Some of them are within walking distance from the town centre: Hellisgerði, Víðistaðatún, Lækurinn and Hamarinn, to name a few.
How to spend a day in Hafnarfjörður · There is no better way to start your day than to soak in one of the three swimming pools situated in Hafnarfjörður. Swimming in naturally warm geothermal water is one of the “musts” of visiting Iceland!
Hafnarfjörður is a town in Southwest Iceland with a population of 25,000. It has a long history as a town (by Icelandic standards) but has today become a suburb of Reykjavík and the westernmost town in the contiguous urban area of the capital.
