A trip to Reykjavik, Iceland's capital and the home of museums, Viking sagas, and the Northern Lights - Lost and Found
As we bask in our long summer days filled with sunshine and light, spare a thought for the residents of Reykjavik, who currently get less than five hours of daylight each day. Despite the darkness, winter is a tempting time to visit the Earths northernmost capital city. With the colourful buildings of the city blanketed in snow, its the best time of the year to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights. And while this city — basically on the other side of the planet — is out of reach while tra...
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