Good times
concerts, exhibitions, children's events, conferences, markets and more.
What´s on
Harpa Highlights
Meetings in Harpa
Bókaðu fundarherbergi og veitingar
Í Hörpu er fjölbreytt aðstaða fyrir fundi og hvert rými er búið fyrsta flokks tækjabúnaði.
Nú er hægt að bóka fundarherbergi og veitingar á netinu á einfaldan og öruggan máta.
Láttu góðar hugmyndir verða að veruleika í fallegu umhverfi Hörpu.
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Harpa´s Family Programme
Harpa's family programme should be accessible to all children and families; regardless of their finances, origin, language or home. Emphasis is placed on participation, experience, education, diversity and multiculturalism when creating the programme. Free admission.
About Harpa
Shop and Restaurants in Harpa
Harpa is a cultural and social centre in the very heart of the city where guests can enjoy a variety of events, restaurants, and more. Please give yourself plenty of time, enjoy a meal or a drink before an event.
Host your event at Harpa
Harpa has received numerous awards, both for its architecture and as a concert and conference centre. The venue offers one of the best facilities in Northern Europe, situated by the picturesque Reykjavík harbour in the city centre everything you need is within reach.
Harpa Residents
Harpa´s residents, Iceland Symphony Orchestra, The Icelandic Opera and Reykjavik Big Band nourish the halls with endless music. The smallest resident, Maximus Musikus who also has a permanent residence in Harpa is involved in organizing various events for children all year round.
News /
All the latest
9th September 2024
Road closures by Harpa today
Please note that the main entrance to Harpa's parking garage is closed today, but there are other ways to get there and those remain open.
27th August 2024
Thanks for making Culture Night so memorable!
Harpa would like to thank everyone who came to enjoy our Culture Night programme as well as all the wonderful artists who performed, together you made the day unforgettable.
21st August 2024
Upprásin concert series starts again
Grassroots music is blooming in Harpa