Steaming food from a new roundhouse in this year's Christmas Village.
A circular building graces the centre of Thor's Plan for the first time. There you will be able to enjoy cocoa, have a hot cup of coffee and eat pastries from Deig.
Catering in a brand-new building in the middle of Thor's Square
A roundhouse will adorn the centre of Thor's Plan for the first time. The Cuxhaven Christmas tree, from Hafnarfjörður's twin town, will therefore have a new location in the Christmas Village this year. There, you will be able to enjoy mulled wine, have a hot cup of coffee and eat pastries from Deig.
Look no further for the scent of Christmas and a bite to eat than the Christmas Village in Hafnarfjörður. There you will be able to get the ever-popular reindeer sausage, smoked lamb on the bone and deboned. Also available will be double-smoked ham hocks and cured mutton. There will be a place for artisan bakeries, Icelandic design and production, handmade high-quality scented candles, top-quality artisan confectionery, and roasted Christmas almonds to set the right mood. A variety of health-boosting products from organic ingredients, Icelandic jewellery, candles and cards can also be found there.
Hand-carved birds from Icelandic birch and Icelandic high-quality toffee. Crochet and high-quality handmade soft toys. Yes, there will be all sorts for foodies and art lovers in the Christmas Village in Hafnarfjörður.
Christmas decorations and wreaths, as well as eco-friendly Christmas decorations, baby products and a selection of quality brands. Developmental toys and clothing. Wild salmon, fresh, smoked and cured. You will also find baked goods, hellish jams and genuine gifts.
There is so much for the eyes, taste buds and nose in the Christmas Village in Hafnarfjörður.
Hafnarfjörður Christmas Magazine 2024 – online edition:
The Christmas magazine is available at all our museums and swimming pools. Also at the customer service desk.
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