The Tin Can Factory
Borgartún 1, 105Capital Area
Our work at The Tin Can Factory is above all related to culture. We have our Language School (skoli.eu) where you learn languages, but our activities are also about history, culture and food culture. In a way, we are making "virtual" tin cans of entertainment, language, history and culture, things to learn and enjoy. Please contact for tours and booking information.
Listed under
Similar places
TheIcelandicTurtle
Capital Area · Under 1 km away
Þór Sigurðsson is an Icelandic tourguide and tour-operater with a profound knowledge of the island. After decades of experience in the field he finally decided to create his own tour company. In order to deliver something different than the
Day ToursDay Tour Provider
Citywalk Reykjavík
Capital Area · 1 km away
Operating the “Free” walking tour, a unique walking tour in Reykjavík. Rated as the best tour in Iceland in terms of quality and price on TripAdvisor. Additionally we also run a pubcrawl, a tour on finance and receive various private inquir
City walkDay Tours+2
Prime Tours
Capital Area · 5 km away
The Team The Prime Tours team strives for customer satisfaction. We take great pride in introducing Iceland to visitors and our main goal is to make the experience enjoyable and memorable for all participants. Our objectives in our operatio
Day ToursVolcano experiences+6
Also nearby
Pearls of Icelandic Song
Capital Area · 1 km away
Icelandic art songs are dramatic and dreamy, melancholy and consoling. They give us insight into the history and psyche of a nation that lives on a barren island just south of the Artic, and believes in elves and faries. We sing Icelandic a
Exhibitions & Gallery
101 Reykjavik Apartments
Capital Area · 1 km away
A beautiful and luxurious 72m2 apartment at Laufasvegur 58(we have 2 identical apartments 72fm) with over 70 reviews, 99% 5 star. The apartment comprises of 2 bedrooms,a large bedroom with a french-balcony into the quiet garden and another
Apartments
The Icelandic Bar
Capital Area · 1 km away
On January 22nd 2009, The Icelandic Bar was conceived, more precisely the idea of it, and only a few days later the bar had taken form. That day was special for the fact that it was when tear gas was used to control the crowd protesting in
Pubs & ClubsRestaurants