Fríkirkjan Reykjavík through time

Reykjavik 2010–2025 9 photos of this spot

9 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Reykjavik, spanning 2010–2025. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

Fríkirkjan í Reykjavík, a Lutheran free church built in 1903 beside the Tjörnin pond in central Reykjavik, is one of the Icelandic capital's most recognizable wooden buildings.

Fríkirkjan Reykjavík 2010 Fríkirkjan í Reykjavík, a Lutheran free church built in 1903 beside the Tjörnin pond in central Reykjavik, is one of the Icelandic capital's most recognizable wooden buildings.

Iceland 2015 A stairway descends into an underground passage beside Reykjavik City Hall's reflecting pool on Tjornin, flanked by metal handrails, 2015.

Iceland 2015 Handrails lead down a concrete stairway to an entrance beneath Reykjavik City Hall, built out over the water of Tjornin pond, 2015.

CityHall 2019 A second view of Reykjavik City Hall on the shore of Tjornin pond, the modern civic building completed in 1992, photographed during a 2019 visit to the Icelandic capital.

CityHall 2019 A further look at Reykjavik City Hall beside Tjornin pond, taken during a 2019 visit to the Icelandic capital, where the building has served as the seat of city government since 1992.

CityHall 2019 Reykjavik City Hall, completed in 1992 on the edge of Tjornin pond, appears again in this 2019 photograph of the Icelandic capital's downtown.

CityHall 2019 Yet another angle of Reykjavik City Hall on the shore of Tjornin pond, photographed in 2019 during a walk around the Icelandic capital's downtown.

CityHall 2019 Reykjavik City Hall beside Tjornin pond, completed in 1992, is captured in this 2019 photograph, one of several views of the Icelandic capital's civic center.

Tjarnarbíó 2025 Tjarnarbíó is a small theatre in Reykjavik overlooking the city pond, Tjörnin, long associated with independent and experimental Icelandic performing arts.