Children and young people

Since the Nordic House opened in 1968 children and their families have always been most welcome to enjoy the house. The Nordic House has a fantastic children’s library that is very popular amongst the younger guests. The surroundings of the house is adventurous with birds, fauna and nice walking paths. The Nordic House offers a […]

Nordic cooperation

The Nordic House offers consultative services in connection with the Nordic funds, and can advise you what suitable grants might be possible to seek for your project. The Nordic funds provide grants to projects where at least three Nordic countries participate, for instance Iceland, Denmark, and Greenland. It is also possible to seek grants for […]

Catering

In the Nordic House, we will from now on have the catering company Nomy to provide food and drinks for the various events in the house. The food can be ordered from their homepage Nomy.is.

Library

Image shows the Nordic House library. A staircase is in the middle, a child running down the stairs. All around are bookshelves filled with books. Big windows above the shelves and the daylight coming from them lights up the spaces.

The Nordic House Library is a public library where everybody is welcome. The library opened in 1969, one year after the official opening of the Nordic House. The library only contains books in the Nordic languages by Nordic authors, except there are no books by Icelandic authors in Icelandic, only translations of their works to […]

About the Nordic House

The Nordic House in Reykjavík is a cultural institution operated by the Nordic Council of Ministers. It is the Nordic House’s goal to foster and support cultural connections between Iceland and the other Nordic countries. To this end the Nordic House organizes a diverse program of cultural events and exhibitions as well as maintaining a […]