A Cosmo editor took a trip to Reykjavík, Iceland, for a wellness retreat and has never felt more alive. Here, she shares where to go to get the good vibes.

I've been to both the Blue Lagoon and the Sky Lagoon in Iceland, but there's only one I'd go back to again and again.

Although Reykjavik only hosts a population of roughly 100,000 people, the food scene is incredibly impressive . Not surprisingly, fresh fish and seafood are abundant.

Reykjavik’s first Michelin star entrant is Dill, from chef Gunnar Karl Gíslason. The restaurant is noted for its new Nordic tasting menu, and for stamping Iceland’s place on the culinary map.

Friendly people, photogenic landscapes and famous hot dogs make direct flights to the Nordic island an excellent idea for ...

And given that any trip to Iceland is going to be based out of Reykjavik, we thought it’d be a good idea to get to know that city a little better and dig deeper with this Insider Travel Guide ...

Glide over Iceland's capital, Reykjavik, with this breathtaking drone footage. Marvel at the colorful rooftops, the striking architecture of Hallgrímskirkja, and the serene waters of Faxaflói Bay, set ...

It was beautiful there and I slowly soaked in the grandiose Icelandic landscape. There was a lodge with a bar, and a church. Other than that, natural wonders were everywhere I looked.

Iceland is filled with unforgettable experiences. This beautiful country is packed with tourist-attracting natural wonders: waterfalls, glaciers, rivers, fjords, cliffs, thermal springs and geysers.