Brú Milli Heimsálfa - Hafnir

Kristinn B.

Stóð undir væntingum.

Fanney H.

Æði að koma á þetta svæði

Andrea C.

Si tratta di un ponte pedonale sospeso che attraversa una fessura nella terra, simbolo della divisione tra la placca tettonica nordamericana e quella euroasiatica. Può essere aggiunta come tappa da/per l’aeroporto. Nella zona soffia spesso un vento molto forte.

D N.

The Bridge Between Continents is a simple structure but represents something truly special especially for me personally. It’s fascinating to know that the Eurasian and North American plates were once connected here before slowly drifting apart. The bridge itself isn’t remarkable, but I had my own personal unforgettable experience of standing on this bridge between two continents. A great stop for anyone interested in geology or looking for a unique experience!

will M.

Quite interesting to stop and read the info and appreciate the geology of the land masses and how the plates moved to create the modern day continents. Good views as it is slightly elevated above surrounding area. Free car park which is quite small and was busy even on the wet Sunday afternoon we visited!

Tristan G.

A lovely little stop over on our way back to the airport. Free parking and a short walk to the bridge, but you can also go into the gap between the continents too. Quite awe inspiring seeing the gap and the rock face of each continent!

hans H.

Diese Metallbrücke verbindet die eurasische und die amerikanische Kontinentalplatte.
Diese Platten driften immer weiter auseinander, allerdings seeehr langsam....Gott sei Dank.

Es ist dennoch sehr sehenswert.

Gitanshu B.

A quick but worthwhile stopover on the Reykjanes Peninsula! You can easily spend around 15-30 minutes here ⏳. The place looks surreal, especially with clouds above ☁️, creating a dramatic atmosphere with the dark backdrop and black sand – wow! It’s amazing to stand right between two continents 🌍, though you can also experience this at Thingvellir National Park. Still, this spot has a special charm and is a fun, quick visit for anyone interested in geology or just stunning landscapes 🏞️. A must-see if you’re exploring the peninsula!