Hallgrímskirkja Church, with a 360-degree view of Iceland's city and sea from its observation deck

Anyone who visits Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, will definitely not miss Hallgrímskirkja, the largest church in Iceland. Although it looks tall compared to the small house next to it, it is not the tallest building in Iceland. Do you think the appearance of the church is very similar to a famous tourist attraction in Taiwan? It is the basalt of Penghu~~ The designer also deliberately designed the building to resemble the basalt in the Icelandic landscape. I wonder if the inspiration came from Svartifoss. The exterior looks like a giant organ in addition to basalt. PS: Basalt is a volcanic lava flow where magma erupts from below the surface or overflows from cracks on the surface. Address:Hallgrímstorg 1, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland Business hours: 10:00~17:00 (top floor hours 10:00~16:45) Tel: +354 510 1000 There is no charge for visiting the first floor, but if you want to go to the top floor of the church, you have to pay. Hallgrímskirkja Church Ticket (Observation Deck): 1300 ISK (nearly 300 Taiwan dollars) There is free parking next to the church, but there are not many spaces. #Good Places for Families#Global Travel