In order to welcome you we have compiled information about your new hometown.
Get to know the town’s walking and cycling paths, activities and swimming pools but children under 18 get free access to pools.
Here you can find information about resources for children and families provided by the Municipality of Hafnarfjörður
Children and youth in Hafnarfjörður have access to good education, after-school activities and recreation activities.
Practical information about buses, waste collection, street cleaning, traffic, animal control and more.
Hafnarfjörður hopes to secure financial and social security for all residents. Find out what support is available.
Enjoy culture in Bæjarbíó cultural house, at various museums or attend exciting events.
You can stay at great hotels, hostels or at a family friendly campsite in town.
You can find a lot of outdoors activities and various recreations in Hafnarfjörður.
Check-out upcoming events, or register a new one.
Search for employees or available jobs in town.
Hafnarfjörður Town council consists of 11 municipal representatives. All town council meetings are broadcast live.
Here you can find the town's fees for children, sports and activities and support services.
Contact us with ideas, suggestions, problems or emergencies.
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“Hafnarfjarðarkortið is the key to Hafnarfjörður,” says Þóra Hrund Guðbrandsdóttir, managing director of the Hafnarfjörður Marketing Office, about this brand-new Hafnarfjörður gift and prepaid card. “This is the Christmas present of the year.”
“Hafnarfjarðarkortið is the key to Hafnarfjörður. You have the whole town in your pocket – or the palm of your hand – and you can shop at local Hafnarfjörður businesses with the card,” says Þóra Hrund Guðbrandsdóttir, managing director of the Hafnarfjörður Marketing Office, about this brand-new Hafnarfjörður gift and prepaid card in the town’s Christmas magazine. “It’s the Christmas present this year.”
It works like the Kringlukortið, but the playground is the shops, service providers, cafés, and restaurants of Hafnarfjörður. You can add Hafnarfjarðarkortið to your phone’s wallet or get it as a physical gift card. “The funds are simply waiting for you to use them wherever you prefer. This is a gift card that won’t go to waste.” Þóra says it is an ideal gift from companies to their employees and that Hafnfirðingar are, in a way, creating their own local economy through it.
“With the card we support local businesses and services in Hafnarfjörður. People can use it for groceries, buy something beautiful, or enjoy an experience or a meal,” says Þóra.
“With Hafnarfjarðarkortið, we build a community around the services here. It’s a circular system. The money stays within our own economy. It’s like having Hafnarfjörður-coins,” she says. “A perks card too, since shops and service providers often offer better deals to cardholders.”
Þóra has led the Hafnarfjörður Marketing Office for almost two years. “My Christmas is fairly traditional. I’m not big on traditions in general or doing things the same way every year—except when it comes to Christmas,” says the mother of three. “Then I want to create traditions and memories that we repeat only at this time of year. So at home, everything is classic: turkey on Christmas Eve and Wellington for New Year’s.”
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