Reykjavík UNESCO City of Literature RESIDENCY FLAT FOR ARTISTS, WRITERS & SCHOLARS

Gröndalshús, nestled in the heart of Reykjavík’s old town, is restored former residence of the renowned Icelandic writer, illustrator, and scholar Benedikt Gröndal (1826-1907). Established in 2017 as a cultural house and residency, it is operated by Reykjavík UNESCO  City of Literature.

Located in Vesturgata 5b in Grjótaþorp at the junction of Fischersund and Mjóstræti, the house features a residency flat on the ground floor. This flat caters to visiting writers, artists, scholars, and translators of Icelandic literature, offering them a unique space to focus on their work in Reykjavik.

The residency is available for rental periods ranging from 2 to 8 weeks, with a standard weekly fee of 80,000 ISK.

For bookings and further information, inquiries can be directed via email at grondalshus@reykjavik.is or through a form available here.

For more information, email grondalshus@reykjavik.is