Cheers. Courage. Proud.

Meet and Greet in Reykjavik. It shows itself at its best and welcomes us with pure sunshine and festivity. There is even an upgrade to a mini-apartment. In addition, Jule has prepared some small (s)toxicatic delicacies.

Fact: there is almost only non-alcoholic and reduced-alcohol beer in the markets. This is supposed to reduce alcohol consumption on the streets of Reykjavik. The city is full and alive - whether it really works remains to be seen.

After this little refreshment, we go on a mini sightseeing tour of Reykjavík. Shopping included.

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