Hveragerði Town & Greenhouses

About Hveragerði – Iceland’s Geothermal Town

Hveragerði is one of Iceland’s most unique towns, built directly on a geothermal hotspot. Steam rises from the ground throughout the area, and natural hot water has shaped both daily life and local industry for generations.

The town is especially known for its geothermal greenhouses, where vegetables and flowers are grown year-round using sustainable volcanic heat. Visitors can explore botanical gardens, geothermal parks, and restaurants that use locally grown ingredients powered by renewable energy.

Combine Hveragerði and Hveradalir

Located right next to Hveradalir Geothermal Area, Hveragerði makes an ideal stop before or after visiting the mud baths and geothermal valley. Spend the morning exploring steaming landscapes and mineral-rich hot springs in Hveradalir, then enjoy lunch in Hveragerði or stroll through its famous greenhouses.

Together, Hveragerði and Hveradalir offer a complete geothermal experience — from natural mud pools to modern greenhouse innovation.