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Kringlan is the largest shopping mall in Reykjavík with over 170 shops, restaurants and services. Built in 1987, it contains everything from a library, theatre and cinema to a liquor store, candy stores and a pub. It has grown over the years, and is thought by many to be the biggest threat for the Reykjavík city centre stores. Kringlan is also competing with another shopping mall, Smáralind in Kópavogur for customers.
The name is derived from the Kringla marsh or Kringlumýri. A literal translation into English could either be 'circle' or 'pretzel', though the mall is neither circular nor has it anything to do with pretzels.
The staff parking lots
The staff parking lots
The northern side, and staff parking lots.
The northern side, and staff parking lots.
Coordinates: 64°07′50″N 021°53′37″W / 64.13056°N 21.89361°W / 64.13056; -21.89361
Actors: Hjördis Petterson (actress), Claes Ljungmark (actor), Allan Edwall (actor), Margaretha Krook (actress), Lena Nyman (actress), Tage Danielsson (producer), Sven Lindberg (actor), Eddie Axberg (actor), Hans Alfredson (actor), Hans Alfredson (actor), Hans Alfredson (actor), Sigge Fürst (actor), Gösta Ekman (actor), Tage Danielsson (director), Tage Danielsson (writer),
Plot: One Monday morning a thousand children leave the suburb Farsta and goes to Stockholm to occupy the Royal Castle. The children have formed a group called S.O.P.O.R. as a protest against the way adults treat children and how the adults have destroyed the future for their children. They demand that the robots in the industry are replaced by humans to create job opportunities. They take the royal family as hostages.
Keywords: children, crypto-socialism, occupation, royalty, satire, spoofKringlan Svensson hotar Åsa Linderborg (Amk morgon) K. Svensson Kattlund81
I vårt andra avsnitt träffar vi Kringlan Svensson. En gång var han populär barnprogramledare och jobbade på en handfull tidningar, på TV och radio. Efter en recension av hans nya bok i Aftonbladet löpte han verbal amok i den direktsända podden "Alla mina kamrater". I podden hotade han Aftonbladets kulturchef Åsa Linderborg. Dagarna efter podden hade Kringlan förlorat alla fina mediajobb. Nu talar Kringlan Svensson ut för Jacob Gordin i ReferensKonsulterna.
I showen "Snille och Smak" har Kringlan Svensson och Valle Westesson samlat de roligaste, mest djupsinniga och befängda trådarna från Flashback forum. Här analyseras och demonteras frågor och svar från den virtuella mötesplats som vi så mycket älskar att hata. Besökarna på festivalen bjuder även på sina favoritvitsar.
VARNING FÖR STARKT SPRÅK. K.Svensson hotar Victor Malm och Åsa Linderborg.
Smaralind shopping center - Reykjavik - Iceland. What to do in Reykjavik? shopping is one of many options and in Smaralind shopping center you will find all the best shops in Iceland for example: the outdoor clothes from 66° north and Cintamani, Benetton, Body shop, Dressman, Debenhams, Esprit and many many more. How to get there: GPS point: 64° 6,088'N, 21° 53,167'W (ISN93: 359.333, 403.041) You can find the Best seller Iceland travel guides from the Lonely planet right here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1743214758/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp;=1789&creative;=9325&creativeASIN;=1743214758&linkCode;=as2&tag;=reykjavikicel-20&linkId;=XNCDUJ5CTLZSKUIF More info: http://allaboutreykjavik.com/ Subscribe here for more videos about Reykjavik Iceland: https://www.youtube.com/channel...
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Best shopping street in Reykjavik Iceland - Skolavordustigur Skólavörðustígur is a street that lies from Laugavegur (main street) all the way up to Hallgrimskirkja church. Some say Skolavordustígur is more fun to walk than Laugavegur because of all the galleries there, design shops and craft shops. There are a lots of clothing stores at this street, mostly Icelandic design clothes, woolen sweaters and if you like to buy some expensive fur you find the main fur shop in Iceland on Skolavordustigur. The houses at Skolavordustigur are mostly old and colorful, one house is grey tough and it is the oldest prison in Iceland. You can take some great photos from here of Hallgrimskirkja and the statue of Leifur Eiriksson. You can find all kinds of food there, coffee, cheese, noodles, fish, ...
Book it now! Save up to 20% - http://hotelsale.club/the-capital-inn This budget hotel is within 15 minutes’ walk of Reykjavik’s Kringlan Shopping Center and Perlan viewing dome. It offers free Wi-Fi and free private parking, plus bike and scooter rentals. Capital-Inn’s spacious rooms have a sink and either private or shared bathrooms. Some have a TV, while irons and safes can be borrowed at reception. Capital’s lounge offers a large flat-screen TV with multiple channels, a DVD player and a surround sound system. The shared kitchen has ovens, microwaves and a large fridge. Communal laundry facilities are also available. The inviting geothermal seawater at Nauthólsvík Beach is a short walk away, as are bars and restaurants. The staff is always willing to make recommendations or book tours fo...