Miðbakki Harbour Live Webcam – Reykjavík, Iceland
Miðbakki also known as the old harbour which is located Downtown right next to Harpa concert hall. Check out more live webcams from Iceland.
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Miðbakki also known as the old harbour which is located Downtown right next to Harpa concert hall. Check out more live webcams from Iceland.
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