Bústaðir

Bústaðir is a settlement located in the capital city of Reykjavík, Iceland. It is situated in the southwestern part of the city, generally considered a residential area. The name "Bústaðir" translates to "dwellings" or "residences" in Icelandic, which aptly describes its primary function as a place for people to live.

The area is characterized by a mix of housing types, including detached houses and apartment buildings. Like many residential neighborhoods in Reykjavík, Bústaðir offers a relatively quiet environment for its inhabitants while still being connected to the amenities of the larger urban center. Its development has occurred over several decades, reflecting the growth of Reykjavík as a whole.

Bústaðir is served by local infrastructure, including roads and public transportation, facilitating access to other parts of the city. Parks and green spaces are often integrated into such residential developments in Iceland, providing recreational opportunities for residents. While not a major tourist destination itself, Bústaðir represents a typical Icelandic residential district.