Hveragerði is a town in Iceland located in the southwest of the island, about 45 kilometres from Reykjavik. Hveragerdi is known for its geothermal activity and is home to several hot springs and geysers. It is also a popular destination for tourists exploring the surrounding natural beauty, including the nearby Reykjadalur valley, known for its hiking trails and hot springs. The town is also known for its greenhouses, which use geothermal heat to grow various fruits and vegetables.

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