Discover the heart of Iceland on this captivating Reykjavík city tour. This tour is your gateway to the best Reykjavík has to offer, providing a perfect mix of architecture, history, and natural beauty.
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This is Reykjavík City we are talking about here, not some backwater krummaskuð that nobody cares about! It's the northernmost, environmentally-friendly-most, coolest, hippest, busiest capital north of the equator! As such, there's a lot of things to do here! And by doing this tour, we can perfect the day by adding some extracurricular activities to the agenda :D
You can literally eat your way through the city on the Wake Up Reykjavík Food Tour! This one is a big favourite and widely recognized as one of the best all round experiences in Iceland.
Wanna get wet? There are so many options! Why not jump into the Sky Lagoon or the world renowned Blue Lagoon. Hvammsvík Lagoon has also been voted as one of the best experiences world-wide. Reykjavík city is also smack full of swimming pools frequented by the locals and we can definitely give you some recommendations there!
You wish you could see everything Iceland has to offer, but don't have the time? Why not Fly Over Iceland? The virtual reality, rollercoaster-like experience is incredibly immersive and shows you all of Iceland's most breathtaking sights!
The Lava Show gives visitors a chance to see, smell and feel the heat and power of the earth here in Iceland. Volcanoes and lava are what Iceland is famous for and the show will leave a lasting impression!
Step into a piece of world history at Höfði House, where diplomacy once took center stage during the 1986 Reykjavík Summit.
This distinguished building, with its scenic waterfront location, is more than an architectural gem; it's a silent witness to pivotal moments of the 20th century. Its elegance and historical significance make it a must-visit landmark.
Encounter the dreamlike sculpture of Sólfarið, an ode to the sun and a symbol of discovery.
This striking stainless steel artwork, resembling a Viking longship, is set against the backdrop of the ocean and mountains, offering a perfect fusion of art and nature.
As the sun sets or rises, Sólfarið becomes an ethereal silhouette against the changing Icelandic sky, inviting reflection and inspiration.
Behold the architectural splendor of Harpa, Reykjavík's landmark concert hall, celebrated for its remarkable glass exterior that mirrors the ocean and the lively urban scene.
Harpa transcends being merely a performance space; it stands as a visual marvel, providing equally impressive sweeping views from within.
This stop is a quick photostop, allowing passengers to drop in quickly to view the architectural marvel from inside.
Previously a hub of fishing and maritime activities, the Grandi District has evolved into a lively segment of Reykjavík.
This area now boasts a diverse mix of retail stores, culinary venues, and captivating museums, showcasing the essence of Iceland.
A quick drive through Grandi still displays its functioning harbor roots.
Newer attractions such as FlyOver Iceland, the Lava Show, and the Whales of Iceland exhibition complement traditional whale-watching excursions that set sail from this district.
Explore the serene beauty of Grótta Lighthouse and its surrounding nature reserve, a beacon for both mariners and birdwatchers.
This picturesque location, at the edge of the Seltjarnarnes Peninsula, offers tranquil walks, vibrant birdlife, and stunning views, especially during sunset.
The lighthouse, standing sentinel against the backdrop of the North Atlantic, provides a peaceful retreat and a photographer's paradise.
Nestled by the tranquil waters of the pond, Reykjavík City Hall is a cornerstone of civic life.
This modern structure, blending seamlessly with its natural surroundings, offers a serene escape in the heart of the city.
The pond, teeming with birdlife, adds a picturesque element, making it a favored spot for leisurely walks and peaceful contemplation.
lþingisgarðurinn, a serene park enveloping the Parliament House, is a green oasis amidst the bustling city.
This space not only offers a verdant retreat for relaxation but also serves as a symbol of Iceland's democratic heritage.
The intertwining paths and lush flora invite visitors to wander and enjoy a moment of calm, reflecting on the country's ancient legislative roots.
Venture to Bessastaðir, the official residence of the President of Iceland, nestled in the serene Álftanes peninsula.
This historic site, rich in cultural and political significance, dates back to the settlement era.
With its well-preserved architecture and picturesque surroundings, Bessastaðir is not only a symbol of the nation's heritage but also a testament to Icelandic governance and hospitality.
And who knows, maybe the President himself might come out to greet us!
Marvel at Perlan, an architectural marvel perched atop Öskjuhlíð hill.
With its distinctive glass dome, Perlan is not just a visual treat but also a hub of discovery, housing exhibitions that explore Iceland's natural wonders.
The observation deck offers panoramic views of Reykjavík and beyond, making it a prime spot for sightseeing and understanding the land's geothermal powers.
We end this tour with a bang!
Towering over the cityscape, Hallgrímskirkja, standing at 73 meters (240 feet), is Iceland's tallest church.
It is possible to ascend via elevator to a breathtaking 360° viewing platform. Please note the passengers need to pay for the entrance to the bell tower themselves!
On a clear day, the expansive vistas encompassing mountains, glaciers, and the endless North Atlantic are truly memorable.
This being the last stop, it is possible to be dropped off there. Our guests will find themselves in the midst of Reykjavík's shopping center, a huge selection of restaurants and other interesting sights in downtown Reykjavík just a few steps away!