Things to Do in Reykjavik
• Soak in the lagoon’s mineral-rich waters and take advantage of facilities, including a sauna, steam room, and in-water bars offering refreshments and masks.
• Pamper your skin with a silica mud mask crafted from the lagoon’s natural elements while sipping a complimentary drink of your choice at the in-water bar.
• Enhance your visit with upgrades such as round-trip transfers from Reykjavík, two additional drinks, a set of three face masks and a table reservation at LAVA Restaurant.
This "free" tour covers Reykjavik main sights and landmarks as well as the hidden gems in less crowded streets. I'll tell you the history of the town and the country for sure but also go into other cultural topics, such as food, vikings, elves, politics, architecture and of course anything you can think of!
• Enjoy a comfortable 3-hour cruise through Skjálfandi Bay, known for frequent sightings of whales, dolphins, and diverse marine wildlife.
• Stay warm and protected with included safety overalls and rain jackets, ensuring a cozy and enjoyable experience at sea in any weather.
• Benefit from a family-run operator with deep local roots, offering responsible wildlife viewing and high safety standards on every tour.
• Take in panoramic mountain and bay views as you search for wildlife in a sheltered, scenic environment ideal for spotting ocean giants.
Hi everyone and welcome to Reykjavik!
I'm Gigi. I'm originally from Mexico with a background as an art curator.
Please join me for this walking tour and learn about the best corners of my beloved city. You will experience art, architecture, history, and Icelandic culture.
The old town of Reykjavik hides one of the best-preserved treasures in all of Iceland. We will review more than 1,500 years of history, starting from Northman, going through the Norse, Celtics, and Vikings until arriving at present-day Reykjavik.
I will explain to you the meaning of the murals in the city, the styles of the buildings as well as the history of the city. I will also share stories about the local artists, artisans, and galleries.
Through a small group philosophy, passionate storytelling, and collaboration with local businesses, artists, and artisans. I will offer you a friendly and unforgettable experience of the old town of Reykjavik.
In this free tour, we will visit:
Hallgrímskirkja church
Einar Jónsson's sculptures
City Hall
Harpa Concert Hall (Detail explanation)
Leifur Eiríksson Sculpture
Skuli Magnusson sculpture ( father of Reykjavik)
Grondals House
Parlament
Pond of Tjörnin
Ingolfstor first settlement in Reykjavik
Art Studios
* ** IMPORTANT ***
Book if you are coming. This tour has limited places!
Please arrive 5 min before the tour.
Please bring extra warm clothes it could get very cold
When booking, put a phone number with Whatsapp to be able to send you location in real time in case of late arrival.
Look for the dark green jacket
Remember, the meeting point: Harpa Building concert hall, I will be inside the building ouside of the store with the name RAMMAGERDIN we will meet at entrance of the store there are elevators beside.
Address: Austurbakka #2,101, Reykjavik (I will have and Icelandic flag)
We can do the tour with a minimum of 5 people otherwise the tour will be cancel.
Looking forward to meet you!!
• Step inside glaciers, watch the Northern Lights dance across the dome, and see Iceland’s breathtaking nature brought to life, all in one unforgettable visit.
• Walk through a real ice cave as you step inside a 100-meter-long manmade glacier tunnel and feel the chill of Iceland’s frozen heart.
• Journey into a volcano to experience Iceland’s raw power through interactive exhibits and real-life eruption footage.
• See life-like underwater species at the interactive underwater cinema and take in surreal 360-degree views of the city from the observation deck.
Sky Lagoon is Reykjavik's latest geothermal lagoon. Here you can admire an exceptional view of the North Atlantic while enjoying a relaxing thermal bath.
• Witness erupting geysers such as Vaðmálahver, Básahver, and Litli Geysir, which put on a natural show every few minutes.
• Enjoy the soothing benefits of mineral-rich geothermal waters sourced directly from nearby hot springs.
• Stroll along the wooden pathway of Hveraholmi, where steam rises from active hot springs nestled among lush green pastures.
• **Pro tip:** Visit in winter for a chance to see the magical Northern Lights dancing across the Icelandic sky.
• Learn from expert whale-watching guides about the behavior of whales and other marine life as they help you spot them with ease.
• Enjoy panoramic views of Reykjavík’s coastline and spot marine life from the open deck or stay warm in the heated indoor cabin.
• Buy snacks from the onboard cafeteria, ensuring a comfortable experience no matter the weather.
• Enjoy peace of mind with a free return ticket if no wildlife is spotted, giving you another chance for unforgettable sightings.
• Enjoy an audio-guided tour throughout the museum, available in 16 languages.
• Interact and navigate through the life-size models of 23 whale different whale species.
• Explore the Museum in an immersive experience with whale calls, beach-like floors, and visual treats.
• Visit the Fin Whale Theatre and watch the Sonic Sea documentary to learn about the threats to whales today and how we can help them.
• Visit Thingvellir National Park where dramatic geology meets millennia of history, and walk in the footsteps of old Viking group leaders.
• Explore the Geysir geothermal area, which boasts spouting springs, including Strokkur, the most active geyser in Iceland.
• Stand next to a powerful waterfall and watch it thunder down into a narrow gorge at the Gullfoss Waterfalls.
• Did you know? Iceland's Geysir was the first to be documented in history and is the one after which all other geysers are named.









































