Explore the city of Reykjavík with this fun-filled walking tour. Those looking for an insider knowledge into this northernmost capital of the world should not let this opportunity pass them by.  This walking tour takes you on foot around Reykjavík in a small group of no more than 12 people. You'll be accompanied by a local guide who was not only born and raised here in Iceland but who has also studied history. The small group size allows the guide to give you his full attention should you want to ask a few questions.  On this tour, you'll walk downhill for just over 2 hours with an indoor stop at Harpa Concert Hall or the City Hall, depending on the weather. You will be led through the historical part of the city, starting at the iconic Hallgrímskirkja church where you will meet your guides by the statue of the Viking, Leifur Eiríksson.  Among the sites you will see are the National Theater, Arnarhóll hill, Austurvöllur main square, the lake Tjörnin, and Grjótaþorp; the oldest neighbourhood in Reykjavík.  En route, your guide will tell you about the history of the city and Iceland. Of course, they will also mention the culture of Iceland, Sagas, elves, cuisine, economy and political structure.  Finally, you will finish at a very nice restaurant which serves authentic Icelandic traditional food. There, you will have traditional Icelandic lamb soup (or a vegan option should you prefer) that is included in the price of the tour.  Children are welcomed to join this tour and walk with the guide for free. However, if you want to include a soup for the little ones, you can add a bowl at a 50% discount during the booking process. Get to know Reykjavík on this wonderful walking tour. Check availability by choosing a date. 

This private walking tour of Reykjavik will introduce you to Icelandic history, folklore and culture. Your guide will help you get your bearings and make the most of your stay in Iceland.  The great thing about doing a private tour is that you can choose the starting time and the sights can be personalised to your interests. This family-friendly walking tour will visit all of the most famous landmarks in the city centre. Your expert local guide will bring the history of Iceland to life with exciting stories and Icelandic folklore. They will also share hidden, local spots with you, which you might not know about if you were walking around the city by yourself without knowing what to look for. Meet us at Ingólfur Square by the two stone pillars. The artwork there is supposed to signify how Iceland was first found and settled. From there, you will walk to Fógetagarðurinn where your guide will continue the story about the first settler of Iceland, the Icelandic Sagas and the father of our capital city, Reykjavik. Our next stop is a stone where Icelandic Elves are rumoured to live. You will hear a little about the folklore of Iceland and how superstitious Icelanders are. Then you will walk towards the Reykjavik harbour, passing by Harpa Concert Hall, Arnarhóll and more. Head up the main shopping street, Laugavegur, and take in Hallgrímskirkja church in all it's glory. Then head down towards the Reykjavik Pond, passing Reykjavik City Hall and the Parliament where your guide will tell you about Icelandic politics, guardian spirits and maybe even about the pots and pans revolution. Finally, this tour will finish up at Ingólfur Square. Your guide is committed to helping you to experience the unique, friendly atmosphere of our quirky little city, not just to see the most popular tourist attractions. Indeed, your guide will share their favourite places to eat, drink and have fun in Reykjavik. Check availability by choosing a date.