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Top Free Things To Do In Reykjavík
Reykjavík can easily be enjoyed on a budget. However, it's worth mentioning that the best bang-for-the-buck is the Reykjavík City Card, which offers free access to all major museums, swimming pools and art galleries in the city. Read more about it HERE.
Unwind in Reykjavík’s Hot Springs and Pools
Discover the best Reykjavík hot springs and pools. From local hot tubs to luxury lagoons, learn where the city unwinds and how to soak like a true Icelandic local.
A Calm and Curious 48 Hours in Reykjavík Itinerary
Discover the best 48-hour Reykjavik itinerary. Explore Harpa, enjoy a local pool, and taste lobster soup with this calm and curious guide to Iceland's capital.
Discover Reykjavík's great outdoors with Út um allt
While many visitors venture beyond Reykjavík for iconic sights, Út um allt highlights that unforgettable experiences can be found much closer to the city. From lava fields and coastal viewpoints to peaceful nature reserves, these routes reveal a different side of Iceland — one that feels personal, uncrowded, and authentic.
Reykjavík Culture Night
Culture Night is both created and enjoyed by city residents and takes place all across central Reykjavik, with celebrations in the streets and squares, in museums, businesses, and in residential gardens!
COVID-19 Information for visitors
All general information, developments, and advice about Iceland and COVID-19 can be found at the website of the Directorate of Health and covid.is.
An afternoon in Reykjavík's museums
Explore the best museums in Reykjavík. Uncover Iceland’s rich history, art, and culture through top-rated museums perfect for travellers and culture enthusiasts.
Events
Check out our event calendar where you can find all kinds of events happening in our city!
Before you visit Reykjavík
Prepare yourself for your upcoming trip with all the information needed for a visit to Reykjavík.
Walk, look, listen: a sensory wellness walk through Reykjavík
Life shouldn't be about speeding through it so that you forget to enjoy it. So when you walk in Reykjavík, do pause, even if only for a moment, and look and listen to the city around you.