Explore the city using our local bus service and you're sure to discover something that you wouldn't get to see on the usual tours! Whether you have a particular destination in mind or would just like to experience Reykjavík city like a local, using the local public transport service makes for an economical and interesting experience. Strætó operates the public transportation routes in the greater Reykjavík area. Most routes operate on a 15-minute frequency during peak hours and a 30-minute frequency outside peak hours. Click here to explore the route network and to plan your trip.

Exploring the city on foot is a delightful experience with much to see, including everything from old-style wood-framed houses, clad in colourful corrugated-iron, mixed with a creative collection of postmodern architecture.

Scooters and bikes have become a very popular way of transportation in the city centre. It's environmentally friendly, cheap, and just a whole lot of fun!

There are plenty of options for exploring Reykjavík on your own and renting a car is just one of them! Before you hit the road and head off on an epic adventure, please acquaint yourself with the rules and regulations and get the heads up about driving in Iceland with our concise guides and safety tips.

There are several 24-hour taxi companies in Reykjavik, just a phone call away from anywhere in the city. All taxis have official mileage meters and taxi fares are charged at standard rates. Some taxi companies offer special prices on transport to and from Keflavik Airport.

Visit Reykjavik aims to constantly improve the quality of information available for people who need extra assistance and alternative access. 'Þekkingarmiðstöð Sjálfsbjargar' is a knowledge centre in Iceland for people with disabilities. They have translated their information on travelling in Iceland into English. See the link below for more information on accessing attractions, restaurants, and other services in Reykjavik.