• Ingólfur Square - We meet up at a fitting place, or the two stone pillars, the monument to the start of the Settlement of Iceland. Where did the Cats of Iceland come from?
• Austurstræti - Short walk from our meeting spot, through this downtown Reykjavik area
• Penninn Eymundsson - We quickly check out Icelandic cat related books, like the story of the Christmas Cat
• Parliament House (Althingishus) - A brief stop with furrtastic tails
• Lake Tjornin - We stop for a little while admiring the Reykjavik pond and its birdlife.

Just imagining how it would be a cat in those circumstances.

• Reykjavík Junior College - We pass by the oldest college of Reykjavik, that some say dates back to 1056.
• Kattakaffihúsið - We stop for a hot drink and Icelandic pastry, while we pet some cats
• The Heart of Reykjavik - We try to catch a glimpse of the resident cat and some of the beautiful cat designs of this cool store
• Laugavegur - We walk along Laugavegur, the main shopping street of Reykjavik for a short while
• Hallgrimskirkja - We pass by Hallgrímskirkja on our way to the sculpture garden of Einar Jonsson
• The Einar Jonsson Sculpture Museum (Listasafn Einars Jonssonar) - Our final stop is at the Sculpture Garden of Einar Jonsson

• Tea and coffee

• Gratuities

The Reykjavik Feline Stroll

Embark on a purrivately guided walking tour through downtown Reykjavik, brimming with feline flair.

This is an exclusive City Stroll uniquely designed to celebrate our beloved feline friends.

We will trace the feline footprints that span the course of Iceland’s history.

Together, we’ll delve into the legends surrounding Cats in Iceland and across the globe, even delving into tales from Feline Hispurrical narratives worldwide.

As a highlight, we will even make a pit stop at the renowned Reykjavik Cat Coffeehouse, where we can indulge in heartfelt cat-petting while savoring a cup of coffee or hot chocolate, complemented by Icelandic pastries.

If we find ourselves cat-icularly fortunate and the Feline deities are in our favor, we may just get an opportunity to spot the renowned feline celebrities of downtown Reykjavik, featuring Baktus, Jonsi, and Ofelia, to note a few.

Our journey commences by the pillars at Ingólfur Square, culminating at the picturesque Statue Garden of Einar Jonsson, situated by the iconic Hallgrimskirkja Church.

This is indeed a two-hour Purrfect City Stroll in Reykjavik for those with a furrvent love for Cats.

• Not recommended for people with a Cat Allergy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.