• Ingólfur Square - We meet up by Ingólfur Square in old town Reykjavik by the artwork of the two stone pillars with smoke coming up from the top. Here we start off talking about the Settlement and the Icelandic Sagas.
• The settlement exhibition - We stop on top of the museum and peer down at the first Viking house in Reykjavik and talk about Vikings. We don’t enter the museum.
• The settlement exhibition - In a secret location close to the Settlement museum there is an Elfstone / Home of Elves. We talk about Mythology and how quirky Icelanders are in that regard.
• The settlement exhibition - Close by the Settlement museum is the oldest house in the center of Reykjavik dating back to 1762.
• Sæta Svínið Gastropub - We walk past favorite restaurants and bars and give you tips on where to eat, drink & be merry.
• Kolaportid Flea Market - We walk past the Reykjavik Flea Market which is only open during the weekends from 11 am - 5 pm. Tip: There is a small food market there that’s fun to visit.
• Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur - We point out the one and only hot dog stand, Bæjarins Bezu pylsur where you can get the wonderful Icelandic lamb hot dogs. Beware of copycats all around the city center. We could grab a hot dog if the group is hungry.
• Harpa Reykjavik Concert Hall and Conference Centre - We walk together down by the old Reykjavik harbor and soak in the beauty of the coastline and Mount Esja in the far. Down by the harbor we marvel at the beauty of the architecture of Harpa Concert hall.
• Arnarholl Statue - We walk past Arnarhóll (Eagle’s hill) where people from the capital area come together for special occasions like celebrating the national holiday of 17th of June.
• Stjornarradid - Pass by the offices of the prime minister of Iceland. Talking about the fight for independence.
• Hallgrimskirkja - We admire Hallgrímskirkja church and talk about its history and of religion in Iceland in general.
• Lake Tjornin - We walk down to the beautiful pond or lake in the middle of Reykjavik. Rich with birdlife and a fun visit to feed the birds. During winter the pond freezes over and then it’s fun to walk across the pond itself.
• Reykjavik City Hall - We admire the architecture of the Reykjavik City hall
• Parliament House (Althingishus) - At the end of our great Reykjavik walking tour, we check out the Icelandic parliament building and talk about things like politics, gender equality and the guardian spirits of Iceland.

• Knowledgeable Local Guide

Private Viking-based Excursion - Reykjavik Pedestrian Exploration

Consider our pedestrian exploration of Reykjavik as your initial guide to our nation. It assists you in understanding your surroundings and maximizing your Icelandic experience. We suggest making it your first destination in Reykjavik.

Our tour, which is suitable for families, brings to life Iceland’s history through intriguing tales and tales of Icelandic mythology. We’ll cover all the prominent landmarks in the downtown area, such as the Harpa Concert Hall, Reykjavik Harbour, Hallgrímskirkja Church, Reykjavik Pond, and the Parliament building. Additionally, we’ll take you to lesser-known local sites, like an Elvish dwelling; things that you might not find without the right guidance.

We want you to experience the unique and friendly vibe of our peculiar small city, beyond merely seeing the popular tourist draws. We’ll introduce you to our best spots for dining, socializing, and sightseeing.

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