• Ingólfur Square - We start our journey at a fitting place, the monument of the settlement of Iceland. Discuss the role of women at Viking & Settlement times
• Parliament House (Althingishus) - Our next stop is the Parliament building and there we have the opportunity of discussing the role of women in politics since the establishment of Alþingi (Arguably the first Parliament in the world)
• Reykjavik City Hall - Our next stop is Reykjavik City Hall, where we have the opportunity of learning about some of the original women settlers of Iceland, like Audur the Deepminded
• Lake Tjornin - The beautiful view overlooking the Reykjavik pond, the birdlife and the artwork surrounding it.
• Lake Tjornin - There is a nice area by the pond where sculptures made by Icelandic women are the center pieces. This small sculpture garden bears the name “The Pearl Necklace” and is to remember the original Icelandic sculpturists.
• Mæðragarðurinn - The Mother’s garden, as the name implies was primarly intended for mother with their children
• Vatnsberinn (Water Carrier) - The Water Carrier sculpture is a wonderful reminder of the hardwork that women have done in the past.
• Bríetarbrekka - A memorial site for Bríeti Bjarnhéðinsdóttur.
  In memory of the first suffragettes in Iceland
• Laugavegur - It’s fitting that the main shopping street of Reykjavik is name Laugavegur, Pool road as the women carried laundry from old town Reykjavik to wash them in the geothermal pools at Laugardalur (hot spring valley).
• Taste Of Iceland - There is time for small sweet Icelandic tastings on our tour
• Hallgrimskirkja - The main landmark of Iceland is worth visiting, and of course the role of women in Icelandic religion.

We take advantage of the opportunity to visit the belltower, which offers spectacular views of Reykjavik. Did you know that 2 out of 3 church bells bear women’s names?

• Skolavordustigur - We have several possible stops on this street, for example to look at the beautiful handcraft at Handprjónasambandið (The Handknitters Accociation of Iceland).

• A glass of wine, beer, schnapps, or great coffee included

• Gratuities are not included but always welcomed

Embark on The Reykjavik Women’s Walking Tour, a captivating journey through the city’s rich heritage, vibrant culture, and the influential women who have played a pivotal role in its development.

On this 3-hour walk, we’ll unearth the past of Reykjavik & Iceland, exploring its well-known sites and concealed treasures.

On our journey, we’ll uncover the tales of Icelandic women who have etched their names in history, shattered boundaries, and played a significant role in molding the nation’s culture and society.

Discover the history of prominent women like Vigdís Finnbogadóttir; yes, the Icelandic name might sound complex, but she was the first woman to be democratically elected as president in the world. Also, get to know about the laws implemented in Iceland, compelling Icelandic companies to provide evidence of pay equity to the government.

Our expedition will lead us to some of Reykjavik’s renowned locations, such as the impressive Hallgrímskirkja church, the vibrant houses of the Old Town, and the thriving harbor.

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