• Reykjavik Cathedral - Pause outside this charming cathedral to appreciate its simplicity and learn about its importance as Iceland’s first Lutheran church and its historical significance.
• 43W5+MWW - Walk by Iceland’s Parliament Building and discover the story behind its unique stone facade and its role in the nation’s journey to independence.
• Aðalstræti 10 - Stand before one of Reykjavik’s oldest houses, Aðalstræti 10, and envision life in the city’s early days. Appreciate the historic architecture and learn how this building has endured through centuries, witnessing the city’s transformation.
• Lækjargata - Pause outside this historic building, Iceland’s oldest concrete structure, and learn about its function as the Prime Minister’s office and its history as a prison. Examine its architecture to uncover hidden details from Iceland’s rich past.
• Bankastræti - Walk along this lively street, where glimpses of Reykjavik’s vibrant street art can be seen, and learn about the city’s evolution from a small fishing village to Iceland’s capital.
• Skólavörðustígur - Stroll down this colorful street, renowned for its artistic murals and unique boutiques. Look for the vibrant rainbow path and enjoy the stunning view of Hallgrímskirkja church at the street’s end.
• Vesturgata 2 - Stand by the Reykjavík Gate on Vesturgata 2 and enjoy the view of the bustling old harbor. As you admire the surroundings, learn about the city’s maritime history and the evolution of this gateway to Reykjavik’s past.
• Steinbryggja - Walk along the Stone Pier and take in the breathtaking views of Reykjavik’s coastline. Notice the sculptures lining the path, each narrating a unique story of Iceland’s seafaring heritage.
• Street art Laugavegur - Stroll along Reykjavik’s bustling Laugavegur Street, filled with vibrant shops and cozy cafes. Spot colorful street art, discover local Icelandic crafts, and feel the energy of the city’s popular shopping avenue.
• Aðalstræti 15 - Wander through the peaceful Bailiff’s Garden, where charming pathways are surrounded by native Icelandic flora, and learn about the fascinating history of old Reykjavik settlements.
• Eyjarslóð 9 - Walk along Reykjavik Harbour and enjoy views of the surrounding mountains while discovering tales of Icelandic fishing heritage and the importance of this historic port to the city’s culture.
• Njarðargata 51 - Explore the serene sculpture garden and uncover the myths and stories behind Einar Jónsson’s captivating works of art.
• Hallgrimskirkja - Admire the striking facade of Hallgrímskirkja, one of Reykjavik’s most iconic landmarks, and learn about the inspiration behind its unique architecture as you take in views of the surrounding city.
• Grjótagata - Walk by Grjótagata and hear the local tales of hidden folk believed to reside within it, holding a special place in Icelandic folklore.
• Austurstræti 4 - Stroll through Ingólfstorg Square and learn about Reykjavík’s origins, inspired by its first settler, Ingólfur Arnarson. Notice the nearby sculptures and murals that celebrate Icelandic heritage and history.
• 101 - Admire the striking glass facade of Harpa, inspired by Iceland’s basalt landscapes, and learn about its significance in Reykjavik’s cultural scene.

• Available in multiple languages: English, Deutsch, Italiano, Français, Español, Português, 中文
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Explore Reykjavík at your own pace with Ciceru’s self-guided walking tour, featuring audio and text in seven languages, conveniently accessible on your phone.

Begin your journey at Reykjavík Cathedral, Iceland’s inaugural Lutheran church, and delve into its significant role in the country’s history.

Wander past the Parliament Building to learn about Iceland’s path to independence. Travel back in time at Aðalstræti 10, one of the city’s oldest residences, and envision early life in Reykjavík.

Take a moment at the Prime Minister’s office, formerly a prison, then meander through the vibrant streets of Bankastræti and the colorful murals of Skólavörðustígur. Enjoy the view from the Reykjavík Gate, then walk along the Stone Pier, where sculptures narrate seafaring stories.

Discover the bustling shops of Laugavegur, the tranquil Bailiff’s Garden, and the historic harbor. Conclude your tour at Hallgrímskirkja and Harpa Concert Hall, where Reykjavík’s rich heritage and contemporary spirit converge.

With 16 stops and engaging riddles, this self-guided tour offers a blend of exploration, challenge, and enjoyment. Unravel Reykjavík one riddle at a time!

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