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Reykjavik
Reykjavik's Funky Food & Beer Walk: Taste Iceland!
180
Overview
The Funky Food & Beer Walk of Reykjavik takes explorers on a flavorful journey through Iceland's capital. It's a special mix: a walking history tour and tasty treats of local food and beer.
Imagine walking past Hallgrímskirkja church, a tall and beautiful building. Then, stroll through the Einar Jónsson Sculpture Garden with its amazing art. The tour also stops by Reykjavik City Hall and Alþingi Parliament House, where important decisions are made. Along the way, the guide shares stories about Iceland's past and present.
What makes this tour special? It's a chance to taste at least 8 Icelandic foods and 4 local beers. Brave explorers can try things like fermented shark and dried fish. There's also yummy lamb soup and Iceland's famous hot dog. The small group size means everyone can ask questions. The tour includes alcoholic drinks, snacks, and all fees, offering an excellent quality experience. 
Highlights
Taste Iceland's Funkiest Foods: Try 8+ local dishes, including fermented shark!
Sip Local Craft Beers: Enjoy 4 unique Icelandic brews.
Walk Reykjavik's Historic Streets: See landmarks and hear stories from a local guide.
Small Group, Big Fun: Enjoy a personal experience with a max of 8 people.
Sentiment Analysis
People love trying new and unique foods.
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The guide is very friendly and knows a lot about Reykjavik.
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The tour is a fun way to learn about Iceland's history and food.
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Many say the food and beer are delicious.
Some people don't like all of the foods.
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The tour can be too long for some.
The Journey
Hallgrímskirkja
Towering over Reykjavík, Hallgrímskirkja is more than just a church; it's an architectural marvel and a symbol of Iceland. Inspired by the basalt columns of Svartifoss waterfall, its unique design captivates visitors, while the panoramic views from its tower offer an unparalleled perspective of the city and surrounding landscapes. Discover the stories etched in its stones and experience the spiritual aura that permeates this iconic landmark. Don't miss the impressive pipe organ inside!
Einar Jónsson Sculpture Garden
Step into a world of mythical figures and profound symbolism at the Einar Jónsson Sculpture Garden, a tranquil oasis showcasing the works of Iceland's first sculptor. Wander through the garden and contemplate Jónsson's evocative creations, which explore themes of Icelandic folklore, spirituality, and human existence. This hidden gem offers a unique opportunity to connect with Icelandic art and culture in a serene outdoor setting.
Reykjavik City Hall
Discover the modern architectural marvel that is the Reykjavik City Hall, a striking building that seamlessly blends into its natural surroundings. Marvel at the building's sleek design, glass facade, and unique location on the shore of Lake Tjörnin. Inside, find a massive relief map of Iceland, offering a detailed perspective of the country's diverse landscape. The City Hall is not only a functional government building but also a reflection of Reykjavík's contemporary spirit.
Alþingi Parliament House
Witness the heart of Icelandic democracy at the Alþingi Parliament House, a historic building that stands as a testament to Iceland's long tradition of self-governance. Explore the site where Iceland's parliament has convened for centuries, and delve into the nation's political history. Admire the building's classical architecture and imagine the pivotal decisions that have shaped Iceland's destiny within its walls.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes alcoholic drinks and snacks, plus all fees and taxes, so there's no need to bring extra cash. What is not included is anything else that you buy along the way. Make sure to eat a good meal before the experience, as the servings are sample sizes. Get ready to discover the tastes and tales of Reykjavik!
Hot Tip
Customers recommend that you come hungry and with an open mind. Some of the food is very different. Be prepared to step outside your comfort zone and try something new!
Reykjavik
$144
Reykjavik's Tasty Food Walk: Local Foodie Adventure!
5.0
(18564 reviews)
Duration: 180
minutes
Reykjavik Food Walk - Local Foodie Adventure in Iceland is the tastiest way to see Iceland's capital! Forget regular tours. This adventure takes visitors through downtown Reykjavik to sample yummy local foods they won't find on their own. A fun guide leads the way, stopping at 5-6 local restaurants.
What to Expect: This tour lets people try the best Icelandic foods of the season. Think tasty Icelandic lamb, homemade ice cream from a secret family recipe, fresh catch of the day, and a hot dog from the famous Icelandic hot dog stand! The tour visits key spots like Harpa Concert Hall, Arnarhóll, Laugavegur & Skólavörðustígur, and Hallgrímskirkja, blending food with city sights.
This experience includes visits to 4-6 local food spots, from food trucks to fancy restaurants. It's a 3-hour walk with a local guide, tasting 8+ authentic Icelandic dishes. Not included are extra food/drinks beyond the tastings. This Reykjavik Food Walk is perfect for experiencing Iceland's culture, food, and making new friends. Come hungry and ready to explore!
Reykjavik
€44
Reykjavik Walking Tour: History, Culture & Hidden Gems
4.9
(5028 reviews)
Duration: 120
minutes
Reykjavík Small Group Walking Tour - by CityWalk is a fun and informative way to see Iceland's capital city. This walking tour takes visitors past Reykjavik's famous landmarks, sharing the city's history and introducing Icelandic culture. The tour is designed to be accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
What to Expect: The tour begins at the highest point in Reykjavik and goes downhill, making it easy for people of all ages and abilities, including children and those using wheelchairs. The small group size allows for flexibility, with opportunities to stop indoors if the weather is cold. The guide acts as a friendly local, sharing interesting stories and insights about Reykjavik.
Key stops on the tour include Hallgrímskirkja church, Rainbow Street, the National Theatre of Iceland, the Statue of Ingólfur Arnarson, Harpa Concert Hall, the Old Harbour, Reykjavik City Hall, and an overview of Icelandic history and politics. The tour includes a local professional guide to enhance the experience. Please note that the tour route may change depending on the weather. Drinks, gratuities, and hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.
Reykjavik
$325
Dive Silfra: Between Tectonic Plates, Reykjavik Pickup
5.0
(1030 reviews)
Duration: 330
minutes
Experience the adventure of a lifetime with a Silfra diving tour! This unique experience takes place in Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a highlight of Iceland’s famous Golden Circle.
Dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Silfra fissure, a crack between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. The glacial water has been filtered through lava rock for decades, offering incredible underwater visibility of over 100 meters. Explore the four main parts of Silfra: the Big Crack, Silfra Hall, Silfra Cathedral, and Silfra Lagoon. Touch two continents at once and capture unforgettable photos!
This diving tour includes a heated changing van, all necessary diving equipment, a drysuit and warm undersuit, and hotel pickup and drop-off from Reykjavik. A live PADI instructor guides the dive, and afterward, enjoy hot chocolate and cookies. The Silfra entrance fee of 1,500 ISK per person is also included. Please note that souvenir photos and tips are not included.
Reykjavik
$225
Silfra Snorkeling: Swim Between Continents, Reykjavik Pickup
5.0
(1746 reviews)
Duration: 330
minutes
Silfra: Snorkeling Between Tectonic Plates Pick Up from Reykjavik offers a once-in-a-lifetime adventure!
Imagine floating in water so clear, you can see over 100 meters! This tour takes people snorkeling in the Silfra fissure, a crack between two continents. It's in Thingvellir National Park, a special place protected by UNESCO. The park is part of the Golden Circle route.
People don't have to be expert divers to try this. If someone feels okay in the water and can swim, they can go snorkeling in Silfra! The tour is safe for families, and kids 12 and up are welcome. People wear a dry suit, so they stay warm and dry even in the chilly water. This adventure includes hotel pickup and drop-off, a guide who is also a PADI instructor, hot chocolate and cookies, and all the snorkeling gear needed. Plus, the tour covers the entrance fee to Silfra.