The Reykjavík City Card is a must if you intend to explore Iceland's capital!
How does it work?
The official City Card of Reykjavik is valid for various hours, depending on which duration you choose. Available durations are 24 hours, 48 hours, and 72 hours. Once the booking has been made you will receive a confirmation voucher. In order to receive your card, you will need to present your voucher at one of the following places in Reykjavik.
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Reykjavik is a bustling cultural hub offering a plethora of amazing activities that will excite and delight in equal measure. The Reykjavik City Card is the best way to explore it offering a multitude of incredible activities that visitors to Iceland’s vibrant capital are bound to enjoy. It offers – free entry to some of Reykjavik’s best museums and galleries; free entry to Reykjavik zoo and family park; free entry to the many thermal pools and saunas that populate the city; unlimited access to Reykjavik’s bus network; a free ferry ride to Videy, a historic island that lies just off the city; and a host of other discounts to concerts, restaurants, tours, and attractions around the city. If you want to explore all the magic that Reykjavik has to offer – then the ‘Reykjavik Loves the City Card’ is the best way to do it.
The Reykjavik City Card offers free entry to Reykjavík's best museums and galleries, including – ÁRBÆR OPEN AIR MUSEUM ÁSMUNDARSAFN - REYKJAVÍK ART MUSEUM GERÐARSAFN – KÓPAVOGUR ART MUSEUM HAFNARHÚS - REYKJAVÍK ART MUSEUM KJARVALSSTAÐIR - REYKJAVÍK ...)
The Reykjavik City Card offers free entry to Reykjavík's best museums and galleries, including –
Free entry to Reykjavik Zoo and Family Park Free entry to many of the thermal pools and saunas in Reykjavik Free use of the “Strætó” (Reykjavik’s public transport system) in Reykjavik and the surrounding area A free ferry ride to Videy, a beauti...)
Use the Reykjavik City Card and see all the magic that the capital of the land of fire and ice has to offer – we promise that you won’t regret it!
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