Titled as the northernmost capital of a sovereign state in the world, its first parliament was founded by Ingolfr Arnarson. This city will welcome you with a rich history with roots as old as 870 AD. Reykjavik combines nature & modern civilization perfectly, with snow-capped mountains on one side, and colourful buildings on the other. Iceland’s capital will leave an impression and warm up your heart, as you learn with us all the details about the city and how icelandic culture is so unique in Europe.

You will learn about:

First permanent settlement in Iceland by Norsemen

Inspiration for the name “Reykjavík”

Farmland until the 18th century

Rise of the Innréttingar Corporation and the industrial age

The Danish Crown and exclusive trading charter

19th century expansion of commerce

Icelandic independence movement

End of first World War and arrival of icelandic sovereignty

World War II and allied occupation

Post-war development

Wheelchair accessible

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Service animals allowed

Public transportation options are available nearby

Suitable for all physical fitness levels