REYKJAVIK · ICELAND
Reykjavik’s best days out.
The 7 christmas tours travellers book the most, and what each one is actually like on the day. Run times, prices and the operator behind every trip, in one place.
Taste Reykjavík’s Christmas classics on a 3-hour tour with Your Friend in Reykjavik, from smoked lamb and laufabrauð to Jólaglögg.
Most Popular“It was good, however I wish they would tell you when you book the Christmas food tour on Christmas Day the Christmas market is closed….. that’s the main reason I booked this tour.. there was also no Leaf bread or mulled wine like in the description so false advertising”
A 2-hour Reykjavik Christmas lights walk with folklore, 13 Santas, the Yule lads hunt, and festive stops from markets to Hallgrímskirkja.
“Guide sympa, lumières féeriques, jolie ville pour passer Noël.”
Reykjavik Christmas Walking Tour hits holiday squares, markets, book and music shops, and ends at Hallgrímskirkja with Icelandic Christmas lore.
“For music lovers like our family, (four 20 somethings and 2 parents 50 somthing), this was a fun tour. Einar gave us a musical version, which was entertaining. Singing around the Christmas tree in the town square (not hubby's favorite), hearing a hymn written by his grandmother in the state church (lovely), local candy tasting…”
A small-group 3-hour Reykjavik Christmas food walk with guided tastings, local gifts, and holiday stalls around Ingólfstorg.
“The guide canceled this tour and I have not been given a refund Please process the refund immediately Thank you”
Reykjavik 2-hour Christmas walking tour with Icelandic Yule folklore, 13 Santas, markets, a book stop, and store discounts.
“Tour was wonderful and the guide was excellent! She was well informed and friendly. Very happy to have started our holiday in Iceland with this tour!”
Taste Iceland’s Christmas classics in Reykjavik—smoked lamb, leaf bread, festive drinks, city lights, and a stop at a Little Christmas Store.
A private Christmas-themed walk through downtown Reykjavik with folklore stops, warm drinks, and local shops, ending at Hallgrímskirkja.
“We had just arrived in Reykjavik and decided to do a couple tours of the city to acclimate ourselves. We did the Christmas Tour with them, as well as the Walking Tour. Both tours were fun and educational. Highly Recommend.”
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