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Reykjavik
Visit Reykjavík
Visual arts, swimming, music, and skiing. Here, you'll find some of the best things you can do in Reykjavík throughout the year.
What do you want to explore next?
- Swimming pools Swimming is healthy and lifts your spirits.
- Museums Would you like to explore books or art first?
- Events and City Festivals Woohoo!
- Awards, grants, and recognition Got a great idea?
- Sports and Outdoor Activities We've got something for everyone, no matter what you fancy.
- Hitt Húsið What's available for young adults?
Swimming pools
There are few things better for mental, physical, and social health than the outdoors and exercise. Swimming is free in Reykjavik for all people ages 67 and over. Here is information about the City's pools, and their accessibility.
Museums
There is always plenty to see and do in Reykjavik! The museums of the City of Reykjavik represent strong work in various fields of culture and art.
Events and City Festivals
Reykjavík City hosts multiple events and festivals throughout the year.
Reykjavík Culture Pass
The Reykjavík Culture Pass is your gateway to the city's cultural life.
The pass includes access to 14 museums, 50+ exhibits, 300+ events, a library card, along with many other offers.
The City Card
The City Card is a terrific, convenient, and affordable way to explore our city.
It provides free admission to a number of museums and swimming pools, and even serves as a pass for public transport in the capital area and the Viðey Ferry.
Sports and Outdoor Activities
Come out to play! A wide range of exercise and outdoor activities support good physical and mental health.
Awards, grants, and recognition
The City of Reykjavík provides a large number of grants for various cultural issues.
Historical landmarks
Information on historical sites and areas within Reykjavík's city limits enrich the experiences of city residents and visitors. These reference points also offer education about the capital's history.
Each sign informs about local daily life, history, art, and literature relevant to the site or area, accompanied by pictures.