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Just a little longer…On 7 September, we’ll contact the winner of the Tiptoe Reykjavík Challenge.Keep an eye on your inbo...
05/09/2026

Just a little longer…

On 7 September, we’ll contact the winner of the Tiptoe Reykjavík Challenge.

Keep an eye on your inbox. It might just be you. 👀

Step lightly. Enjoy deeply.

03/09/2026

Did you know the Reykjavík capital area has 14 different areas to explore? Around the Old Harbour and Grandi, fishing boats sit beside museums, cafés and curious new ideas. Scan the water for whales, climb Þúfa for a different view and listen to harbour stories at the Reykjavík Maritime Museum. There is usually time for something sweet afterwards.

28/08/2026

⏳ TIME’S RUNNING OUT.

There are only a few days left to join the Tiptoe Reykjavík Challenge and be in with a chance to win a trip for two to Reykjavík. 🇮🇸

Sign up by 31 August and you could win:

✈️ Two return economy flights with
🚌 Airport transfers with
🏨 Two nights with breakfast at Grandi
🧖 Access to Grandi Spa
🍽️ A three-course dinner for two at Restaurant Grandi

And there are more Reykjavík experiences up for grabs:

🏙️ A 72-hour Reykjavík City Card for two
🌋 Premium admission to
❄️ Admission to
♨️ A visit to

A huge thank you to all our partners for helping us make this Tiptoe Reykjavík adventure possible. 💛

One last step. Don’t miss it.

👉 Join the Tiptoe Reykjavík Challenge before 31 August via the link in bio.

Step lightly. Enjoy deeply.

Tiptoe through Reykjavík’s past, one story at a time.Start beneath the streets at Aðalstræti, follow the city towards th...
28/08/2026

Tiptoe through Reykjavík’s past, one story at a time.

Start beneath the streets at Aðalstræti, follow the city towards the harbour, step into old photographs and historic houses, then keep going through sagas, objects and handwritten words.

No need to fit it all into one day. Pick a chapter, take your time, and see where it leads.

 

The Settlement Exhibition — LANDNÁMSSÝNINGIN

Start underneath Reykjavík. At Aðalstræti, the remains of a 10th-century longhouse sit below today’s city streets. A good place to begin before following the story onwards.



Reykjavík Maritime Museum — Sjóminjasafnið í Reykjavík

Follow Reykjavík’s story towards the sea. Fishing, boats and harbour life shaped the city for generations — and the harbour is still right outside when you’re done.



Reykjavík Museum of Photography — LJÓSMYNDASAFN REYKJAVÍKUR

Streets change. Clothes change. Hairstyles definitely change. See Reykjavík across generations through the photographs that caught everyday life along the way. The museum is part of Reykjavík City Museum.



Árbær Open Air Museum — ÁRBÆJARSAFN

Walk into another Reykjavík. Old houses and buildings gathered at Árbær hold stories from everyday city life — best explored without much hurry.



National Museum of Iceland — Þjóðminjasafn Íslands / National Museum of Iceland

Widen the story from Reykjavík to Iceland as a whole. Objects from across the centuries reveal how people lived, worked and adapted — including the wonderfully ordinary things.



Saga Museum — Sögusafnið / Saga Museum

Settlers, voyages and a fair amount of drama. The Saga Museum brings key moments from Iceland’s past to life through full-size scenes and characters.



World in Words —

27/08/2026

Did you know the Reykjavík capital area has 14 different areas to explore? At Seltjarnarnes and Grótta, the city gives way to salt air, bird calls and a wide horizon. Check the tide before walking towards Grótta Lighthouse, dip your feet into the warm Kvika footbath and look up after dark. The northern lights sometimes arrive without an appointment.

25/08/2026

Did you know the Reykjavík capital area has 14 different areas to explore? Öskjuhlíð is where woodland paths curl around one of Reykjavík’s most recognisable buildings. Walk beneath the trees, visit Perlan and continue down towards Nauthólsvík geothermal beach. Forest, ice and warm seawater in one afternoon. Reykjavík likes variety.

Hamraborg Festival returns to Kópavogur from 28 August–4 September 2026, bringing a full week of art, performance, music...
24/08/2026

Hamraborg Festival returns to Kópavogur from 28 August–4 September 2026, bringing a full week of art, performance, music, workshops and unexpected encounters to the heart of the neighbourhood.

Now in its sixth edition, the festival will feature more than 50 events, over 60 artists and 24 exhibitions across 30+ locations — from cultural venues and cafés to shop windows, swimming pools, offices, supermarkets, car parks and public spaces.

Created in close collaboration with the local community, Hamraborg Festival invites visitors to experience art woven into everyday life, with a programme for all ages and artists from Iceland and abroad. Best of all, admission is free.

📍 Hamraborg, Kópavogur
📅 28 August–4 September 2026
🎟️ Free admission

Find the full programme at hamraborgfestival.is.

23/08/2026

Did you know the Reykjavík capital area has 14 different areas to explore? Hafnarfjörður is built between old lava, colourful houses and stories of hidden people. Walk beside Lake Hvaleyrarvatn, explore the harbour and ask a local where the elves live. You may receive directions. You may receive a very long story.

21/08/2026

Join the Tiptoe Reykjavík Challenge and you might be the one tiptoeing towards the Northern Lights 😍✨

One lucky winner will be drawn from everyone who joins the challenge by August 31.

Join now at tiptoereykjavik.is 🦶

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