1. Reykjavík City Card
Explore the world’s northernmost capital at your own pace with a Reykjavik City Card, and discover dozens of things to see and do. Experience the bustling energy of a cosmopolitan city, the thundering thermal energy of the ground beneath your feet and the serene atmosphere of the surrounding landscape. From the avant-garde to the historical, Reykjavík’s galleries, museums and theaters support a vibrant and sophisticated artistic scene, along with annual festivals, special exhibitions and stage productions that keep the cultural calendar full year round. Benefit from free entry to a great selection of museums and galleries, access to all the geothermal swimming pools in the city and free, unlimited travel by bus within the capital area. In addition, the card includes a free ferry ride to Viðey island, along with discounts for services, tours and shops. Admission to museums is free of charge for those under 18 years of age, but there are fees for children aged 6 and older on city buses and the ferry to Viðey Island (aged 7 and older). There are also entrance fees for children (aged 6 and over) at the thermal pools and at the Animal Zoo and Family Park. (aged 5 and over). To accommodate families, a special children’s city card is available at a significantly reduced rate. Cards are valid for the same duration (24, 48 or 72 hours). Senior visitors (aged 70 and over) do not pay admission to the thermal pools. In addition, the National Museum, Culture House and National Gallery of Iceland offer seniors (aged 67 and over) a 50% discount on admission.