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24 Hour Reykjavík Hop On Hop Off Pass

24 Hour Reykjavík Hop On Hop Off Pass

A fun way to discover the world´s northernmost capital at your own pace. Get off the bus and on again where you like.

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Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour in Reykjavík

Hop off the bus at any stop that catches your interest, and simply hop back on whenever you’re ready. Choose from one of 8 languages for your audio guide, and if you’re multilingual, feel free to switch between languages to enhance your experience. Headphones are included and can be kept as a souvenir.

Audio Guide available in: German, Italian, Swedish, Icelandic, French, Spanish, English & Japanese

Key stops include Harpa Concert Hall, Reykjavik City Hall, the Old Harbour, Perlan, and Kringlan Shopping Center. As you pass these landmarks, the audio guide provides fascinating insights into our capital, making this day tour perfect for the start of your visit. You’ll get an overview of the city and can decide which places you’d like to explore further.

Popular stops where you might want to spend more time include Kringlan Shopping Center, Laugardalslaug Swimming Pool, and Perlan, which offers a fantastic view of the city and its surroundings from its viewing platform. You can also hop off at any downtown stop to explore the heart of Reykjavik. If you missed a stop you were interested in, just stay on the bus for another round.

The service operates from 09:30 to 16:15, with each full loop taking about 80-85 minutes. The tour begins and ends at Harpa.

The Bus runs daily, except on:

January 1st
June 17th
December 24th, 25th and 31st
Other feast days like Menningarnótt (Culture Night)

Daily

24 Hours

Audio Guide in 8 languages

Included

Hop-on, Hop- off access for 24 hours
Free WiFi available

July 2025

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

Pickup location Bus stop downtown Reykjavík

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Tips and trivia

Ronald Reagan and Michail Gorbachev met at the Höfði house in October 1986.
The Harpa concert hall also hosts gaming conventions like the Eve-Fanfest which is once a year.
The name Reykjavík means "Smoky Bay" in Icelandic, named by the first settlers who saw steam rising from the area’s hot springs and mistook it for smoke.
The vibrant colors of Reykjavík’s rooftops are not just for aesthetic appeal. Historically, the paint was leftover from the fishing industry, where the colors were used to paint buoys and boats.
Iceland’s parliament, the Alþingi, is one of the oldest in the world, established in 930 AD at Þingvellir. Today, the parliament resides in a building in central Reykjavík.
Reykjavík is one of the greenest cities in the world, with most homes and buildings heated by geothermal energy.

Additional information

For safety reasons, luggage is not allowed on the bus
The full tour takes about 80-85 minutes to complete
First departure starts from Harpa, Stop 1 at 09:30, last departure at 16:15
Runs every 45 minutes
You can hop on and hop off at any stop of your choosing, enjoying some discounts of attraction admission along the way
Bring swimwear since you may want to take a swim in a geothermal pool.
Free cancellation per email possible up to 24 hours prior to the tour.

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Attractions Highlights

Harpa Concert Hall

Harpa Concert Hall & Conference Center is Reykjavik’s cultural hub, renowned for its striking glass facade and exceptional acoustics.

Höfði House

Höfði House in Reykjavík is a significant historic site, known for the pivotal 1986 Reagan-Gorbachev summit. With scenic views, cultural heritage, and fascinati...

Althingi Parliament front exterior in summer in Reykjavik, Iceland.

Alþingi Parliament House

Althingi Parliament House in Reykjavík is Iceland’s historic legislative building and a symbol of democracy. Founded in 930 AD, it’s one of the oldest parliamen...

Hallgrímskirkja Church

Hallgrímskirkja is Reykjavík’s most famous church, known for its unique architecture and beautiful city views. Inspired by Iceland’s natural beauty, this landma...

Reykjavík Harbor

Reykjavík Harbor blends Icelandic history and modern attractions with its scenic piers and activities. From whale-watching at the Old Harbor to Northern Lights ...

Tips and trivia

Ronald Reagan and Michail Gorbachev met at the Höfði house in October 1986.
The Harpa concert hall also hosts gaming conventions like the Eve-Fanfest which is once a year.
The name Reykjavík means "Smoky Bay" in Icelandic, named by the first settlers who saw steam rising from the area’s hot springs and mistook it for smoke.
The vibrant colors of Reykjavík’s rooftops are not just for aesthetic appeal. Historically, the paint was leftover from the fishing industry, where the colors were used to paint buoys and boats.
Iceland’s parliament, the Alþingi, is one of the oldest in the world, established in 930 AD at Þingvellir. Today, the parliament resides in a building in central Reykjavík.
Reykjavík is one of the greenest cities in the world, with most homes and buildings heated by geothermal energy.

Additional information

For safety reasons, luggage is not allowed on the bus
The full tour takes about 80-85 minutes to complete
First departure starts from Harpa, Stop 1 at 09:30, last departure at 16:15
Runs every 45 minutes
You can hop on and hop off at any stop of your choosing, enjoying some discounts of attraction admission along the way
Bring swimwear since you may want to take a swim in a geothermal pool.
Free cancellation per email possible up to 24 hours prior to the tour.