Reykjavik Cruise Guide
Overview
Although it still feels like a provincial town, with its low buildings and brightly painted houses, Greater Reykjavik (including the Old Town, harbour and six surrounding municipalities) is home to three out of five Icelanders.
For the cruise passenger, there are bountiful cultural attractions, countless cafes, geothermal swimming baths and myriad day trip opportunities into the vast and wild landscape around the relatively small Icelandic capital.
Sightseeing
Highlights
• Perlan on Öskjuhlíd Hill
• Hallgrímskirkj church
• The Old Town
• National Museum
• Arbaerjarsafn open air folk museum
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Tipping: Service charges are included in most bills and extra tips are not expected.
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