Is Reykjavik a big city?

Iceland's capital city Reykjavik. Photo by Tim Graham. Iceland’s capital Reykjavik is home to just 233,000 people, just over half of which live in the city proper. Despite being a small city on the world scale, Reykjavik punches way above its weight due to its capital city status.

How do I get to Reykjavik from Iceland?

As Iceland is an island, there are limited ways to reach it - the primary method being flights to Reykjavik. There is a small domestic airport in Reykjavik, and international flights from North America and Europe arrive at Keflavik International Airport.

Where to visit in Iceland?

Visit Reykjavik is the official destination marketing office for the Capital of Iceland. Find out more about Reykjavik on their website. Downtown Reykjavík is Iceland's nucleus of Iceland's culture and arts scene. By day, the café culture rules supreme, with the lively hum of conversations.

Why should you get a Reykjavik City card?

Get the Reykjavik City Card and enjoy discounts and free entry to museums. The card allows you to take advantage of the many galleries, museums, restaurants, cafes, swimming pools, and buses in the city. Choose from a 24-, 48-, or 72-hour card, or a Children’s Card for your kid.