All Year
3 Hours
Easy
Included
None
ISK 49.360
Step back more than a thousand years on a private Viking walking tour in Reykjavík. This 3-hour experience explores Iceland’s Viking heritage, Norse mythology and the stories of the people who settled Iceland.
Walk through Reykjavík with your private guide and discover how the Vikings lived, travelled and shaped Icelandic history. You will hear stories of explorers, warriors and settlers while visiting locations connected to Reykjavík’s Viking past.
Because this is a private tour, the experience is exclusively for you and your group. It offers a personal way to explore Reykjavík while learning about one of the most fascinating periods in Icelandic history.
Learn about everyday life during the Viking Age and discover how the early settlers built their lives in Iceland. Your guide will introduce you to Viking traditions, religious beliefs and the society that developed after the settlement of Iceland.
You will also hear stories from the Icelandic Sagas and learn about the voyages that took Norse explorers far beyond Iceland.
The tour brings together history and storytelling, helping you understand the people behind the legends rather than simply hearing a list of historical facts.
Viking history and Norse mythology are deeply connected. During the walk, discover stories about the beliefs and mythology that formed part of the Viking world.
Your guide will also introduce you to Iceland’s famous sagas. These remarkable stories preserve accounts of families, conflicts, journeys and events from Iceland’s early history.
Together, the sagas and mythology offer a fascinating window into the culture and beliefs of Viking Age Iceland.
A highlight of this private Viking tour is a visit to the Settlement Museum in Reykjavík.
The museum provides a closer look at Reykjavík during the Settlement Age and gives historical context to the stories you hear during your walk. Admission to the Settlement Museum is included in the tour price.
Combining the museum visit with a guided walk makes it easier to connect Reykjavík today with the Viking settlement that began more than a thousand years ago.
The tour follows a leisurely route through Reykjavík and is suitable for all ages and fitness levels.
You can meet your guide at Ingólfur Square, where the standard walking route begins. Alternatively, pickup can be arranged from selected hotels within easy walking distance in central Reykjavík.
With your own private guide, you can enjoy a more personal introduction to Iceland’s Viking history while exploring the heart of the capital.
For history lovers, families and travellers curious about Icelandic culture, this tour offers much more than a traditional Reykjavík sightseeing walk.
Discover the Viking settlement of Iceland, Norse mythology, the Icelandic Sagas and Reykjavík’s early history in one private experience.
If you are searching for a private Viking tour in Reykjavík or want to learn about Iceland’s Viking history while visiting the capital, this 3-hour walking tour offers an engaging introduction to the people and stories that helped shape Iceland.
It is a private 3-hour walking tour that explores Iceland’s Viking heritage, Norse mythology and the Icelandic Sagas. Your private guide takes you through Reykjavík while bringing the stories and history of Viking Age Iceland to life.
Yes. The tour includes admission to Reykjavík’s Settlement Museum, where you can learn more about the city during Iceland’s Settlement Age and see archaeological remains connected to Reykjavík’s early history.
Yes. This is a private experience for you and your group, giving you a more personal way to discover Reykjavík and learn about Iceland’s Viking history with your own guide.
The standard meeting point is Ingólfur Square in central Reykjavík. Pickup may also be available from selected hotels within easy walking distance in the city centre.
Yes. The tour is suitable for all ages and fitness levels. It follows a leisurely walking route and is also wheelchair and stroller accessible.
The tour introduces you to daily life during the Viking Age, Norse religious beliefs and mythology, the Icelandic Sagas and the voyages of Viking explorers. You will also learn about Iceland’s early settlers and their influence on Icelandic history and culture.
Ingólfur Square (by the pillars)
Austurstræti 4, 101 Reykjavík