Reykjavik Food Tour

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Duration

3 hours

Difficulty

easy

Availbility

All Year Round

Location

Reykjavík

Tour Details

Discover Reykjavík through its food on this fun and flavorful small-group walking tour.

Led by a local foodie guide, guests visit five popular restaurants in downtown Reykjavík and sample a wide range of traditional Icelandic dishes, with more than eight tastings included along the way.

Lasting around three hours, this tour is a great way to experience the city’s local food scene, learn more about Icelandic culture, and enjoy a relaxed social experience in the heart of Reykjavík.

The tour starts at Harpa Concert Hall and is designed to be personal, easygoing, and suitable for most travelers.

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Tour Includes

A local guide

Small Group Tour

5 food stops

What To Bring

Weather appropriate clothes

Please Note:

Every Day (multiple departure times to choose from)

Allergies & Dietary restrictions: We accommodate most dietary restrictions such as gluten & lactose intolerance, vegetarians & most allergies!

Meeting location: Harpa Concert Hall. Just a few minutes walking from most hotels in downtown Reykjavik

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Price:17.900 Kr

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