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Exploring Reykjavik in Winter
Northern lights, hidden folklore and Iceland’s unique capital
Adventure without leaving the city
Reykjavik is unlike any other capital city in Europe. In winter, its streets are dusted with snow, the skies glow with the aurora, and adventure begins just minutes from the harbour. You don’t need to travel far to experience Iceland’s natural wonders, cultural quirks and rich mythology – but with the Golden Circle and other landmarks close by, you can extend your trip with ease.
Seeing the aurora in Reykjavik
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Exploring Reykjavik on foot
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Culture, science and nature
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Iceland’s unique beer culture
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Must-visit destinations just outside Reykjavik
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Final thoughts
Reykjavik in winter is an adventure in itself. Northern lights, folklore, ice caves and craft beer are all within reach without leaving the capital, while the Golden Circle adds world-class natural wonders to any itinerary.
If you’re planning a winter trip to Iceland, make sure you’re prepared for the cold and ready for short daylight hours. For advice on clothing and equipment, visit us in store before you travel.
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