Reykjavik City Attractions — Perlan, FlyOver Iceland & Sightseeing Compared
When the weather turns or you want to stay in town, Reykjavik's indoor attractions deliver — Perlan's nature exhibits, the FlyOver Iceland ride, the Lava Show, and the all-in City Card.
Available
5 options
Avg. rating
4.7 - 1,679 reviews
From
$3973 ISK
Cancellation
Free up to 24h before
Reykjavik City Attractions: what to know before booking
When the weather turns or you want to stay in town, Reykjavik's indoor attractions deliver — Perlan's nature exhibits, the FlyOver Iceland ride, the Lava Show, and the all-in City Card.
- Availability
- 5 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $3973 ISK before checkout fees.
- Rating signal
- Compared options average 4.7 stars across 1,679 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Attractions across central Reykjavik; Perlan sits on Öskjuhlíð hill, a short ride from downtown
- Best time
- A good rainy-day or short-night plan when outdoor tours are weathered out
- Ticket note
- City Card is valid for its stated 24/48/72-hour window; ride and show tickets are time-stamped
Reykjavik City Attractions in Reykjavik
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Everything you should know before you book
Reykjavik packs its headline attractions into a compact, walkable centre. Perlan, the glass-domed museum on a hilltop, has a real indoor ice cave, a planetarium aurora show, and a viewing deck over the city and bay. FlyOver Iceland is a flight-simulator ride that sweeps you over the country's volcanoes, glaciers, and coastlines.
The Reykjavik City Card bundles museums, pools, and bus travel if you're staying a few days. For a quick orientation, the hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus links the main sights, and the Magic Ice Bar — sculpted entirely from ice — makes an easy evening stop.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Reykjavik City Card worth it?
Yes if you'll visit several museums and the thermal pools and use the city buses over 24–72 hours — it bundles them at a discount on a single pass.
What's at Perlan?
A real indoor ice cave, a planetarium-style Northern Lights show, nature exhibits, and an observation deck with panoramic views over Reykjavik and the bay.
Is FlyOver Iceland good for kids?
Yes — it's a short, gentle flight-simulator ride over Iceland's landscapes that suits most ages, though there's a minimum height requirement.