Excursions/Reykjavik/Visite à pied du folklore de Reykjavik: rencontrez les elfes, les trolls et les fantômes d'Islande
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Visite à pied du folklore de Reykjavik: rencontrez les elfes, les trolls et les fantômes d'Islande

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Description

Visitez les elfes et les trolls d'Islande lors de cette promenade divertissante dans la partie la plus ancienne de Reykjavik. Si vous voulez découvrir une facette passionnante et différente de l'Islande, rejoignez-nous et visitez un elfstone dans le centre-ville de Reykjavik et promenez-vous dans deux des plus anciens cimetières de Reykjavik pour une promenade vraiment hantée. Nous vous parlerons de fantômes célèbres comme le diacre de Dark River, les monstres islandais uniques, les 13 Pères Noël ou les Yulelads islandais / Jólasveinar, et leur mère l'enfant mangeur de troll appelé Grýla . Vous obtiendrez également une introduction à la magie islandaise (comment réveiller les morts-vivants). Pendant les longues nuits d'hiver en Islande, la narration a été notre principal divertissement et environ 1 Islandais sur 10 écrit un livre au cours de sa vie, c'est donc évident... nous aimons raconter des histoires et vous ne serez certainement pas déçus en rejoignant notre marche et entendre un couple.

Options de l'excursion

Visite folklorique de Reykjavik
  • Votre introduction de 90 minutes aux mythes et folklore islandais - Elfes, Trolls, Fantômes et magie pour hanter votre séjour en Islande

Itinéraire

5 min

Rencontrez et saluez et commencez notre voyage avec les Créatures mythiques d’Islande.

10 min

Notre premier arrêt est le plus ancien cimetière d’Islande, qui date d’environ 900.

5 min

Les Trolls d'Islande n'aiment vraiment pas l'Eglise

15 min

Au 2e cimetière le plus ancien de Reykjavik, nous visitons le fantôme le plus célèbre d'Islande. Le diacre de Dark River.

10 min

Au bord du lac Reykjavik, nous entendons des histoires de monstres islandais

10 min

Nous passons devant l’hôtel de ville de Reykjavik et nous visitons parfois même la superbe carte de l’Islande où l’on discute de l’emplacement des Trolls et d’autres créatures.

5 min

Ici nous visitons les esprits islandais Guardian

5 min

Notre destination finale de la promenade mythique islandaise.

Points forts

Guide professionnel
Divertissement en direct

Ce qui est inclus

Inclus
Guide professionnel
Divertissement en direct
Non inclus
Pourboires
Prise en charge et retour à l'hôtel

Avis des voyageurs

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Informations importantes

  • Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
  • Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
  • Animaux d'assistance acceptés
  • Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
  • Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
  • Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
  • Les enfants doivent être accompagnés par un adulte
  • Fonctionne dans toutes les conditions météorologiques, veuillez vous habiller de façon appropriée
  • S'il vous plaît être à Ingolfur Square 5 minutes avant l'heure de départ

Avis(734)

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Guide34831759721
July 20, 2026
Informative and entertaining

Stefán is a master of storytelling. It was truly delightful walking with him through the city and listen to him explaining the Icelandic folklore. I would book the tour again :)

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Goran_J
July 16, 2026
Elves are, apparently, real

This was a very cool and educational experience. I love mythology and folklore and try to book a tour like this wherever I go. Even though I was already familiar with Norse mythology, I still learned quite a bit from this tour. There was some general Norse mythology stuff just as background and reference point, but the "meat" of the tour was very much Iceland specific. You would get no complaints from me if the guide just stood there and told us stories about Odin and Thor, but the very specific Icelandic flavor of the things that were discussed and the relevant locations was very much appreciated. I had no idea that Iceland had such a rich and unique folklore tradition that is very distinct from what comes to mind when you think Scandinavian folklore. The value of this tour was two fold. On the one hand, there were the cool stories and getting to know more about a fascinating culture. But that part stands on its own. We could have done this bit in the pub over a few beers (future tour idea maybe?) and I would have been happy. But the locations! The locations add a whole new aspect to this fantastic tour. I got to see more of the city proper. My lodgings were located in the touristy part of town where all the bars are, close to the big church and the rainbow street (no complaints on that front,) but I had no idea that there was a whole other part of Reykjavík that had some of the most amazing modern architecture I've seen on four continents. That should honestly just be a tour in and of itself. Love cool buildings? Let us show them to you and tell you cool facts about them! I'd book that. But I digress! We saw some really cool sites around Reykjavík. I need to come back just to see all the museums. Every stop we made had an interesting story related to it and even if it wasn't really relevant to whatever bit of cool Icelandic folklore our guide happened to be imparting to us at that moment, it still made the story better. Our guide told us about several Icelandic poems and lullabies. And then he sang them! He freaking sang them to us! How awesome is that? I'll tell you how awesome. Very bloody awesome! The tour included a visit to the local cemetery, and he showed us the graves of some of his relatives, which added a personal touch to the whole thing. At the end, we visited a secret garden. If you didn't know it was there, you'd walk right by it, none the wiser. I'm not gonna tell where it is. Book the tour and find out. Just know it's really cool. The weather wasn't exactly THE BEST for a walking tour. It was chilly, windy, and rainy. But the rain was just a light on and off sprinkle, the wind was pretty mild, and the cold was no worse than normal. It's was all in all a normal Icelandic day. I would have just preferred it if it wasn't 😀. Apparently these reviews have a character limit and I blew right past it so I had to revise my review. Long story short: if you're into mythology and folklore, book this tour. You'll learn a lot and want to learn more. Also, if you're building a road and there's a large, weird looking stone in the way, go around it. There's probably elves there, and it's better to be safe than sorry.

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aly312
July 14, 2026
Loved the myths

A fun experience that actually helped us later in our trip without the stories and myth some of the souvenirs didn’t make Sense. High energy great story telling. Saw neat parts of the city.

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SaraJK77
July 13, 2026
Looking for true Icelandic culture? Book this tour!

The Folklore walking tour was the perfect way to start our stay in Reykjavik! Our guide Stefan was very knowledgeable and a great storyteller. We saw beautiful parts of the city, including a secret garden, and heard fascinating, hilarious, and unique stories of Icelandic folklore. I appreciated that our tour was 8 people, as it made it feel very personal. Your Friend in Reykjavik and Stefan provided a wonderful experience, communicated clearly, and added personal touches that went above and beyond your average tour. We loved the recommendations provided after the tour, along with our group photo! Book this tour for a taste of true Icelandic culture in this beautiful city.

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dwbrownjr
July 2, 2026
Icelandic Folklore Brought to Life.

If you’re interested in Icelandic folklore, this tour with Stefan is a must. He is incredibly knowledgeable, fun, entertaining, personable, and wonderfully dramatic in the way he tells the stories. He took the time to ask questions and get to know everyone, making the experience feel much more personal than a typical tour. He brought Icelandic legends to life and made the history and folklore easy to imagine. We learned a lot, laughed throughout the tour, and left with a much deeper appreciation for Iceland’s culture. One of the highlights of our time in Iceland. Highly recommended!

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Z4492TCthomasm
July 1, 2026
Beautiful Lore-walk of Stones, Seas and Fire

Árni was a genuine and warm guide, showing a special passion and eloquence around the memories and lore that surrounded us in our walk - and which permeated all the places we saw more widely in Iceland. Charming, easy to talk to, and ready for all questions, a truly great companion in a rich and rewarding tour.

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A1949DKlindsayg
June 30, 2026
Thanks Árni!

Árni was a great tour guide. It was like walking with a friend. We learned a lot about the history of Iceland and heard lots of great stories about elves and trolls. A highlight was the Hólavallagarður Cemetery.

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Mary_J
June 30, 2026
A Perspective into Cultural Traditions

Dui was fantastic. He told us stories, he sang us songs, he did a phenomenal job! There wasn't a place to sit at all of our stops, so hopefully you can stand and walk for the 1.5 hours.

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Linda_K
June 27, 2026
Friends in Reykajvik

The information was nicely presented. The pace of the walking and story telling was unhurried and informative. We enjoyed the stories and singing. We appreciated the tip to visit the National Museum which we thoroughly enjoyed the following day.

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danielkB7596MO
June 22, 2026
Come for the Stories — Stay for the Trolls!

Our guide, Hrafn, was a fabulous storyteller and expert in his material!

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