Passeio a pé histórico descolado em Reykjavik - com contador de histórias local

Come hungry! Tour guide was pleasant and easygoing, food was delicious. This is well worth paying for - you will not be disappointed!

Lalli is an excellent, expressive storyteller who shared Iceland’s history in short segments as we toured the city, keeping our attention throughout the tour. His English skills are superb. And we even got to sample the famous hotdog!

The guide was knowledgeable well prepared witty and entertaining. Absolutely the best one can ask for!

Lalli did a great job. In 2 1/2 hours we got a walking tour of much of the central portion of Reykjavik, which came with an unvarnished version of 1,200 years of the history of Iceland. We walked through the Einar Jónsson sculpture garden, wandered through the streets with Lalli pointing out buildings and houses with distinctive styles. We went into City Hall, which has an amazing three-dimensional map of Iceland that is the largest map of the country in the world. Lalli pointed out the various geological features (glaciers, active volcanoes, fjords, and towns). While we were walking He also highlighted the locations of several museums and other places to visit. A very well spent morning, learning more about Iceland in general and Reykjavik’s history and development.

The Funky History Walking Tour of Reykjavik was definitely a highlight of our Iceland trip, and that's saying something in such an amazing country. I almost didn't buy tickets for our three teenage boys expecting them to be "bored" but they all said it was one of their favorite parts of the trip! The three hours literally flew by as our tour guide Lalli walked us through the history of the country and city in the most engaging way. He was truly an fantastic storyteller, spacing out the landmarks on our walk with perfect places to sit and listen, and a cliffhanger to segue into the next location keeping all ages locked in the whole time. He even included famous Icelandic hot dogs for everyone so none of our kids even had a chance to complain about being hungry. (It also helped that we had a beautiful sunny morning for walking.) I now have an even greater appreciation for this amazing country and history. I can't recommend this tour highly enough - thank you Lalli!

Lalli did a great job. In 2 1/2 hours we got a walking tour of much of the central portion of Reykjavik, which came with an unsanitized version of 1,200 years of the history of Iceland. We walked through the Einar Jónsson sculpture garden, wandered through the streets with Lalli pointing out buildings and houses with distinctive styles. We went into City Hall, which has an amazing three-dimensional map of Iceland that is the largest map of the country in the world. Lalli pointed out the various geological features (glaciers, active volcanoes, fjords, and towns). While we were walking He also highlighted the locations of several museums and other places to visit. A very well spent morning, learning more about Iceland in general and Reykjavik’s history and development.

We had a great tour with Lalli despite the terrible rain. He covered the entire history of Iceland in an entertaining storytelling manner. Tour started at the Leif Erickson statue at Hallgrimskirkja Church and ended at Bæjarins Beztar Pylsar, the oldest hot dog stand in tow, with the famous Icelandic Hotdog. This tour is well worthbit.

Lalli was awesome, he was extremely knowledgeable and answered all the questions my group had to the best of his abilities. The tour goes from Icelands beginning to the current modern history today. The traditional Icelandic hotdog was a pleasant suprise at the end also, try it with everything you will be delighted.

Our guide Lalli was knowledgeable, personable and a lot of fun. Gave us great insights into the people, culture and history of Iceland while visit places in Reykjavik we never would have seen otherwise. This was an excellent tour.

Lalli was fantastic, sharing lots of information with humor. Our family of 5 (three generations) comprised the whole group; grandparents had no trouble keeping up. Discussions of Iceland’s history was portioned out at several locations where there were opportunities to sit and listen. The 10-year-old in our party enjoyed the leisurely pace and that Lalli pointed out things that we could see—old buildings, geographic features, and places we wouldn’t have found on our own. Value was excellent: ~7,500 ISK per adult and free for kids 11 and under. We got a fantastic overview of Reykjavík.