Cheap Reykjavik Flights
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There are 59 flights operating between Istanbul and Reykjavik. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, London and Oslo to Reykjavik.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Reykjavik flights? In the coming 3 months: Amsterdam Reykjavik 1,693 TL, Ankara Reykjavik 5,491 TL and Athens Reykjavik 2,808 TL

Better to book your flight to Reykjavik 86 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

January and August months are the highest season for Iceland, Reykjavik. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: May and June.

Reykjavik, known as the Paris of the Polar Region with its romantic atmosphere where you can see unique landscapes, is the capital of Iceland, the land of ice. Reykjavik, one of the most vibrant and colorful cities of the country in terms of tourism, makes you forget the harsh and cold weather of the north with its colorful nightlife and dazzling Northern Lights.

Almost half of Iceland, whose population is approaching 350 thousand, lives in Reykjavik. Despite its population of 170,000, the city, which has calm and peaceful streets, arouses admiration with its magnificent waterfalls, parks that reveal the most beautiful shades of green, and regular urban planning. Reykjavik is also known as the closest capital city to the Arctic.

Reykjavik Attractions

The most popular tourist destination in Reykjavik, which stands out with its magnificent natural beauties and cultural venues, is the Blue Lagoon. Long queues can form at the door, as there is a lot of interest in this hot spring, which provides thermal pleasure even in cold weather with its waters of 37 degrees. Those who do not want to waste time waiting in this queue can purchase the entrance ticket online.

Tjörnin (The Pond), one of the most enjoyable alternatives to enjoy sunny and warm days in Iceland, is one of the meeting points of lovers in Reykjavik with its impressive city and pond view. The cute ducks swimming in the pond are among the cute details that add color to Tjörnin.

Hallgrímskirkja Church, which is famous for its architecture and magnificent city view, Reykjavik City Museum (Reykjavik City Museum), the National Museum of Iceland, founded in 1863, The Icelandic Phallological Museum, where you can find interesting information about the reproductive systems of animals, and the city's cultural and artistic life. Harpa Concert Hall, which leads the way, is among the touristic places worth seeing in Reykjavik.

The National Gallery of Iceland, which carries traces of Iceland's art life, hosts temporary exhibitions where the works of Icelandic artists are exhibited. What distinguishes this gallery from art galleries in other countries is that each exhibition held here belongs to a single artist.

How to Get to Reykjavik

Keflavik International Airport, which does not have direct flights from Turkey, can be reached via Istanbul - Oslo or Istanbul - Copenhagen. Taxi, bus or car rental options can be used to reach the city center from the airport, which is two kilometers away from Reykjavik city center.

You can have the opportunity to explore this impressive city by browsing the Reykjavik flight ticket offers.