Laugavegur is the main shopping street in central Reykjavik and one of the oldest streets in the city. It runs through the old 101 district and is the busiest stretch in town.
The main street of Reykjavik
Most of the walkable centre sits within a few minutes of the street. The street is part of central Reykjavik described in Reykjavik in one day.
Shops, food, and the rainbow street
Along it are shops, wool and design stores, bookshops, cafes, bars, and restaurants. It connects to Skolavordustigur, a side street painted in rainbow colours that leads up to the Hallgrimskirkja church. The street and the ones around it hold much of the city's nightlife.
Walking Laugavegur and Reykjavik tours
It is pedestrian-friendly, and parts are closed to cars in summer. It links the centre toward the harbour and the main square. You can compare Reykjavik tours to see the current options.
Prepare for the conditions
If Laugavegur Shopping Street in Reykjavik is part of your plans, use the Iceland Packing List to prepare for Iceland's changeable weather and time outdoors.
