Young Adults Cultural Tours in Iceland
Iceland’s island status, sub-Arctic location and ‘fire and ice’ natural forces are driving factors behind the vibrant culture that greets visitors today. Guided cultural tours in Iceland for young adults from the UK help immerse you in the Icelandic way of life from the moment you arrive.
Escorted culture trips help you get to know more about the island’s early culture as well as its contemporary scene. The Skogafoss Folk Museum on the south coast has a great exhibition of folk crafts, costumes and implements as well as full-size turf dwellings to wander around. In Reykjavik, the Art Museum is well worth a visit, showing works by past and present Icelandic artists. Climb the tower at Hallgrimskirkja Church, itself inspired by the basalt columns of the Icelandic coast, for a great view over the city’s cottage-style coloured houses. If you have time, go on a food tour to help you explore Reykjavik’s cafés and restaurants and get to know its favourite dishes and beverages.
If you like learning about other ways of life, you may like to browse through our Greek culture and history trips for a chance to gain an insight into one of Europe's most important civilisations.
Iceland’s island status, sub-Arctic location and ‘fire and ice’ natural forces are driving factors behind the vibrant culture that greets visitors today. Guided cultural tours in Iceland for young adults from the UK help immerse you in the Icelandic way ... more
Iceland’s island status, sub-Arctic location and ‘fire and ice’ natural forces are driving factors behind the vibrant culture that ... more
Young Adults Cultural Tours in Iceland
Iceland’s island status, sub-Arctic location and ‘fire and ice’ natural forces are driving factors behind the vibrant culture that greets visitors today. Guided cultural tours in Iceland for young adults from the UK help immerse you in the Icelandic way of life from the moment you arrive.
Escorted culture trips help you get to know more about the island’s early culture as well as its contemporary scene. The Skogafoss Folk Museum on the south coast has a great exhibition of folk crafts, costumes and implements as well as full-size turf dwellings to wander around. In Reykjavik, the Art Museum is well worth a visit, showing works by past and present Icelandic artists. Climb the tower at Hallgrimskirkja Church, itself inspired by the basalt columns of the Icelandic coast, for a great view over the city’s cottage-style coloured houses. If you have time, go on a food tour to help you explore Reykjavik’s cafés and restaurants and get to know its favourite dishes and beverages.
If you like learning about other ways of life, you may like to browse through our Greek culture and history trips for a chance to gain an insight into one of Europe's most important civilisations.
Iceland’s island status, sub-Arctic location and ‘fire and ice’ natural forces are driving factors behind the vibrant culture that greets visitors today. Guided cultural tours in Iceland for young adults from the UK help immerse you in the Icelandic way ... more
Iceland’s island status, sub-Arctic location and ‘fire and ice’ natural forces are driving factors behind the vibrant culture that ... more