Explore the best wheelchair accessible things to do in Reykjavik with our comprehensive guide! Delve into a curated list of attractions tailored for all, ensuring an unforgettable experience in Iceland's  capital city. When planning your visit to Reykjavik, accessibility is paramount to ensure everyone can fully enjoy their time here.

1. Hallgrímskirkja Church

Marvel at the iconic architecture of Hallgrímskirkja Church, with wheelchair accessible entrances and elevators providing access to its stunning interior and panoramic tower views.

2. Perlan Museum

Immerse yourself in Icelandic nature and culture at the Perlan Museum, featuring wheelchair accessible exhibits exploring glaciers, volcanoes, and the Northern Lights.

3. National Museum of Iceland

Dive into Iceland's history at the National Museum of Iceland, with wheelchair accessible galleries showcasing artifacts and exhibits tracing the country's heritage from settlement to modern times.

4. Reykjavik City Hall

Explore Reykjavik's municipal center at Reykjavik City Hall, with wheelchair accessible facilities and exhibitions offering insight into the city's governance and culture.

5. Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre

Experience world-class performances at Harpa Concert Hall, with wheelchair accessible entrances and seating available for concerts, events, and exhibitions.

6. Tjörnin Lake

Relax by the scenic shores of Tjörnin Lake, where wheelchair accessible paths lead past charming birdlife, lush greenery, and picturesque views of Reykjavik's skyline.

7. Reykjavik Art Museum

Delve into contemporary art at the Reykjavik Art Museum, with wheelchair accessible galleries showcasing Icelandic and international artists in a variety of mediums.