We meet up outside Hlöllabátar, facing Ingólfstorg Square and the two tall stone pillars
We meet up outside Hlöllabátar, facing Ingólfstorg Square and the two tall stone pillars. CenterHotel Plaza is to your right. Benches, tables, and a covered ceiling make it a comfortable spot to wait.
Our expert local guides usually wear a light blue jacket
The meeting point on google maps:
first stop is at Gyllti Kötturinn
There we try to spot Baktus the Cat, probably the second most famous Cat of Iceland (After the Christmas Cat of course)
We walk to a bookstore to look for the Christmas Cat
Legend tells us that the Christmas Cat can sometimes be found in this excellent downtown book store
We visit a hidden garden and learn about Cat's in Icelandic Folklore
We check out the Reykjavik Pond
Nestled in the heart of Reykjavik lies Tjörnin, affectionately dubbed the Reykjavik Pond—a serene sanctuary amidst the city's vibrant rhythm.
Here, the tranquil waters weave stories of everyday life as locals and visitors mingle, sharing moments of quiet reflection and joy.
With its graceful swans and the gentle buzz of nature, Tjörnin offers a serene respite, inviting all to unwind in its soothing embrace.
The backstreets of Reykjavik, checking out cats
We continue our stories about Cats, through history.
The Reykjavik Kattakaffihusid
Welcome to the Reykjavik Kattakaffihusid, where feline fanatics and caffeine addicts unite for the purrfect blend of cuddles and coffee!
This isn't your average cuppa—it's served with a side of whiskers and whimsy.
Get ready to paws for a moment and sip your meow-cha while being surrounded by the ultimate moggy madness.
Whether you're a cat whisperer or just a casual cat-ffeine seeker, this spot promises a latte of fur-bulous fun and paws-itively delightful company. It's not just a cafe—it's a paw-some playground for cat and coffee enthusiasts alike!
We have to check out some Reykjavik Cat related goods
We visit a store that offers beautiful Cat Related designs
We pass by Hallgrímskirkja Church
Welcome to Hallgrimmskirkja, Reykjavik's architectural giant that screams "I'm the tallest kid on the block!"
Our guides know all the juicy, fun tales about this iconic landmark.
We'll make sure your visit isn't just about ogling at the grandeur; we'll throw in some quirky stories to keep you entertained.
Get ready to laugh, learn, and maybe even strike a pose like a Viking conqueror at the top!
Who said sightseeing can't be a barrel of laughs?
Our Final stop is at the Sculpture Garden of Einar Jonsson
There are some cat related sculptures in the Garden and if we are furr-tunate enough we will see some downtown cats there.
