• Ingólfur Square - We meet up at a fitting place, or the two stone pillars, the monument to the start of the Settlement of Iceland. Where did the Cats of Iceland come from?
• Lake Tjornin - We stop for a little while admiring the Reykjavik pond and its birdlife.

Just imagining how it would be a cat in those circumstances.

• Hallgrimskirkja - We pass by Hallgrímskirkja on our way to the sculpture garden of Einar Jonsson
• Kattakaffihúsið - We stop for a hot drink and Icelandic pastry, while we pet some cats
• The Einar Jonsson Sculpture Museum (Listasafn Einars Jonssonar) - Our final stop is at the Sculpture Garden of Einar Jonsson

• Tea and coffee

• Gratuities

The Tail Trails of Reykjavik

Accompany Your Buddy in Reykjavik for an Delightful Adventure as we walk through the heart of the city, focusing on our furred friends.

This is a Town Stroll where cat lovers will enjoy every bit.

We’ll be tracing the cat’s paw steps since the establishment of Iceland.

Together, we’ll dive into the legends about Cats in Iceland and globally. We’ll even delve into captivating stories from the Cat’s legendary timeline across the globe.

Our exciting journey includes a visit to Reykjavik’s singular Cat Café, a place to cuddle some cats while relishing Coffee or Warm Chocolate accompanied by traditional Icelandic sweets.

If we’re fortunate and the feline deities approve, there’s a chance we might spot some of Reykjavik downtown’s most renowned cats, Baktus, Jonsi, and Ofelia, to name just a few.

Our starting point will be the pillars at Ingólfur Square, wrapping up our tour at the Einar Jonsson’s Monument Park adjacent to Hallgrimskirkja Church.

This is a two-hour, Perfectly crafted city walk in Reykjavik designed specifically for cat enthusiasts.

• Not recommended for people with a Cat Allergy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.