Reykjavik Park & Zoo

News & events

Educational program

There are courses on offer for kindergartens and primary schools, either in the form of guided tours or hands on learning. We really encourage teachers to actively take part on class trips and be readily accessible to the zoo’s staff. We therefore ask teachers to prepare well for their visit, so that the field trip can be as productive as possible education-wise.

Explore the park

On the map you can see the layout of Park and zoo. In the Zoo section you will find Icelandic animals along some exotic ones from around the world. In the Park section you find all kind of fund rides. The bigger attractions are open all days during the summer and on weekends on autumn and spring as long as weather permits. Other attractions are open all year round. Cafeteria is open every day.

Admission

Entrance fee

Description

Price (ISK)

Children 0-5

Free

Children 6-12

1.170

13 years and older

1.700

Pensioners and people with disability

Free

Terms of use of Annual Passes and Clip Cards

Children under 18 years

With one extra you can offer one guest each visit
it is also possible to buy more then one.

Access cards are not included in the price of annual passes or clip cards, although the same cards are used in the Reykjavik Swimming Pools and the beach or “Ylströnd”. Customers can purchase an access card that works for the swimming pools, the beach and the park and zoo. The admission to each attraction (swimming pools, beach or the park) must be paid for at each location. Customers only need to purchase one access card and if a card is misplaced, customers must purchase a new one.

Annual Pass (single)

17.000

Annual Pass Offer (2 adults-4 children) *

33.950

Extra on Annual Pass **

17.000

Clip Card – 10 times (6-12 years)

9.300

Clip Card – 10 times (13-over)

13.600

Access card children

565

Access card adult***

940

Attractions

Attractions that requires staff are open every day of the week starting June 1st to 18th of August.
From 19th of August some will be open on weekends till fall from 12 to 17.

Updated on 12.8. Subject to change

How do I get to the park?

Bus

Buses that stop near the park are routes 2, 5, 15 and 17 at the intersection of Suðurlandsbraut and Vegmúli - a stop called Laugardalshöll.

Private car

The family and petting zoo is located in Laugardalur and shares parking with the Ice Rink, where free parking is available.

Cycle or walk

Laugardalurinn is a fun walking and cycling area in the center of the city. Bicycle racks are at the entrance to the park.

Important notes

Visitors are not allowed to bring pets to the Park and Zoo, dogs are allowed on certain days. All traffic on bicycles, scooters, skates, skateboards and other such vehicles is not permitted for visitors within the park. This does not apply do scooters and balancebikes for 5 years old and younger.