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While public transportation is available, renting a car gives you the mobility to explore Akureyri and its surroundings at your own pace. Major car rental companies are available at Akureyri's airport and in the city center, offering a range of vehicles that can be booked online.
Street parking in Akureyri is generally free, although some areas require payment between 10:00 and 16:00. Private parking lots are also available throughout the city.
Iceland's roads are well-maintained and generally easy to navigate. The speed limit in urban areas is usually 50 km/h, while outside the cities it ranges between 80 km/h and 90 km/h. Always check the local regulations and weather forecast before hitting the road.
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Lava Centre | An interactive museum explaining Iceland's volcanic activity. |
Laufás | A historic turf house museum showcasing old Icelandic culture. |
Goðafoss Waterfall | One of the most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland, known as the 'waterfall of the gods'. |
Akureyri experiences a subarctic climate characterised by mild summers with temperatures up to 15°C and cold winters with temperatures ranging from -1°C to -10°C. The city's unique climate conditions also make it one of the best places in Iceland to witness the magical Northern Lights.
Iceland’s official currency is the Icelandic króna (ISK). Credit cards are widely accepted in Iceland, including at gas stations and supermarket chains. However, having some cash on hand is advisable when visiting remote areas.
While exploring Akureyri, also consider side trips to nearby destinations. The charming fishing town of Dalvik, known for its great whale watching tours, and Húsavík, the 'Whale Capital of Iceland', are both within a short driving distance.