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 A special Map Shop has been set up at the Iðnú Bookstore at Brautarholt 8 in Reykjavík, where customers can browse the multitude of maps offered by Ferðakort. All of the company’s new maps, as well as older maps published by the National Land Survey of Iceland, can be purchased either folded or flat. The store is open weekdays from 9-17 except Fridays when it closes at 16. Welcome.
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Touring Maps 1:250 000 - Section Maps of Iceland |
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A new edition of five touring maps that cover the country on a scale of 1:250 000, with shading and contour lines at 50-m intervals, has been published. These maps contain a wealth of user-friendly road-system data and practical information, and are conveniently folded for easy use when travelling.
New edition 2013.
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Wall Maps Iceland 1:250 000, 1:350 000 and 1:500 000 |
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Ferðakort has published a high-quality general wall maps of Iceland in scale of 1:250 000, 1:350 000 og 1:500 000. The maps are in a number of sizes and versions: paper, laminated, framed magnetic-board and foam-board or on an aluminium board. The wall maps can be purchased in IÐNÚ Bookstore at Brautarholt 8.
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 The Touring Map on a scale of 1:500 000, the most popular and best-selling map of Iceland over the past 25 years, is regularly reviewed and updated. The map is on a single sheet (78 x 110 cm), and contains extensive information for travellers, for example about the road system, road distances and road numbers. The Touring Map is in conveniently folded, and includes a place-name index with over 3000 entries.
New edition 2013.
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  Ferðakort publish two high-quality Map Books. The Road Atlas on a scale of 1:200 000 is an informative, large-format book with a spiral binding that can be folded into a box for easy handling when travelling. The Road Atlas on a scale of 1:500 000 is in a small, convenient format and includes various practical theme maps. Great travel companions.
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  Special Maps cover well-known and popular tourist destinations in Iceland, and contain valuable information about landscapes, interesting sites and hiking and bridle paths. The best-known maps in this category are Hornstrandir, Húsavík-Mývatn, Skaftafell, Westman Islands, Þórsmörk-Landmannalaugar and The Golden Circle - Gullfoss - Geysir - Þingvellir. The newest maps in this category, Snæfellsnes - Borgarfjörður and Akureyri - Mývatn - Húsavík - Ásbyrgi, have been released 2011.
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 Wide selection of maps from Maps international. World maps and maps of each continent. Many sizes and types including political and physical maps with flags of all countries.
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