BSÍ Bus Terminal Reykjavík, Main bus terminal in Reykjavík, Iceland.
BSÍ Bus Terminal serves as Reykjavík's primary transportation hub, offering regional bus services, airport shuttle connections, and organized tour departures to Iceland's natural attractions and sightseeing destinations throughout the country.
Established in 1965 with the official name Bifreiðastöð Íslands, the terminal evolved from a simple automobile depot into a modern transport center reflecting the growth of Reykjavík's urban infrastructure over the decades.
The terminal historically functioned as a 24-hour nightlife venue where party-goers could purchase traditional foods like kjammi, a half-boiled sheep's head, from the now-closed Myrin Mathús restaurant during late-night hours.
Located at Úlfarsbraut 113, the facility provides luggage storage for up to 24 hours, dining services, free WiFi, and operates daily from early morning until midnight with information desks and ticketing counters available.
Adventurous diners can request the off-menu Svidakjammi, a local delicacy consisting of boiled sheep's head served with mashed potatoes and root vegetables, which maintains a dedicated following among culinary explorers.
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