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Q: Reykjavik - Amsterdam How Can I Buy a Return Ticket?

While purchasing the first ticket, you can mark the Return button, or after purchasing one-way, you can re-enter the system and purchase the return tickets by examining the reverse route sign with the reverse route sign.

Q: How Can I Find the Cheapest Reykjavik - Amsterdam Flight Ticket?

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Reykjavik - Amsterdam Flight Information

Amsterdam Local Time

Approximate Flight Time

Approximate Flight Distance

10:52

3 hours10 minutes

2010km

Airlines Flying to Reykjavik - Amsterdam

Icelandair

Transavia Airlines

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About Reykjavik

Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland, the city closest to the poles on earth. When we look at the general population of the country, it is seen that half of it lives in this city. It is a very developed city in the field of fishing and is a very different settlement center with its islands, straits, bays and coastal areas. Despite these features, the city's climate is around -1 on average during the winter months. There is a geothermal heating system in the city as energy. Especially in cities where greenhouse cultivation is carried out, production is carried out with this heating system. For this reason, it is also the city with the cleanest air in the world. There are also many entertainment venues in the city, which is an area where festivals are always held during the summer months. You can find souvenirs in many famous stores in the shopping area.

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About Amsterdam

Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands and the country's most populous city in terms of population. It is famous for its canals and is located on the Amstel river. Most of this city, where there are more bicycles than people, is well below sea level. Boathouses, which were a necessity in ancient times, are now a way of life and it is known that more than 2500 people live in these floating houses on water. Considering its cultural structure, Amsterdam is a multilingual city and English, German, Italian, Spanish and French are also spoken. Among its most famous places is Dam Square, where there are 14000 wooden piles at the bottom of the Royal Palace. The city, which is also famous for its museums, is the fifth most tourist-attracting center in Europe.

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