Cycloisomerizations allow the generation of defined molecular complexity starting from structurally simple polyunsaturated starting materials. Iron-based catalysts are newcomers in this field of catalysis that is dominated by catalysts based mainly on palladium, ruthenium, and in particular rhodium. In this review we summarize the most important contributions in this field of catalysis. Apart from "classical" Lewis-acid activations catalysts that possess redox-active ligands are of particular interest since they open new mechanistic pathways and hence new cycloisomerization venues.