Museums
The Saga Museum, the Settlement Exhibition and the stranger ones.
The Húsavík Whale Museum
In Húsavík , you can't escape the whales. Known as being one of the best places in the world to go whale-watching, Húsavík is a former whaling town turned fishing town turned tourist town that, come…
The Phallological Museum in Husavik
In addition to being the whale-watching capital of Iceland (and the world), the small town of Húsavík has a unique claim to fame.
The Reykjavik Art Museum
Founded in 1973, the Reykjavik Art Museum (RAM) is comprised of three different museum buildings located around the city.
Culture House Museum in Reykjavik
Located in the city center of Reykjavik, the Icelandic Culture House is a one-stop shop for learning all about the history and culture of this island nation.
The Saga Museum in Reykjavik
The Saga Museum is a bit kitschy, but still worth visiting to get a deeper understanding of the sagas, the stories of Icelandic history that have been passed down for generations.
871, The Settlement Museum in Reykjavik
In 2001, as construction began on a new building in the old city center of Reykjavik, an exciting discovery was made.