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Whales of Iceland is one of the most comprehensive and engaging whale museums in the world. Located in Reykjavík's Grandi Harbour District, this fascinating museum offers a unique and educational glimpse into the world of whales. Featuring life-size replicas of various whale species, including the massive blue whale, the museum provides a truly awe-inspiring experience.
Visitors can learn about the ...
The Lava Show in Reykjavík is one of the most unique and mesmerizing geological demonstrations in the world. This captivating performance offers a rare and safe opportunity to witness the power and beauty of molten lava. Located in Reykjavík, the Lava Show recreates a volcanic eruption, showcasing real lava flowing, glowing, and hardening before your very eyes.
The show combines fascinating scientific ...
FlyOver Iceland is one of the most technologically advanced and immersive flight simulation experiences in the world. Located in Reykjavík's Grandi Harbour District, this state-of-the-art attraction takes you on a breathtaking virtual journey over Iceland's stunning landscapes.
Using a giant spherical screen, motion seats, and special effects like wind, mist, and scents, FlyOver Iceland creates a truly ...
A new and interesting museum which displays the best of Icelandic nature. Featured are Icelandic mammals, shellfish, birds, insects, and a stone collection as well as specimens of East Icelandic flora. ...
The Wilderness Centre is a centre of recreation. Experience a visually stunning exhibition where you can walk into the adventures of the Icelandic wilderness and be touched by the dramatic struggle between the forces of nature and the Icelander’s fight to survive. A cosy homestyle kitchen offers local food, and there are several options for accommodation.
Riding, hiking, or biking along the nearby river ...
The old church at Reykholt was built between 1886 and 1887 and was restored as close to its original form as possible between 2001 and 2006. It is situated at Snorrastofa, the former residence of Iceland‘s most important saga writer, chieftain and poet, Snorri Sturluson. His works includes the Prose Edda, Gylfaginning, and Heimskringla. Reykholt Church is beautifully proportioned, with fine ornaments at ...
The main exhibition of Ólafsdalur are the recently found remains of a Viking longhouse from the 9th-10th century. Ólafsdalur is a small valley, surrounded by high mountains, where the first agricultural school in Iceland was established in 1880. The exhibition features a beautiful school building from 1896 and the remains of buildings and man-made structures from 1880-1900, as well as interesting walking ...
