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Suðurgötu 41
101 Reykjavík
Iceland -
+354 5 30 2200
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Neighborhood :
City (South)
http://www.natmus.is - Mon to Sun from 10:00 AM to 05:00 PM
The National Museum of Iceland is the definitive historical and archeological museum of Iceland, illustrating the cultural tradition of this cold country's thousand years of settlement. It has recently undergone a sweeping renovation, and reopened its doors to the public in September of 2004. The new permanent exhibit, titled 'Making of a Nation - Heritage and History in Iceland', depicts the history of Iceland, commencing from when the medieval settlers first arrived here, to the modern day.
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“Free admissions on Wednesdays!”
The history of the island is all in here. It so happened that we came on Wednesday and admission fee was zero. Which , of course, they didn't m...
“Very interesting museum”
I agree with previous reviewers and I don't have much to add except that the museum has a nice "hands on" part where children can dress up, dra...
“Interesting collection of historical artifacts”
Finally re-opened after several years, the newly remodeled National Museum provides a good overview of the history of Iceland from the Settleme...
“Wonderful History Museum for English-Only Visitors”
The National Museum is a great place to visit if you have an interest in the history of Iceland. I was able to easily follow the sequentially n...
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