At the shark museum, you can learn about the habits and biology of the Greenland shark and the seafarers who risked their lives hunting it. Try a bit of shark, best washed down with a nice portion of...

The East Iceland Technical Museum is housed in two historic buildings in Seydisfjordur.   The old mechanical workshop traces the development of technological innovations during the period 1880-1960...

At the Bobby Fischer Center, you can find items related to the great chess genius Bobby Fischer on display. He became the World Champion in Reykjavik 1972 when he won the Soviet champion Boris Spassky...

Borgarfjordur Museum has a unique exhibition “Children Throughout a Century” which is centered on the life and surroundings of children in Iceland in the 20th century. The photographs are presented in...

The Aviation Museum of Iceland first opened its doors to the public on the 1st of May 1999. It is located in a large hangar at Akureyri airport. There are various kinds of airplanes, big and small, as...

The East Iceland Maritime museum mostly exhibits objects and utensils relating to fishing and seafaring in general. It also displays various reminders of local trade, industry, and medicine from times...

The Vintage Auto Museum in Skagafjordur formally opened on June 26th, 2004. Today, the museum has on exhibition 97 vehicles; cars, bus, motorcycles, snowmobile, agricultural machinery, small gyrocopte...

The Sheep Farming Museum is an interesting and entertaining exhibition about the Icelandic sheep and sheep farming. The exhibition focuses on providing diverse entertainment for all ages. The children...

What is the Settlement Center?   Based in two of Borgarnes’s oldest buildings, the Settlement Center is devoted to recreating Iceland’s earliest days, including one of the best-known heroes of the Ice...

The Husavik Whale Museum was founded in 1997. The aim of the museum is to convey knowledge and information about whales in an entertaining and interesting way and is one of few museums in the world so...