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Museums and Historic Places to Visit in Iceland
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Description |
Location |
| National Museum of Iceland |
The National Museum of Iceland showcases the history of Iceland from the Viking Age to the present day. Visitors can see artifacts such as weapons, tools, and clothing, as well as learn about the country's culture and traditions. |
Reykjavik |
| The Settlement Exhibition |
The Settlement Exhibition is an interactive museum that explores the history of Iceland's settlement period. Visitors can see the remains of a Viking longhouse and learn about the daily life of the early settlers. |
Reykjavik |
| The Icelandic Phallological Museum |
The Icelandic Phallological Museum is a unique museum that displays a collection of over 200 penises and penile parts from various animals found in Iceland. Visitors can learn about the biology and cultural significance of the male genitalia. |
Reykjavik |
| The Reykjavik Maritime Museum |
The Reykjavik Maritime Museum is located in a former fish processing plant and showcases the history of Iceland's fishing industry. Visitors can see exhibits on fishing techniques, boat building, and the lives of fishermen. |
Reykjavik |
| The Icelandic Saga Centre |
The Icelandic Saga Centre is a museum that tells the stories of Iceland's famous sagas through multimedia exhibits and interactive displays. Visitors can learn about the country's literary history and the lives of the people who inspired the sagas. |
Borgarnes |
| The Thingvellir National Park |
The Thingvellir National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was the site of Iceland's first parliament, the Althing, in 930 AD. Visitors can see the remains of the parliament buildings and learn about the country's political history. |
Thingvellir |
| The Gullfoss Waterfall |
The Gullfoss Waterfall is one of Iceland's most famous natural landmarks. Visitors can see the powerful waterfall and learn about its geological formation. |
Southwest Iceland |
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