Reykjavik Open Air Museum
| Reykjavík |
5 oranları
9.60/10.00 |
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+354 411 6300 |
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Shane Cahill (25.10.2017 19:37)
Brilliant museum, authentic and interesting. The turf houses were great, as was the 20th century exhibition
Brilliant museum, authentic and interesting. The turf houses were great, as was the 20th century exhibition
Will Reiher (20.10.2017 06:02)
Museum is not the right word! It's not stuffy at all. It's a hands on experience that lets you feel how the inhabitants of Reykjavik lived in the early 19th century.
Museum is not the right word! It's not stuffy at all. It's a hands on experience that lets you feel how the inhabitants of Reykjavik lived in the early 19th century.
Joanne Quinn (11.10.2017 01:36)
Very cute museum built around the more recent history of Reykjavik. Do take the staff-run tour. The workers seem to really enjoy their jobs and want to tell you all about the buildings and history. The sheep are adorable and will come to the fence for pets and love. Very glad I stopped here.
Very cute museum built around the more recent history of Reykjavik. Do take the staff-run tour. The workers seem to really enjoy their jobs and want to tell you all about the buildings and history. The sheep are adorable and will come to the fence for pets and love. Very glad I stopped here.
Dan Haug (27.09.2017 15:41)
This is a wonderful place to get a feel for Icelandic History and culture. If you can get a guided tour, do so. It is well worth it. The guides are friendly and knowledgeable.
This is a wonderful place to get a feel for Icelandic History and culture. If you can get a guided tour, do so. It is well worth it. The guides are friendly and knowledgeable.
James Hall (26.07.2017 02:00)
Great open air museum with real old buildings, some of which originally stood there, others which were relocated there. The employees are all dressed in historic clothing an will answer your questions. There are also a few animals like sheep and horses and an interactive toy exhibition for kids. You can buy candy at an old grocer's store (that does accept modern credit cards) and eat some cake at the café as well.
Great open air museum with real old buildings, some of which originally stood there, others which were relocated there. The employees are all dressed in historic clothing an will answer your questions. There are also a few animals like sheep and horses and an interactive toy exhibition for kids. You can buy candy at an old grocer's store (that does accept modern credit cards) and eat some cake at the café as well.
