Iceland trip planner

An extensive art museum, with exhibits of international artwork in various mediums ranging from painting to film.

Situated on a hill, this large church towers over the city. It houses a massive organ and a variety of interesting artwork.

The world's northernmost botanical gardens are home to a surprisingly extensive variety of plant life.

Stroll through this busy city and take in all of its amazing sites and attractions, including world's class museums and gorgeous gardens.

Explore this lovely town and get to know the legend of its founding, enjoy its rich culture and warm atmosphere.

Located in a well maintained farm house from the mid-19C, this museum displays typical Icelandic household items from that time.

Get to know this beautiful town and its interesting history. Relax in a cafe and enjoy the charming local culture.

Learn all about the history of the region in this excellent museum that depicts life in one of the most isolated areas in Iceland.

Stroll through this amazing harbor town and take in the incredible views that make the area famous.

Wander the streets of Husavik and get to know the local fishing culture in this bustling small town.

Dedicated to culture and biology, this museum features a stuffed polar bear and ancient boats.

An excellent museum, dedicated to educating the public about whales and dolphins through interactive exhibits.

Wander through this lovely town, and admire the old wooden houses, unique to the region.

Home to a huge collection of stuffed animals, including a prized polar bear.

An outdoor museum made up of old wooden houses, dedicated to depicting the hard lives and methods of old time fishermen.

An extensive museum dedicated to Iceland's fishing history, with exhibits ranging from model ships to old photographs.

Wander through this lovely town, enjoy the amazing views and learn about the fascinating history of fishing in the region.

Dedicated to the life and works of the famous Icelandic writer Halldor Laxness, this museum is located in his former home.

Wander through this unique town, which has managed to retain much of its breathtaking nature.

A museum dedicated to the works of Icelandic sculptor Einar Jonsson, famous for his imaginative fantastic artwork.

The largest church in Iceland, it also features an observation tower which offers the best views of Reykjavik and the mountains.

With the largest art collection in Iceland, this museum is housed in three buildings with a wide range of every type of art.

Tour the building or book a show in this large and unique concert hall, with shops and restaurants inside as well.

Stroll through the amazing capital city and get to know Iceland's amazing rich culture and history.

Home to an excellent collection of Icelandic art, this museum also holds an international collection that they rotate by season.

Learn all about Iceland's culture and history in this excellent museum, which exhibits life in Iceland since 800 AD.

Located in the library, the museum exhibits the works of Icelandic photographers, including Ragnar Axelsson.

Dedicated to the history of Iceland, this museum collects and analyzes artifacts to further knowledge of life from 800 AD to today.

See history come to life through silicone figures of historical Icelandic people, clothing, and tools.

Fun for both adults and children, this zoo and park houses a nice collection of animals and a range of activities.

Get to know this charming town and its long and interesting history.

Explore this spooky museum and learn all about the traditional ghost stories of Iceland's past.

Get to know the history of this old town and check out the old wooden houses, once occupied by the 19C fishermen.

Dedicated to the development of technology, focusing 1880-1950, this excellent museum also serves as the local heritage center.

Stroll through this quaint picturesque village and enjoy its authentic small town charm.

One of Iceland's most active volcanoes is a popular destination for hiking, skiing, and other winter sports.

A shallow lake surrounded by land forms made from lava, Mytvan is a great place to see flora and fauna unique to the region.

Translated to "waterfall of the gods," this amazing waterfall is one of Iceland's largest and most impressive.

This famous valley is home to some of Iceland's most remarkable sites, including geysers, smaller hot springs, mud pots, and more.

Check out Europe's largest glacier, volcanoes, rivers, and some of the most beautiful nature in Iceland at this national park.

One of the biggest waterfalls in Iceland, Skogafoss drops 200 ft. According to legend, there is Viking treasure hidden behind it.

The only art museum outside of the Capital Region, it houses a range of artistic media by Icelandic and international artists.

Visitors of all ages fall in love with this interactive puppet museum, which also serves as a puppet theater.

A fun playground for children, designed and built by by Bjorn Gudmundsson and constructed exclusively from recycled materials.

At 20m high, this distinct town landmark overlooks the harbor and welcomes the fishermen home from a day at sea.

Dedicated to exploration, this museum features a number of interesting exhibits, including the Apollo geology training in Iceland.

An interactive museum, dedicated to the history of Icelandic pop and rock music, where visitors can even try out some instruments.

An excellent museum dedicated to Viking history, which even features a replica of a viking ship that has made ocean journeys.

Follow the giant footprints - visit the Giantess, an Icelandic "troll" who makes lifelike sounds as she sleeps in her rocking-chair.

With several heated pools, saunas, and activities for children, this water park promises to be enjoyable for everyone.