Many people tend to gloss over Reykjavik using it solely as a jumping-off point for the famous Ring Road or Golden Circle. But Iceland’s capital city deserves at least a couple of days to explore its many historical, cultural, and active things to do. From street art to lagoons and the taste of the very best hot dogs, there are plenty of things to do in Reykjavik. Plus, the city center is so tiny that Reykjavik is extremely walkable – maximizing how much time you get to enjoy attractions.
Top things to do in Reykjavik
You can visit a UNESCO World Heritage Site, taste traditional Icelandic food, or appreciate Icelandic culture at Reykjavik museums. We did all of this when we visited Reykjavik for the first time. Reykjavik has enough to keep you entertained. This guide will cover all the best things to do in Reykjavik.
1. Perlan Museum
For some reason, the Perlan Museum is not one of the most popular things to do in Reykjavik. Don’t let 2023 be the year that you miss out too. This impressive glass building is a massive dome and sits hilltop in a park setting just outside the city center. The museum is a nature Exploratorium. You can learn more about Icelandic nature and science through technology and interactive exhibits. Iceland has many unique natural attractions and phenomena, so this is a top attraction for your list. Guests can enjoy an observation deck, an indoor ice cave, and a planetarium show.
When you’ve finished learning, there’s also hospitality to relax. The Perlan Museum is also home to a revolving restaurant and fancy cocktail bar. The futuristic dome has everything- what’s not to love? Grab your entrance ticket here!
2. Icelandic Phallological Museum
The Icelandic Phallological Museum is one of the most bizarre things to do in Reykjavik. Yes, you read the name correctly. This is an entire museum dedicated to ‘penises and penile parts’. The Phallological Museum is surprisingly educational, though; the specimen comes from various Icelandic land and sea mammals, including whales. The museum is a biological exhibit and stands out because of its unique focus.
Allow at least an hour or two to visit the Icelandic Phallological Museum. There are over 200 penises and penile parts on display, presented in glass columns, wall platforms, and tiny specimen jars. There’s even a mythical creatures section as a bit of extra fun. Located in central Reykjavik, the Phallological Museum is one of the most fun things to do in…
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