Unveiling Reykjavik's Past at The Settlement Exhibition
Explore the Viking roots of Iceland at The Settlement Exhibition, an intriguing local history museum in Reykjavik, showcasing ancient artifacts and interactive displays.
The Settlement Exhibition in Reykjavik offers a captivating journey through Iceland's Viking roots, showcasing the remnants of the country's early settlements. With interactive displays and artifacts, visitors can immerse themselves in the lives of Iceland's first inhabitants.
A brief summary to The Settlement Exhibition
- Aðalstræti 16, Reykjavík, Miðborg, 101, IS
- +3544116370
- Visit website
Local tips
- Arrive early in the day to avoid crowds and have a more personal experience.
- Take advantage of guided tours for deeper insights into the exhibits.
- Check the museum's website for any special events or temporary exhibitions during your visit.
- Don't miss the multimedia presentations that provide a vivid portrayal of Viking life.
Getting There
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Walking
If you are in downtown Reykjavik, make your way to Aðalstræti street. From the Harpa Concert Hall, head west along the waterfront until you reach the main street, Laugavegur. Turn left onto Laugavegur and walk until you reach the corner of Laugavegur and Aðalstræti. Continue down Aðalstræti for about 5 minutes, and you will find The Settlement Exhibition at Aðalstræti 16.
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Public Bus
Find the nearest bus stop to your location. You can use the Strætó app to plan your route. Take bus number 1 or 15 towards BSI Bus Terminal. Get off at the stop 'Austurstræti' and walk towards Aðalstræti. The Settlement Exhibition is a short walk from there, located at Aðalstræti 16. Look for signs pointing to the museum.
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Bicycle
If you have rented a bicycle, head towards the city center. From the central area, cycle towards Laugavegur street and then continue to Aðalstræti. Follow Aðalstræti for about 5 minutes, and you will arrive at The Settlement Exhibition located at Aðalstræti 16. There are bike racks available for parking.