The permanent exhibition at Reykjavik’s National Museum tells the entire story from settlement to the present-day, making great use of various archeological finds, as well as historic photos.

More Reykjavik: This city is home to numerous museums, including the National Museum of Iceland, Reykjavik Maritime Museum, the Icelandic Punk Museum and the Phallological Museum, among others.

Sigur Rós’ Jónsi Has Flooded the Reykjavík Art Museum with Emotion “Jónsi: Flóð,” the musician's first solo exhibition in Europe, is an immersive experience that fuses sound, light and ...

There’s a few: the small-but-filled Saga Museum (about Iceland’s first settlers) is Viking-tastic, but to fully understand how Iceland nation was shaped by the ocean, dive into the Reykjavik ...

The Maritime Museum is on Reykjavik’s waterfront. On Reykjavik’s waterfront visitors can wade through the history of the vibrant fishing industry at the heart of the nation’s economy.

The Icelandic Coastguard donates a device used to damage fishing nets to Hull Maritime Museum.

The permanent exhibition at Reykjavik’s National Museum tells the entire story from settlement to the present-day, making great use of various archeological finds, as well as historic photos.