Whales of Iceland

3.8
(1,372 reviews)
Fiskislóð 23-25, 101 Reykjavík
+354 571 0077Official website
Museums
Natural History Museums
Attraction

About

Whales of Iceland is the largest whale museum in Europe, located in Reykjavík's harbour area. The museum features life-size models of 23 whale species that have been seen in Icelandic waters, as well as man-made skeletons of select whales. There is no better way to learn about whales than seeing these giants up close in full-size. You will leave with a new perspective and appreciation for these interesting and beautiful animals. Whales of Iceland is an innovative museum that features an interactive minke whale and information stands that will enhance the experience and educate visitors about each whale on display. Whales of Iceland hopes to educate and share a unique perspective of whales that can be combined with a journey to see them in their natural environment. The team behind Whales of Iceland has the utmost respect for whales and their habitat and believes that by informing guests, this respect will grow and be shared both in Iceland and abroad.

Highlights

  • Life-Size Whale Models
  • Fin Whale Theatre
  • Interactive Audio Guide
  • Free Educational Content

Must-See Areas

Fin Whale Theatre
Life-Size Whale Models
Audio Guide Station
Café

Good to Know

Good for

Families
Nature Enthusiasts
History Enthusiasts

At a glance

  • Typical visit: about 1 hour 30 minutes

Tickets & pricing

Adult

ISK 3,700

Child 7-15 years

ISK 1,850

Family (2 adults 2 children)

ISK 7,400

Children 0-6 years

ISK 0

Individual multipass

ISK 9,900

Family multipass

ISK 14,900

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