My husband and I really enjoyed the museum! It was so cool to see all of the historical artifacts, turf houses, etc. at this museum. We could have spent the whole day here! There's so much to look at and you can actually go into the old houses, which was really neat. We definitely recommend coming to this museum if you are in the area!! The tickets are inexpensive and you get a wonderful sense of Icelandic history.
This little place had a very interesting story inside and a few little grass houses outside to explore. Make sure to come and see it when you go see the falls. Full sized boat is a must see
Great experiencewish we had more time but time well spent. Great cafe included.
Museum is closing, private family ownership, wants to spend more time with their farming. Hope someone takes over for them because this is an excellent historical place.
Everyone should stop here, the Museum was awesome, the turf village and other buildings were so unique and well cared for, and a great opportunity to see what life may have been like. Also the lunch was delicious and the price was good too.
Masses of artifacts but lacking explanation. Could benefit from a more guided experience
Going to this great museum will be a journey back in time to experience the life of old Iceland and the people that lived here.
Very original. Nice place and mistr owner is a great person.
Very interesting musueum where we can see and learn a lot of things about the life of icelander since a long time. It's amazing to visit the village and to discover the evolution of the transport and communications There is a real viking boat very beautiful.
Nice place to visit. Very interesting for all ages.
This museum offers an incredible amount of information on a variety of topics about Iceland. I would definitely recommend it.
They have some interesting things, but I did not feel life there was a narrative. Just looking at things is not enough for the price.
I could have spent more time here. It gave us a peak into Icelandic culture and history.
The prices seemed a little high for what seemed like a self guided tour. What we saw from the parking lot was nice.
There are really three museums here. The museum of transportation has some vehicles, communication equipment, and an interesting display on early hydroelectric power generation in rural Iceland. The folklore museum has a collection of interesting artifacts from rural life in Iceland. There is also a collection of structures that show both the earliest homes built by the settlers, and some notable wooden structures built later. I highly recommend spending an hour or two here.
Several museums, each has a slightly different area of life. Overall very interesting
It's like stepping back in time. It shows the harshest of lives they lived back then. Very interesting place
The green side of Iceland. The fishermen history located at Skogar. The landscape in this area is amazing. Full of volcano rock, hills,
Very good dont miss this when you are at Skóarfoss.
It was one of the destinations on our coach trip. It lets you see what life was like. How the used to live and survive.
I truly wish we had had more time to visit this museum. They have an outstanding collection of artifacts that tell the history of Iceland. There is a good souvenir shop here as well.