Honestly, save your money unless you're excruciatingly bored or curious. The best part of the museum was a short 8 minute film with a historical explanation accompanied by dramatization. There were some interesting displays of minerals and rocks. And a couple old bits of wood. The gift store possessed for sale authentic icelandic sweaters and a few other trinkets and handmade crafts from iceland. All in all I was very disappointed in the displays and lack of information. It is wheel chair accessible, washrooms available, has student discounts, and took about 10 minutes to go through. If you read every single word, it would take maximum an hour. It was open on a Sunday and run by volunteers. Low stars because it lacked a lot of information that could be in there and costs far too much for what you get.