Akureyri Museum — Attraction in Akureyrarbær

WARNING!!! DO NOT WALK IN ANY OF BUILDING IN THE AREA if you just hanging in around.

No sign No Office people Shame on this museum people!!!

We were buying magnets in the museum , the reception told we have to pay 2500/ per person for the entering the black house. We explained we didn’t know we have to pay the tickets for 1 min around , no machine or counter. I don’t think this is fair!

If there was a sign about paying, no one will walked in free, doesn’t make sense, how come we walked around without people stopping us, clearly the staff were playing phones and chatting away. People should pay decent money with decent people.

I strongly suggest the Council should check cctv and tell us who were lying about it. I don’t mind coming the Iceland for justice, if they ask.

By the way , 7500 isk for one minute walked around, please think twice before u walk into the historical place where is no staff to greeting you.

I also feel bad for Nonnis who deserve better staff to...

Great little museum that offers a rich and immersive experience into the local history and culture. This museum provides visitors with an in-depth look into the past, showcasing a variety of artifacts and exhibits that capture the essence of life in North Iceland through the ages.

One of the highlights of the Akureyri Museum is its extensive collection of antiques. The museum features detailed displays that recreate historical settings, providing a vivid picture of how people lived and worked in the past, each artifact tells a story.

Overall, the Akureyri Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in history and culture. It offers a well-rounded and engaging experience that both educates and entertains. Whether you are a history buff, a cultural enthusiast, or simply curious about the past, the Akureyri Museum is sure to leave a lasting...

At first I was not too impressed with the museum.paid 1700kr and the first floor of photographs of the industries that used to be in Akureyri and the Icelandic music scene not that interesting for a tourist. However the exhibition downstairs is much better showing the fishing industry, building recreations, old photographs etc. In addition you get to see the historic church and Nonni's house which are nearby. It's worth a short walk up the street to see the restored old houses too. So in the end I was happy...