The Blacksmith’s Workshop was founded in 1913 and is among the first of its kind in Iceland. It is still operating in its original shape, now as a living museum. Amazing atmos...

In an old renovated merchant’s house at the harbor in Budardalur, you can find an exhibition on Viking settlements in the west, a tourist information center, and a cozy cafe. ...

The Museum of Egill Olafs­son at Hnjot­ur in Pat­reks­fjord­ur displays a unique collection of old items from the Southern Westfjords. The museum shows the history of fishing,...

Langabud, made of logs and originally dating back to 1790, is Djupivogurs oldest building. Now renovated, it serves as a cultural center for Djupivogur, partly by housing a he...

The museum traces the history of French sailors in Iceland in an interesting and exciting way. It is situated in the French Hospital in Faskrudsfjordur, where the Icelandic An...

At the Icelandic Wartime Museum, you can travel back to the days of the 2nd World War and the military occupation of Reydarfjordur. The museum gives a vivid insight into life...

The Matthias Jochumsson Memorial Foundation is a memorial museum of the Reverend and beloved poet Matthias Jochumsson (1835-1920), best known for composing the national anthem of I...

The Pakkhus: in Olafsvík, is one of the few trade houses from the 19th century that still stands. It was built in 1844 and was put under government protection on August 31, 1970, b...