Spring over linjen: Billet til Nationalmuseet i Island
Beskrivelse
Islands Nationalmuseums permanente udstilling, Making of a Nation - Heritage and History in Iceland, er styret af spørgsmålet: Hvad gør en nation? Det giver indblik i den islandske nations historie fra bosættelsen til i dag. Udstillingen er tænkt som en rejse gennem tiden: Den begynder med skibet, hvori middelalderlige bosættere krydsede havet til deres nye hjem, den ender i en moderne lufthavn, islændingenes port til verden.
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Vores gæster er velkommen til at besøge det gamle hjem af Kulturhuset (Safnahus) gratis.
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Anmeldelser(102)
Mind blowing artifacts. The amount of history that is here was hard to wrap my head around! The ancestors of Iceland are truly strong and brave people
Very good exhibition of historical value to the region. Helps understand Icelandic past to present. Ended up not using audio opting for reading at each display since numbered exhibits didn’t flow well so spent too much time finding next “exhibit” in order.
History museum in Iceland with heavy focus on religion
Great exhibits showing the history of Iceland, from first settlements to modern day.
Staff is wonderful at this hotel. Very helpful and friendly. Hotel is close to activities. They have a great breakfast.
Avoid!!!!!What a rubbish for £20. Nothing about vikings. The worst musiam i ever been.Avoid, you won't learn anything
An interesting museum focusing on the settlement and history of Iceland with lots of ancient artefacts and Iceland's progression from pagan to Lutheran.
All sorted within minutes. Reasonable pricing, very easy and prompt. Practically I had the tickets the minute I pressed the pay button
A great experience with lots of interesting artefacts. A great place to learn about Iceland’s history! Very quiet so pleasant and relaxed.
Very sad museum in an anonymous facility in Reykjavik. Despite being one of the few things to do indoors in the city, the national museum was just disappointing. We expected at least a nice plan dedicated to Viking culture with costumes, weapons and reconstructions, but nothing interactive or even the slightest bit exciting. Really excessive price for what is proposed.
