Reykjavik: Saga Museum Entry Ticket

Capital Region of Iceland, Reykjavik



Experience the Icelandic sagas like never before. Wake up all your senses by stepping into this waxwork museum covering the earliest settlers in Iceland.

Viking Wax Museum Experience in Reykjavik

This interactive Viking wax museum in Reykjavik suits history enthusiasts and families interested in Icelandic culture and sagas.

Description

Explore Icelandic history through 20 exhibits in a 35-minute audio-guided tour at this realistic Viking wax museum. Begin with the earliest settlers, the Papar, and learn how Reykjavik got its name. Discover the voyage of Leif the Lucky to America and the founding of Iceland’s Parliament.

Continue into the Saga age, when Iceland’s stories were recorded, and understand the civil war era. The tour ends with insights into the Reformation and the last Catholic Bishop of Iceland. After the tour, try authentic Viking costumes and weapons in the fully equipped dress-up area.

Highlights

  • Learn about Iceland’s history from early settlement to Reformation
  • See life-like Viking wax figures illustrating Icelandic sagas
  • Listen to traditional tales narrated in 7 languages
  • Dress in authentic Viking clothes and handle replica weapons

Includes

  • Entrance fee
  • Audio guides with headsets in English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Swedish, and Icelandic
  • Text guides in Polish and Italian
  • Parking
  • Lockers

Excludes

  • Pickup and drop-off
  • Food and drinks

Important Information

  • This museum may not be suitable for sensitive children

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, visit during quieter weekday hours and wear comfortable shoes. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Reykjavik Saga Museum is an interactive Viking wax museum showcasing Icelandic history through 20 detailed exhibits with an audio-guided tour.
The Saga Museum is located in Reykjavik, near the waterfront area, making it accessible for visitors exploring the city.
The audio-guided tour at the Saga Museum lasts approximately 35 minutes.
The Saga Museum is suitable for history enthusiasts and families interested in Icelandic culture and Viking sagas.
Yes, the museum offers an engaging experience suitable for families and children interested in Viking history.
The museum covers early Icelandic settlers, the Viking age, the founding of Iceland’s Parliament, and the Saga age including the civil war era.
Yes, the Reykjavik Saga Museum provides audio guides in several languages for a comprehensive experience.
It is recommended to book tickets in advance to ensure entry, especially during peak tourist seasons in Reykjavik.
Check the official website for current opening hours and seasonal variations in Reykjavik.
Photography policies vary; visitors should check the museum’s rules on photography before their visit.

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