Learn about how Icelanders lived in the past with our Skógar Museum Ticket. You'll be able to explore the museum's three open-air exhibitions at your own pace and have fun as a family.
Skógar Museum Ticket
The Skógar Museum houses several open-air buildings which show visitors how Icelanders lived in the past. During your visit, you'll be able to see the houses and work tools, as well as learning how people used to fish, earn a living and spend their free time.
Your ticket will grant you access to the technical museum, the folk museum and the open-air museum. You'll also be able to wander through the three enclosures that show the different periods of Icelandic architecture, from the famous sod-roofed houses to churches and schools from the early 20th century.
This experience is ideal for all ages, as the youngest visitors can learn about Icelandic history through the large collection of artefacts, cars and tools belonging to local families.
Opening hours
The Skógar Museum is open every day of the year during the following opening hours:
- June to August: From 10 am to 6 pm.
- September to May: From 11 am to 4 pm.
Reduced fare
Retirees, people over 67 years old, students under 25 years old and disabled persons are entitled to a reduction in the general ticket price. If you are eligible for the reduced fare ticket, you'll need to show some sort of proof or accrediting documentation at the ticket offices.
