The Culture Map of South Iceland

The southern part of Iceland is rich in history, art and cultural events. In the local museums and exhibitions you can find information on volcanoes, glaciers and the Icelandic biological diversity, literature and poets, Icelandic seafarers‘ history and marine biology, fishing, chess, rocks, and moss, in addition to the diverse history of various towns and villages in South Iceland. Learn about environmentally friendly hydro-power plants, the practical use of geo-thermal energy, and get familiar with what it is like to live in a geo-thermally active area. Explore local art, architecture, or maybe drop by the last cave-dwellers of Iceland.

The Culture Map of South Iceland contains an image of South Iceland and useful information about local museums and exhibitions. You can get the culture map at the local museums and exhibitions.

The Culture Map of South Iceland ensures you offers and discounts at museums and exhibitions.
The Culture Map discounts do not apply with other offers; such as group discounts.

Geothermal Exhibition at Hellisheiði

ON Power operates two geothermal power stations, Hellisheiði and Nesjavellir. Which are the largest and the second largest geothermal power stations in Iceland, respectively. The geothermal area of

Geothermal area in Hveragerdi

Right inside the town of Hveragerði is an area of hot springs from which the community derives its name (hver = hot spring). The hot springs of Hveragerði are among the most remarkable natural attractions og south Iceland. Visitors to the Geothermal Area can learn about geothermal energy and the springs, which include Eilífur, a geysir which erupts regulary, Ruslahver which has an interesting history. You can also boil an egg in the area and try the hot spring bread."

	April	May	June	July	August	September
Weekdays	09:00- 17:00	09:00- 17:00	09:00-18:00	09:00-18:00	09:00-18:00	09:00-17:00
Saturdays	Closed	09:00- 17:00*	09:00-18:00	09:00-18:00	09:00-18:00	09:00-17:00
Sundays	Closed	Closed	10:00-16:00	10:00-16:00	10:00-16:00	Closed
*From 15th May

During winter we welcome groups upon request

Telephonenumber: +354 4835062

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LÁ ART MUSEUM

LA Art Museum (Listasafn Arnesinga) in Hveragerði hosts four to five abitious exhibitions every year. The museum is open all year round.

Hveragerdi - Stone & Mineral Museum

Stop by this original exhibit to view one of Iceland's most extensive privately owned geological finds: stones, fossils, minerals and more. Four generations of family members have traveled and collect

Árnessýsla Heritage Museum in Eyrarbakki

At the Folk Museum's varied exhibitions in The House, visitors can experience past times and learn about the remarkable history of the building, which is one of the oldest in Iceland. The Eyrarbakki M

The Women's Book Lounge

The Women's Book Lounge, established in April of 2013, is an educational museum dedicated to Icelandic female writers. The lounge's objective is to preserve written works by Icelandic women; to introd

The Bobby Fischer Center

This centre houses memorabilia of the 11th World Chess Champion BOBBY FISCHER and the Selfoss Chess Club. The American Bobby Fischer became the World Chess Champion when he defeated the Soviet grandm

The Cave People

Can you imagine how it is to live in a cave? Well less than 100 years ago a normal Icelandic family did! The Caves have been renovated the way they looked when the last Cave People in Iceland lived th

Skálholt

Skálholtsskóli - the center for education, culture and dialogue of church and society - welcomes individuals and families as well as larger groups of different kinds for a longer or shorter stay all year round, offering housing accomodation and restaurant service.

LAVA Volcano & Earthquake Center

LAVA "Iceland Volcano & Earthquake Center" will reveal the epic forces of nature that shape our planet and created Iceland only 20 million years ago. LAVA is dedicated to the unique volcanoes and

Sagnheimar Folk Museum

Sagnheimar, folk museum, opened a completely new exhibition in May 2011. The aim of the new exhibition is to let visitors of all ages experience the islands history in both traditional and more untraditional ways; with photo spots, multimedia and hands-on approach to make your visit as exciting as the islands history!