Saga Museum Entrance Tickets | Explore Icelandic Viking History in Reykjavík

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Duration

1 hour

Difficulty

Easy

Group Size

Admission Ticket

Available

All year

Minimum age

No minimum age

Pick up / Self Drive

Self Drive

Languages

English

Location

Reykjavik

Start date

Every day

Duration

1 hour

Difficulty

Easy

Group Size

Admission Ticket

Available

All year

Minimum age

No minimum age

Pick up / Self Drive

Self Drive

Languages

English

Start Date

Every day

Location

Reykjavik

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Highlights

  • Saga Museum Entrance Ticekts

About Tour

Step back in time and experience Iceland’s rich Viking heritage at the Saga Museum, one of Reykjavík’s top historical attractions. Located in the heart of the city near the Old Harbour, the museum brings Iceland’s most dramatic and significant historical events to life through incredibly realistic life-size wax figures, detailed sets, and immersive storytelling. This is a must-visit for anyone interested in Icelandic sagas, Viking legends, and the country’s unique past.

Interactive Exhibits and Highlights

At the Saga Museum, you’ll walk through a series of meticulously crafted scenes that cover key moments in Iceland’s history—from the settlement era and Viking voyages to epic battles, plagues, and even the burning of Njáll’s house from the famous Njáls Saga. Each scene is based on documented historical accounts and is brought to life with impressive attention to detail. The audio guide, available in several languages, provides context and fascinating stories behind each display.

You can also try on Viking costumes and take memorable photos in the museum’s dress-up area, making this a fun, family-friendly experience suitable for all ages.

Why Visit the Saga Museum?

  • Perfect for history lovers, families, and first-time visitors to Iceland

  • Learn about real historical figures and dramatic moments in Icelandic history

  • Located conveniently near downtown Reykjavík and other attractions

  • Quick visit option (takes around 30–60 minutes)

  • Includes access to audio guide in multiple languages

  • Excellent photo opportunities in the costume area

Opening Hours & Location

The Saga Museum is open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, making it easy to fit into your Reykjavík itinerary. It’s located inside the Perlan area near the coast, just a short walk or drive from the city center.

Avoid waiting in line and guarantee your tickets with booking your Saga Museum entrance tickets online. Whether you’re a history buff, a curious traveler, or visiting Reykjavík with kids, this is an engaging and educational stop that will leave a lasting impression.

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Included

  • Admission to the Saga Museum in Reykjavík

  • Self-guided visit through immersive historical scenes

  • Audio guide in multiple languages

  • Access to Viking costume dress-up area for fun photo opportunities

What to bring

  • Comfortable shoes for walking through the museum

  • Camera or smartphone for photos in the costume area

  • Curiosity and interest in Icelandic history and sagas

  • Headphones (optional, for personal use with audio guide)

Good to know

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Stroller / pram accessible
  • Public transportation nearby
  • Accessible for those with limited mobility
  • Accessible for those with limited eye sight
Lifelike Viking wax figure exhibit at the Saga Museum in Reykjavík

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