Things to do in Iceland, Iceland: The Best Science Museums

Hveragerdi - Stone & Mineral Museum Welcome to one of the largest privately owned stone, mineral and fossil collections in Iceland. Here you can visit us and experience a professional and at the same time home felt geological exhibit where most of the Icelandic earthly treasures are on display. Here you will also learn about the lifetime achievements of one family who were entrepreneurs in the travelling industry as well as being specially known for their keen eye for stones and gems. We offer a geological service where people will learn about the vast and various Icelandic Nature. We are located in Fákasel - Horse park which is only 5 minutes east of Hveragerdi. The Ljósbrá Family Icelandic Nature in One Place!

Information about Katla UNESCO Global Geopark and Eyjafjallajokull Volcano. Geology, history, nature and culture. Sutainable nature tourism. In the process of being opened during summer 2019

Powering the Future is an energy exhibition on the diverse nature of electrical energy. The exhibition puts an emphasis on play and experience where the nature and characteristics of electricity are shown in multiple forms and guests are led through the world of electricity in new and creative ways. Guests are also introduced to the renewable and sustainable energy generation methods used by Landsvirkjun such as hydropower, geothermal energy and wind energy.

Interactive exhibition located inside a geothermal power plant in the Reykjanes Peninsula. From the "Big bang theory" to the uniqueness of Iceland in the harnessing of green energy.

Verold is dedicaded to Vigdis Finnbogadottir, the first woman democratically elected as president of a country. An exhibition on her life, work and causes can be visited. There are also guided tours around the building by appointment. Verold also houses the Vigdis International Centre, a UNESCO World Language Centre, where you can learn about the languages and cultures of the world.