1 experience · from €29
Saga Museum runs city tours in Reykjavík, starting from Reykjavík. We book them directly, so what you see here is their own availability and their own cancellation policy — at the same price you'd pay them.
Where they run
Reykjavík
What they do
City tours
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All of the above is computed from Saga Museum's own 1 product records, not from a questionnaire. Fleet size and typical group sizes are the figures a comparison table usually shows; Bókun does not carry them, so we would be guessing, and we would rather leave a gap than fill it in.
From the operator's own Bókun vendor record. The year is when the company's registration number was issued, which is the closest thing to a founding date that can be checked at skatturinn.is; the brand may be older or younger than the company. Their own site: sagamuseum.is — same price there as here.
Google reviews of Saga Museum as a company — not of one specific tour.
This is such an incredibly fun museum! Wonderful way to make history come to life - my husband and I went with our 2 teens, and we all loved it! The displays are eerily realistic, the audio tour was full of fascinating history, and we had a blast dressing as Vikings at the end! The staff was super friendly and welcoming, and let us take our time to enjoy everything. Great gift shop too - we ended up returning for a few things on our last day in Iceland because they had some fun and unique items we didn't see in other more touristy shops. 10/10!
Lynley Herbert
A small museum near the harbor in Reykjavík, offering a fascinating look into the history of Iceland. It features a self-guided tour with headphones, as well as a dedicated area where visitors can try on historical clothing, armor, and weapons for photos. I would definitely recommend it.
Silence
This Viking museum may be small but it is really interesting, the display people are all human sized and soooo life like, some even breathe! The free audio guide was also very informative and thus very useful. Ticket prices were £24pp The staff were very helpful and friendly, there is also a very good gift shop. But the best part was being able to play Vikings! Real chainmail, real helmets, real swords and axes, authentic clothing! The only thing we chose not to do was to go pillaging as the outside world was in blizzard conditions!
Marc
The wax figures are very realistic. There's an audio tour that's very worth getting. There are fun dress up stations. A bit small for the price. If you haven't studied the Icelandic history it's a quick way to get up to speed.
Kristin Love
1 hourSaga Museum
Leaves from Reykjavík
Experience the Sagas.
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€29 per person
76% below the €119 typical
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