Saga Museum í Reykjavík

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  Travis Butler

  :: 20 March 2018 23:49:53

  Cool little walk through museum with an audio guide. Only took about 25 minutes to walk through, but it was a little boring. The displays were super realistic and not too cheesy. My wife enjoyed dressing up in Viking attire after the tour.

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  Dan Belsey

  :: 11 March 2018 18:10:24

  Fairly small museum with an audio guide. It covers the sagas in only a little more depth than the other museums I'd seen, which was a bit disappointing. The models are probably more interesting for kids/families though!

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  Dan Minster

  :: 06 March 2018 21:57:34

  I wish I had gone to the Saga Museum at the start of my Iceland trip, as it would have set up a great foundation for the tours and other exhibitions we saw. In the span of 35-45 minutes, you walk through a "haunted-house-type" setup - the figures are superbly life-like and the placards provide historical information. The audioguide that is included as part of entrance fee plays automatically as you walk through (but slightly off-time at some points). Positive: tons of history; there's a cool film about how the museum was created, and the best part of all was the dress up room with real/heavy weapons and clothing like chain mail Negative: if you have already done many tours/museums in Iceland, the content will be old news here; there is no information/presentation on written/oral sagas here Tips: there is a discount with a Reykjavik City Card and also discount for students; prepare to spend about 1-1.5 hrs here

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  Mathilde Oger

  :: 27 February 2018 22:49:45

  Très bon musée avec audioguides disponibles en plusieurs langues dont le français. Des personnages très réalistes, un parcours agréable. Possibilité d'essayer des casques et tenues à la fin c'était une bonne surprise. La boutique est plus variée pour des souvenirs plus originaux que ce qu'on trouve partout en ville.

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  Paoli Izquierdo

  :: 10 February 2018 19:59:30

  The history told in the saga museum is interesting but it consists of an audio guide which goes for about 35 minutes. For the price I would expect a little bit more. There surely is a lot more interesting stuff in the Saga of Iceland.