Annual pass to Reykjavík City museums

Hafnarhús focuses on exhibiting progressive and experimental art by recognized Icelandic and international contemporary artists as well as young up-and-comers

Kjarvalsstaðir regularly exhibits works by Jóhannes S. Kjarval (1885-1972), who holds a special place in Icelandic cultural and art history

Ásmundarsafn is dedicated to works by sculptor Ásmundur Sveinsson (1893-1982) and officially opened in 1983. The museum is housed in a unique building

Árbær Open Air Museum is an outdoor museum open year-round. It has a collection of old houses, most moved there from downtown Reykjavík.

The Settlement Exhibition is based on scholars' theories about what archaeological finds in Reykjavík can tell us about the lives and work of the first settlers.

Reykjavík Museum of Photography is a center for photography where past and present meet.

The museum's role is to collect and share history and artifacts related to the sea and seafaring, especially those valuable to Reykjavík's history.

Experience a thousand years of history and enjoy unique nature here. Viðey is a pearl that must be cherished and preserved. Let's be considerate so everyone can come enjoy

We offer a wide selection of books, magazines and other materials, and we're of course ready to assist with selecting and finding materials.

The Spöngin library offers a diverse collection. It's cozy to read newspapers and the latest magazines over a steaming cup of coffee by the beautiful windows on the ground floor.

Gerðuberg has extensive operations. A library, diverse events and exhibitions, room rentals, café and social activities.

You won't be lonely at the Sólheimar library. The library is small and friendly with lots of closeness. It's popular with local residents and others.

Our city center library is in Grófarhús on Tryggvagata. We occupy the 1st, 2nd and 5th floors. The building also houses the City Archives and Reykjavík Museum of Photography.

Heading to Kringlan mall? Did you know we're in the connecting building between the mall and Reykjavík City Theater? Feel free to stop by

The Úlfarsárdalur library is the City's newest. We offer a wide selection of books, board games and magazines.