The best museums Iceland

This brand-new contemporary art museum in Djúpivogur features a collection of works by Icelandic artist Sigurður Guðmundsson, the artist behind the dozen eggs you can admire along the bay, just a few minutes away by car (or a twenty-minute walk). You can also find other works by international artists. An original and atypical visit to make if you're in the area. Don't hesitate to follow their news on their Facebook page.

Only accessible by 4×4, as you have to take the F907, which is quite a distance from the main road, this wild and authentic place is well worth a visit! This traditional peat-roofed farmhouse dates back to 1843. Abandoned since 1945, the farmhouse was rebuilt in 1992, allowing visitors to appreciate the houses as they were in the ^mid-19th century. Inspiring and authentic, it was the inspiration for Nobel Prize-winning writer Halldór Laxness. Here, you can also camp out, enjoy a good meal or a hot drink in addition to your visit.

This big, beautiful white house often stands out in the Icelandic capital's landscape, but did you know that it houses a museum dedicated to Icelandic culture? In this human-sized museum, you'll find ancient and modern exhibits on Icelandic culture, including a number of interactive exhibits that are sure to please. The staff are friendly, and the on-site café is a welcome break from the hustle and bustle.

In this Icelandic firefighters' museum, you'll find a fine collection of trucks, equipment and objects related to firefighting in Iceland. There's also an exhibition on the biggest fire in Iceland's capital, which took place in 1915. Available by appointment, the owner is a professional in his field, and will be happy to answer any questions you may have.