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Saltfish Museum and Information Center in Grindavík
Category

Culture

Price

US$8

Est. Duration

0-30m

Message from Thrainn Kolbeinsson

NOTE: The museum is currently closed due to the recent seismic activity and eruptions in and around Grindavík. Make sure to check if Grindavík town is accessible and reach out ahead to see if the museum is open via kvikan@grindavik.is or +354 420 1190.

Kvikan, also known as the Saltfish Museum, is a really interesting and visual attraction on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland. It not only offers a fascinating insight into the history and significance of salted fish in Icelandic culture but also serves as a convenient Tourist Information Center. So, whether you're interested in learning about the traditional methods of preserving fish or seeking advice on exploring the stunning surroundings, Kvikan has got you covered. With its friendly staff and wealth of information, it's the perfect place to start your adventure on the Reykjanes Peninsula.

QUICK NOTES:

  • What it is: A historical saltfish museum in Grindavík, Reykjanes.

  • Best season: Any.

  • Best time of day: The museum is open from 11-17 (maybe longer during summer)

  • Nice to know: The museum is currently closed due to the eruptions in and around Grindavík.

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