Reykjavik Art Museum is the city's main art museum, spread across three buildings. One ticket covers all three sites. Together the sites cover Icelandic painting and sculpture from the 20th century to today.
A museum in three houses
The Reykjavik Art Museum is the city's main art museum. It is spread across three buildings. Together the sites cover Icelandic painting and sculpture from the 20th century to today. The buildings are indoors, useful in any weather.
The three sites
Hafnarhus, by the Old Harbour, shows modern and contemporary art, including works by Erro. Hafnarhus is central, near the harbour and the main streets. Kjarvalsstadir, by a park, shows works by the painter Johannes Kjarval and changing exhibitions. Asmundarsafn is the former home and studio of the sculptor Asmundur Sveinsson, with his sculptures in the house and garden.
Visiting the art museum and Reykjavik tours
One ticket covers all three sites. You can compare Reykjavik tours to see the current options.
Plan what to pack
Check the Iceland Packing List while preparing for Reykjavik Art Museum in three houses, then adapt it to the forecast and your activity.
