Akureyri Museum Review

Akureyri is the second largest city in Iceland, the largest city in northern Iceland, the main port of Iceland, and is a year-round non-freezing port. It is located in northern Iceland, the second largest city in Iceland, the capital of the Northern Iceland Province, and the largest city in northern Iceland. It is known as the "Northern Capital" of Iceland. The top left side of the Pinheia fjord. Population about . Built in 1786. It is the largest port and trade center in northern Iceland. It is developed in fisheries and rich in fishery resources.

Lots of exhibits, worth visiting, can spend an afternoon

A museum located in the forest, worth visiting on the last day in Iceland, my girlfriend and I came to Akureyri Museum, which is also a museum surrounded by green trees. When you walk in, you feel special refreshing and the air is particularly fresh and natural. The whole pavilion is also very large. It is located like a forest. It feels special to walk in. Those museums are also very large. My sister and I punched in outside the museum first and took a lot of photos, because the design of the entire museum is very novel and beautiful. Then we went inside and found that the museum was very bright and the color contrast was very high. If it weren't for it, I would have thought it was an art gallery! Not only the appearance is good, the interior is also very rich, the products here are very rich, and each is a classic. My girlfriend and I agree that if you can bring a cup of coffee in, it will kill an afternoon. Most of these are the works of Viking ancestors, and many are a kind of historical memorial in the country! TIPS1 Attraction address: Akreli, Northeast Iceland 2. Opening hours: My girlfriend and I came from summer vacation, and it is open from 10 am to 5 pm. You can go to the official website for consultation at other times.