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The National Gallery of Iceland – One ticket two locations

The National Gallery of Iceland, located in the heart of Reykjavík, offers a rich experience of Icelandic visual art from the late 18th century to today. The museum operates in two landmark buildings:

The National gallery, by the city pond, features a vibrant program of temporary exhibitions with both Icelandic and international artists. Visitors can also enjoy a visit to Kaktus Espressobar and the museum store that offers an eclectic range of items inspired by the museum’s collection.

At The House of Collections, a permanent exhibition highlights treasures from the National Gallery’s collection, spanning from the late 18th century to contemporary times. The exhibition is housed in one of Reykjavík’s architectural gems from the early 20th century.

Together, these two spaces offer a broad and engaging look at the past and present of Icelandic art in an inspiring setting.

The National Gallery of Iceland / The National Gallery by the pond
The National Gallery by the Pond

Located by the Reykjavík pond, the National Gallery’s main building hosts a lively program of temporary exhibitions featuring both Icelandic and international artists. Enjoy a visit with a stop at the cozy café and browse the museum store, where you’ll find a unique selection of products inspired by artworks from the collection. A welcoming space for art, conversation, and inspiration.
The National Gallery of Iceland / House of Collections
Discover the treasures of Icelandic Art at the National Gallery of Iceland

Visit the House of Collections and explore a permanent exhibition of Icelandic art, from the late 18th century to the present day. The exhibition features works from the collection of the National Gallery of Iceland, displayed in one of Reykjavík’s architectural gems from the early 20th century.