Perlan dome in Reykjavik, Iceland, with cityscape and ocean in the background.
Perlan dome in Reykjavik, Iceland, surrounded by trees under a cloudy sky.
Visitors on Perlan observation deck with Reykjavik skyline and mountains in the background.
Visitors observing bird cliff exhibit at Perlan, Wonders of Iceland.
Visitors observing volcanic eruption display at Perlan's Wonders of Iceland exhibit.
Visitors exploring an ice cave at Perlan, Reykjavik, Iceland.
Family exploring interactive exhibit at Perlan's Wonders of Iceland.

Tickets to Perlan Museum – Wonders of Iceland, Reykjavik

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Tickets to Perlan Museum – Wonders of Iceland in Reykjavik offer a unique chance to explore the natural forces that shape this island nation. Explore interactive exhibitions on volcanoes, earthquakes, and geothermal energy, then walk through an ice cave with a 100-meter tunnel into glacier displays that highlight their impact on climate change.

Explore Iceland's only planetarium and indoor ice cave at Perlan —Wonders of Iceland with access to high-tech exhibits and digital guides.

Step inside glaciers, watch the Northern Lights dance across the dome, and see Iceland’s breathtaking nature brought to life, all in one unforgettable visit.

Walk through a real ice cave as you step inside a 100-meter-long manmade glacier tunnel and feel the chill of Iceland’s frozen heart.

Journey into a volcano to experience Iceland’s raw power through interactive exhibits and real-life eruption footage.

See life-like underwater species at the interactive underwater cinema and take in surreal 360-degree views of the city from the observation deck.

Entry to Perlan Museum – Wonders of Iceland (access to all exhibits, planetarium shows & observation deck)

Perlan dome in Reykjavik, Iceland, with cityscape and ocean in the background.

Perlan dome in Reykjavik, Iceland, with cityscape and ocean in the background.

Have you been wanting to witness the diverse natural events that Iceland is known for? Visit the one-of-a-kind Perlan Museum to check all those experiences from your bucket list in one day in one place.

Interactive Exhibitions and an Ice Cave

At the Perlan Museum, see diverse and simulated exhibitions on explosive volcanoes, earthquakes, and geothermal energy. Walk through the ice cave with a 100-meter-long tunnel, and stop at the glacier exhibits. Study the history of the glaciers of Iceland, displayed with advanced technology, and figure out their role in climate change in the northern landscapes.

The Planetarium, Underwater Cinema, & the Observation Deck

Sit back on comfortable chairs and view the enchanting Áróra Northern Lights Film at the planetarium show. Learn from the educational videos on volcanic eruptions and other natural wonders. Head to the underwater cinema to see illusions of whales and other sea creatures that seem all too real. Finally, climb to the observation deck to enjoy 360-degree views of Reykjavik, with the ocean, mountains, and more.

Perlan dome in Reykjavik, Iceland, surrounded by trees under a cloudy sky.

Perlan dome in Reykjavik, Iceland, surrounded by trees under a cloudy sky.

Visitors on Perlan observation deck with Reykjavik skyline and mountains in the background.

Visitors on Perlan observation deck with Reykjavik skyline and mountains in the background.

Visitors observing bird cliff exhibit at Perlan, Wonders of Iceland.

Visitors observing bird cliff exhibit at Perlan, Wonders of Iceland.

Important Information

  • Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility, Pram/Stroller Accessibility, Observation Deck Accessibility, Free Parking, Cafe & Bar.

Operating Hours

  • Daily: 9am to 10pm (last admission at 8pm)
Visitors observing volcanic eruption display at Perlan's Wonders of Iceland exhibit.

Visitors observing volcanic eruption display at Perlan's Wonders of Iceland exhibit.

Visitors exploring an ice cave at Perlan, Reykjavik, Iceland.

Visitors exploring an ice cave at Perlan, Reykjavik, Iceland.

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Operating hours

Perlan Museum

Monday
9:00am - 10:00pm • last entry 9:30pm
Tuesday
9:00am - 10:00pm • last entry 9:30pm
Wednesday
9:00am - 10:00pm • last entry 9:30pm
Thursday
9:00am - 10:00pm • last entry 9:30pm
Friday
9:00am - 10:00pm • last entry 9:30pm
Saturday
9:00am - 10:00pm • last entry 9:30pm
Sunday
9:00am - 10:00pm • last entry 9:30pm
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FAQs

Your admission includes access to all permanent exhibitions, including the spectacular panoramic views from the top floor and special temporary exhibits when applicable. Audio guides in multiple languages are also provided at no extra cost.
Early morning between 6-8 AM offers fewer crowds and beautiful golden light for photos. Avoid Fridays when it's closed for prayers. October to March provides cooler weather, making the experience more comfortable. Sunrise visits offer a magical atmosphere with stunning views.
Bring a camera for the panoramic views from the top floor, comfortable shoes for walking around, and warm clothes if you're visiting in winter. The museum is indoors but the observation deck can be chilly.
Photography is allowed throughout the museum except in certain areas where it may be restricted due to special exhibitions or events. Always check for signs or ask staff members about photography policies.
Yes, it's very family-friendly! There are interactive exhibits designed specifically for children, including a play area and educational programs suitable for all ages.
Perlan is easily accessible via public transportation. Bus routes 12, 14, and 17 from Reykjavik city center stop right outside the museum. It's also a popular spot for tourists so taxis are readily available.
The typical visit lasts around 1-2 hours, depending on your pace and interest in exhibits. Guided tours are available and last approximately 90 minutes to two hours.
While it's not strictly necessary due to its popularity and limited capacity, booking your ticket online ahead of time is highly recommended. This helps avoid long lines and ensures you can secure a convenient entry time.
You’ll find interactive displays about volcanoes, earthquakes, geothermal energy, glacier history, and climate change.
Yes, the observation deck offers surreal 360° views of Reykjavik.
The museum operates daily from 9am to 10pm with last admission at 8pm.
Yes, the museum offers wheelchair accessibility, pram/stroller access, and an accessible observation deck.
The last admission is at 8pm daily, so you should plan to be inside by that time.
You’ll walk through a manmade glacier tunnel that’s 100 meters long and feel the chill of Iceland's frozen heart.
The planetarium showcases the Northern Lights dancing across its dome, bringing Iceland’s nature to life.
Yes, free parking is available for visitors at Perlan Museum.
There is a cafe and bar on-site, but you may bring your own food if needed.
Your ticket includes entry to all exhibits, the planetarium shows, and access to the observation deck.
You'll experience interactive exhibitions on volcanoes, earthquakes, geothermal energy, walk through an ice cave, and view glacier exhibits that explain their role in climate change.
Yes, you can enjoy an interactive underwater cinema showcasing life-like underwater species during your visit.
The museum offers both a cafe and bar for your dining needs during your visit.
Yes, free parking is provided to visitors of the museum.
Highlights include exploring a manmade glacier tunnel in the ice cave, experiencing Iceland’s raw volcanic power through exhibits and eruption footage, watching Northern Lights simulations at the planetarium, and enjoying views from the observation deck.
Yes, your entry includes access to all exhibits, planetarium shows, and the observation deck.
The museum is open daily from 9am to 10pm, with last admission at 8pm.
Yes, you can explore Iceland's only planetarium as part of your visit to Perlan Museum.
The museum is equipped with wheelchair accessibility, along with pram/stroller and observation deck accessibility.
The observation deck provides surreal 360° views of Reykjavik city and its surroundings.

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