Reykjavík Maritime Museum
Stories of Sea and Land

Fish & folk – 150 years of fisheries
Reykjavík Maritime Museum has a permanent exhibition entitled Fish & folk – 150 years of fisheries. Characterised by a vibrant atmosphere, this exhibition is designed to deepen the visitor experience through rich visuals and interactivity. The museum also has temporary exhibitions in the Engine Room (Vélasalur) and the Pier Room (Bryggjusalur), in addition to its floating exhibits: the Coast Guard vessel Óðinn and the tugboat Magni, which are tied up at the Museum Pier.

Facilities of the Reykjavík Maritime Museum in 1969, then housing the Reykjavík Fisheries (Búr). Women working in fish processing. Grandagarður 8. Photo: Ásgeir Árnason.
Exhibitions
Events
Coffee Sale and Accordion Music on Fishermen's Day
The Reykjavík division of ICE-SAR (Landsbjörg) will be selling delicious refreshments in the museum’s Bryggjusalur to support their important work at the Reykjavík Maritime Museum on Fishermen’s Day, 7 June, from 11:00 to 17:00. Lively accordion music will also be performed from 13:00 to 15:00. Free admission – everyone is welcome!

Óðinn Coast Guard Vessel

Óðinn Coast Guard Vessel
We offer daily guided tours on board the Coast Guard vessel Óðinn from 1 March to 31 October with focus on the Cod Wars and the vessel's rescue history.
Tugboat Magni
Tugboat Magni was the first steel ship to be built in Iceland and operated for Reykjavik Harbour with great pride until 1987.
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