Skogar Museum Admission Ticket
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About this activity
Visit: Skogar Museum, Skogasafn 1, Skogar 861 Iceland
On 20 July 2002 a Transport Museum was opened in a large building erected on the museum site. The museum focuses on transport and technology, as well as on the role of the horse and ferries in overland transport in the days before roads and bridges. One section of the exhibition is devoted to saddler Markús Jónsson of Borgareyrar (d. 1888). Skogar Museum in Southern Iceland, is a cultural heritage collection of more than 15,000 regional folk craft artifacts exhibited in 3 museums and 6 historical buildings.
The entrance fee includes access to the 6 museum indoor / outdoor buildings and a brochure.
Opening Hours:
June, July, August: 09 - 18
September to May: 10 - 17
On 20 July 2002 a Transport Museum was opened in a large building erected on the museum site. The museum focuses on transport and technology, as well as on the role of the horse and ferries in overland transport in the days before roads and bridges. One section of the exhibition is devoted to saddler Markús Jónsson of Borgareyrar (d. 1888). Skogar Museum in Southern Iceland, is a cultural heritage collection of more than 15,000 regional folk craft artifacts exhibited in 3 museums and 6 historical buildings.
The entrance fee includes access to the 6 museum indoor / outdoor buildings and a brochure.
Opening Hours:
June, July, August: 09 - 18
September to May: 10 - 17
Included
- access to the 6 museum indoor / outdoor buildings
- Brochure
- Entry/Admission - Skogar Museum
Not included
- Food and drinks
- Transportation to/from attractions
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Wheelchair accessible
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers
Features
Cultural
95%
Tourism
60%
Original
55%