Explore the enchanting world of the Northern Lights at Aurora Reykjavík, Iceland's Northern Lights Center. Open year-round, this museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in the Aurora Borealis. Begin your visit with an exploration of Arctic cultures and the folklore surrounding the Northern Lights. Discover the science behind this natural wonder, from solar activity to atmospheric phenomena, and learn about the different shapes and colors of the Aurora. Relax in our movie theater with a 30-minute 4K timelapse film showcasing dazzling Aurora Borealis displays. Then, experience the world's first 360° VR Northern Lights movie, immersing yourself in the Icelandic night sky. Planning a Northern Lights adventure? Get expert tips and practice taking perfect photos of the Aurora with our photo simulator. Enhance your visit with QR-based audioguides for in-depth information. Before you leave, enjoy a coffee and browse local art and souvenirs in our boutique. Meet our team of award-winning photographers and Northern Lights experts, always eager to share their knowledge. Aurora Reykjavík is located in the Grandi Harbour District, near the city center, with easy access via public transportation (line 3, 14) and free parking available.
Specialized & Alternative Nature & Natural History Astronomy Local Open air Photography
Fiskislóð 53, Reykjavik
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Aurora Reykjavik The Northern Lights Center offers visitors an informative and interactive experience focused on the Northern Lights phenomenon. The museum provides a good overview of the science behind auroras, their cultural significance, and tips for viewing them. Visitors appreciate the clear explanations and the opportunity to learn about this natural wonder, especially useful for those who may not have the chance to see the real thing. The museum features educational displays, photography exhibits, and a simulation room where guests can experience a recreation of the Northern Lights. While many find the center interesting and well-presented, some visitors feel it's relatively small and can be explored quickly. The admission price is considered somewhat high by some for the size of the exhibition. Despite this, most visitors find value in the knowledge gained and the quality of the information provided. The staff is generally described as friendly and knowledgeable, enhancing the overall experience. For those with a particular interest in the Northern Lights or those unable to see them during their visit to Iceland, this museum serves as a good alternative or preparatory experience.
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