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Húsavík’s Whale Museum is more than a collection of skeletons. It is a centre for research, international cooperation, and dialogue around Iceland’s relationship with whales.
Each year, a small northern Icelandic town becomes a hub for explorers, scientists, artists and storytellers celebrating the legacy and future of discovery.
From its origins with Viking pioneers to its lively contemporary festivals and museums, Húsavík on Iceland’s north coast offers a rich mix of history, natural wonders and popular culture.
The northern Icelandic bay of Skjálfandi is shaped by glaciation, volcanic activity and long settlement, sustaining whales, salmon and seabirds.
The Exploration Museum in North Iceland connects Viking voyages, polar races and Moon missions, highlighting the region’s links to the great journeys of humanity.
