Visit the place where the Northern Lights are always on, even when they're not in the sky! Aurora Museum, also known as the Northern Lights Centre, is the best place in Reykjavik to explore the science of the famous phenomenon. Discover interactive exhibits, watch stunning 4K videos, and learn how to photograph the lights.
The Aurora Museum captures the beauty of the Northern Lights and breaks it down into detail. Through interactive displays, you'll learn the science behind the phenomenon - how and why they form in the Icelandic sky. Regardless of the weather outside, you can experience the dancing lights on digital displays that will heighten your anticipation for the real thing. Finish your visit with a memorable photo in the Aurora photo booth and discover fascinating insights into this natural wonder.
Aurora Reykjavík is located at Fiskislóð 53, Reykjavík, in the vibrant Grandi Harbour area, just a short 10-minute walk from the city center.
Aurora Reykjavík is open daily, all year round.
Opening hours:
The activity can be joined anytime during working hours; the last show is 30 minutes before the closing time.
A typical visit lasts about 45–60 minutes, but you’re welcome to stay longer.