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Perlan Perlan, one of the most visited attractions in Iceland, is n the heart of Reykjavík. A landmark building composed of an immense glass dome that sits on six hot water tanks. Perlan became the home of the largest nature exhibition in Iceland in 2017. Wonders of Iceland At Perlan – Wonders of Iceland the latest science, and the best museum artists and technologists have joined forces to create a truly amazing exhibition. Visitors will feel the power of volcanoes and earthquakes. They will see a realistically constructed bird cliff and experience oceanic wonders. Walk through a 100 m long real Ice Cave, the first of its kind in the world, and learn about Icelandic glaciers in an amazing interactive exhibition. Visitors can see, feel, and live Iceland’s many natural wonders all in one place. Highlights of Perlan • First class Planetarium • First man made Ice Cave, 100 meter long • Glacier exhibition, high tech and interactive • Water exhibition, high tech and interactive • Immersive Forces of Nature show • Látrabjarg Cliff (10 meter high) with lifelike birds • Cinematic Ocean Experience • 360° Viewing Deck • Restaurant and Café with spectacular views • Rammagerðin Gift Store Perlan offers a free shuttle bus.
Varmahlid 1, 105, Reykjavik, Iceland
It was expensive but you good spend all day there, so it is value for money when it is wet and windy outside. The only thing I would state is they do not cater for allergens e.g. Gluten free as advertised. If you want ice cream or cake, yes, but hot food all contained gluten.
Bought tickets as part of a deal with the hop on hop off bus.
We arrived at 4pm (there was no hop on bus back after 4.45)
There is an aurora show in the planetarium and two volcano shows. All three were very informative and interesting.
The best bit has to be the indoor ice cave and the views from the outdoor balcony that gives you a 360 view of Reykjavik and the surrounding area.
There was a cafe and a restaurant which I cant comment on as I didnt use them
The toilets were clean and tidy.
The whole museum was well laid out.
Its only a 30.minute walk from the city
Amazing experience in the Perlan museum today highlight was the lava show was very impressive. Jack at reception was very friendly and helpful. Highly recommend.
Beautiful interactive museums, realistic ice cave and nice planetarium explaining Icelandic geographical phenomenas, all included in your ticket. The top floor is a moving dome where you can have a drink (happy hour before 6 I think) and enjoy 360 view.
Restaurant "Perlan" at the top of a hill in Reykjavik was one of the (many) great experiences on our recent trip to Iceland. The setting is spectacular, allowing you to sit at your table, and then within the two hour span of a fine dinner get a 360° view of the city and the surrounding water and landscape.
Our family chose from the à la carte menu because we could not agree on a shared menu. The house Chardonnay was excellent, as was the food. Even the pianist was great, alternating between classical music and jazz. We are happy to give this restaurant our best recommendation.
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