National Museum of Iceland Review

To a place or a country trip, the first to visit should be his museum, it is understood that his local past and present life will be more in-depth play, this place's museum covers an area of particularly large, if the complete tour will take a whole day.

I came to the National Museum of Iceland 20 minutes before the closure and enjoyed an undisturbed visit. The National Museum is really full of history, everything from the Vikings is concentrated here, and the glass windows of the museum are too beautiful [Applause]

The National Museum of Iceland is probably the smallest national museum I have ever seen. It is really impressive that they established the world's first parliament. After all, democracy was born in the snowy wilderness.

To know a country, the National Museum must be the best place. Iceland's National Museum of History explores the country's history of more than 1,000 years. A country with only two wars in history has established the world's earliest parliament in 930 A.D. Located in the Arctic Circle, the volcanic ash geology has no trees, only moss grows, resources are scarce, and the climate is bad. But it has the world's sixth per capita GDP, 10 years after the country declared bankruptcy, the country has revived the economy, and now has begun to appear a state of economic recovery. In three years, Europe has seen the most changed countries. There are a group of lovely Islanders living in this amazing island country. If there is a living planet, Iceland should be the closest to it.

The National Museum in Reykjavik is beautiful and there are many things that are not seen in other countries in Iceland, it is worth a visit.

Iceland is very sparsely populated, and the geological landscape is in the museum, which is very simple.

I love going to the local museum wherever I go.