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Address: 105 Reykjavik, Iceland

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• By Bus: A combination of several bus lines can take you from Reykjavik Domestic Airport to Perlan Museum. These include bus lines 15, then a switch to bus lines 1, 3, 6, 8, or 13.
  Closest stop: Mávahlíð, 650m away from the museum.
• By Car: You can drive from Reykjavik Domestic Airport to Perlan Museum via Njarðargata route. Given the favorable traffic conditions, the drive down is around 3.2 km and takes 10 minutes.
  Closest parking spots: Perlan Museum offers parking slots right outside the building.

• Perlan Museum holds several exhibitions, ranging from lava explosions to deep ocean endeavors. They also use AR technology to make it as immersive as possible.
• The museum has a restaurant, café, bar, and an ice-cream parlor.
• There is also a gift shop inside the museum where you can buy Icelandic souvenirs, art, and designs.
• Kids under the age of 5 can enter the museum for free.
• There is also an observation deck at the museum, which allows you to get a panoramic view of the city.

• Perlan Museum offers free accessible parking space very close to the entrance.
• Two lifts allow easy access for all guests through the building.
• The restaurant and other areas, like the planetarium, observation deck, and ice cave, are spacious enough for wheelchair users.
• Perlan offers a wheelchair for visitors who require it.

• Perlan Restaurant (inside the building): The restaurant is located on the 5th floor of the museum, under a beautiful glass dome, which allows for 360° visual of the gorgeous mountains around. The menu is simple but delectable; make sure to try out chicken salad, fish and chips, or pizza.
• Perlan Café (inside the building): Located right next to the restaurant, the café offers a wide range of hot and cold drinks, sandwiches, cakes, croissants, and many other vegan and gluten-free delicacies.
• Perlan Bar (inside the building): Make sure to stop by at the Perlan Bar, where you can enjoy finely crafted cocktails, refreshing ales, and hand-picked wines while savoring the stunning views of Reykjavik.
• Perlan Ice Cream Parlour (inside the building): You can locate the ice cream parlor on the fourth floor of the building. You will always find new adventurous ice-cream flavors getting added to the menu and can either enjoy it in a box or cone, or you can also get a delicious milkshake!

• Drinks and food are not allowed inside the exhibition areas and ice cave.
• Kids must always be supervised by their adult guardians.
• It’s essential to maintain the decorum of the place so that every guest has a good experience.
• Make sure to return the borrowed wheelchair to the museum before leaving.
• Do not smoke inside the premises.

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