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The ticket cost to visit the Skogar Museum is around 2,750 kronur for adults, 1,900 kronur for students and seniors, and 1,200 kronur for children ages 12-17. Children under 12 are free. Or, choose a family pass for two adults and two children aged 17 or under for 6,000 kronur.

The Skogar Museum is open June through August from 9am to 6pm and from September through May from 10am through 5pm. It is closed December 24-25 and January 1.

Yes, guided tours are available at the Skogar Museum and must be reserved in advance. English, German, and Icelandic tours are regularly available, with French, Spanish, Norwegian, and Danish offered on occasion. Tours are available from opening until one hour before closing.

Yes, children and families find plenty of interesting things at the Skogar Museum. As part of the museum experience, you walk through a reconstructed turf farmhouse, a school, and a church to learn about life in early 20th century Iceland. You also see artifacts from Iceland's fishing and agricultural industries.

Yes, the Kvernufoss and Skógafoss waterfalls are close to the Skogar Museum, making for an easy combined visit. The dramatic Víkurfjara Black Sand Beach is a short drive and worth a visit when driving through Vik. Hiking is popular in the area, with trial difficulty ranging from easy to hard.