AKUREYRI TOY MUSEUM

Childhood Memories

The charmingly small, dollhouse-like, early 19th-century building is filled with toys from every decade of the 20th century, some over a hundred years old. Take a nostalgia-filled stroll through your childhood’s toy store, with dozens of dolls and toy cars, cardboard games, muppets, and action figures. While the exhibition showcases strictly retired playthings, there’s also a playroom where the younger generation can play with toys in active use.

Friðbjarnarhús house was owned by the Independent Order of Good Templars, who formed the first lodge in 1884. On the upper floor is their old meeting room.

Aðalstræti 46, Akureyri

+354 462 4162 www.minjasafnid.is

Open: Jun-Aug | Daily 11am-5pm

Free bus: no. 5 & 6. On foot: 20 minutes from the town centre. 10 minutes from the Botanical Garden.

Adults (18+) : 2,300 ISK

Groups (10+) : 2,000 ISK

Children 0-17: free admission

A ticket to the museum provides admission to the Akureyri Museum, Nonni’s House, The Akureyri Toy Museum, Davíð’s House, and Laufás heritage site.

Adults (18+) : 2,300 ISK

Groups (10+) : 2,000 ISK

Children 0-17: free admission

A ticket to the museum provides admission to the Akureyri Museum, Nonni’s House, The Akureyri Toy Museum, David‘s house, and Laufás heritage site.