Nestled in Reykjavik’s Old Harbour, the Whales of Iceland exhibition offers a unique and interactive experience for those eager to learn about the country’s marine life. As Europe’s largest whale museum, it features life-sized models of all 23 whale species found in Icelandic waters. Visitors can marvel at the scale and detail, from the human-sized harbour porpoise to the massive blue whale, which stretches as long as a basketball court. This engaging display provides a comprehensive look at these magnificent creatures, making it an ideal destination for both education and fascination.
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