Artistry and Nature Unite at Asmundarsafn

Home to the largest collection of Ásmundur Sveinsson's sculptures, Asmundarsafn showcases the fascinating intersection of art and nature.

Founded in 1973, this museum was originally the workshop and residence of sculptor Ásmundur Sveinsson. The museum preserves his artistic legacy, featuring striking architecture which he largely designed himself, along with an expansive garden displaying sculptures in a natural environment that echoes Icelandic tales and mythology.

Noteworthy Features

🌳 Sculpture Garden: A public space featuring various works by Sveinsson.

🎨 Extensive Collection: Over 3000 square meters of gallery space dedicated to Icelandic art.

📅 Year-Round Events: Hosts a variety of programs and exhibitions that cater to diverse audiences.

Asmundarsafn is accessible to everyone, with the sculpture garden open to visitors for free, making it a great spot for tourists, families, and art lovers alike.