Visited the museum on our final day in Iceland with two children (aged 17 and 12). We enjoyed learning more about the geographical features of the country through videos and exhibits. Particularly enjoyed the Aurora and volcano videos and the ice cave! I was surprised that there was not more to learn from exhibits about volcanoes as we visited a couple of weeks after an eruption. A nice touch when leaving (a chocolate which can be scanned to access the videos watched at the museum). The view from the observation deck is amazing, but I would recommend skipping the incredibly expensive restaurant/cafe and visiting the most amazing bakery nearby (Bakearameistarinn).

Really worth a visit. We were here for a good 3+ hours. We didn't have a car so got there from our hotel on a normal service bus. The bus stops right outside the museum. We also walked back to the city centre in about 30 minutes. The Planetarium show is interesting, as is the shorter volcano one. The ice caves are great - somebody on our tour went in in a T shirt - minus 15 degrees! Lots to look at and several levels to explore. The ice cream parlour, cafe and bars have some great options too.

On a short stay in Iceland this is a must do! Great views, great for kids and wonderful dining experience! I wasn’t able to see everything in Iceland but our visit to the Perlan helped us fall in love with your beautiful country 🇮🇸

We went to Perlan, almost by accident, but so glad we did, as we saw the stop on the hop-on-hop off bus. It was a real wonderland of information about Iceland. It is very well organised, and the staff were so helpful. So much to do and see there. The Ice cave was a real surprise. We spent hours there, and finished up having a drink in the restaurant. Highly recommend it.

Very interesting, spent 3 and a half hours, Cafe very nice, not cheap but good food and service with wonderful views. Film show of Northern Lights excelent, took about 20 Minutes as was Lava Film which was 5 Minutes. Ice Cave was memoreable, very much like the real thing, overall great place to visit

A museum that is definitely worth seeing! Super friendly and dedicated staff who will answer any questions you may have. Exciting insights into volcanoes, tectonic plates, glaciers, the animals of Iceland, etc. Beautiful view over the whole of Reykjavik.

There is so much we didn’t know about Iceland’s geographic beginnings. This museum does an amazing job – way beyond expectations. Enjoy the Northern Lights show, the really cold ice cave. On the top fifth floor, there is a gorgeous atrium where you can order up food and artisan coffee. Worth a stop.

The Perlman was a fantastic museum to visit. The incorporation of technology and the natural world was inspiring. The videos and exhibits are intriguing for all ages. The panoramic views from the 4th floor deck are amazing - better than those from the church tower which you pay for. The restaurant served fabulous

Amazing museum! Interesting lava and Aurora shows. And you can go inside the glacier too! Beautiful view from the outside observation deck. Surprisingly it was not crowded at all when I visited this museum. If you ever in Reykjavik - don't miss Perlan. Highly recommended!

Great museum, awesome show on the Aurora Borealis and the volcanoes of Iceland. The exhibits regarding the natural wildlife were great with some being interactive as well and the cafe and restaurant at the top as well as the 360 degree view of Reykjavik are amazing. The cherries on top are the friendly staff, the chocolate they give after and the QR code on said chocolate wrappers which allows u to rewatch the films within the next 72 hours. Wonderful!