Höggmyndagarðurinn
The Sculpture Garden at Nýlendugata 17, an outdoor Reykjavík sculptors' exhibition space.
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About Höggmyndagarðurinn
The Sculpture Garden at Nýlendugata 17, an outdoor Reykjavík sculptors' exhibition space.
See a dedicated outdoor sculpture exhibition space at Nýlendugata 17, associated with Reykjavík's sculptors.
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Background
History & Background
An outdoor sculpture exhibition space at Nýlendugata 17 associated with the Reykjavík Association of Sculptors, distinct from the Einar Jónsson Museum.
The Sculpture Garden (Höggmyndagarðurinn) at Nýlendugata 17 in Reykjavík presents outdoor sculpture associated with local artists. It should not be confused with the sculpture garden at the Einar Jónsson Museum by Hallgrímskirkja. The tourist office lists hours of 08:00–16:00 daily, but visitors should verify access with the local operator and follow its rules. No particular collection of Einar Jónsson statues should be promised at this address without current exhibition confirmation.
Folklore
Story & Folklore
Höggmyndagarðurinn at Nýlendugata 17 is a sculpture garden associated with Reykjavík's community of sculptors. It is a different venue from the Einar Jónsson Sculpture Garden near Hallgrímskirkja. Exhibits and visiting arrangements may change. Check the operator's opening hours, respect displayed work and do not assume pieces from another museum are on show here.
Did You Know?
The Sculpture Garden at Nýlendugata is not the same as the Einar Jónsson Museum's garden by Hallgrímskirkja.
Culture
Stories & Legends
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