Icelandic Phallological Museum

Background

History & Background

The museum was founded as a dedicated collection focused on phallology and has operated in Reykjavík with a changing exhibition programme.

This ticketed museum explores phallology through anatomical specimens and interpretation. The exhibits can include explicit biological material and may not suit all visitors. Check the museum's current location, admission, accessibility and opening hours before visiting. The Icelandic Phallological Museum is an unusual indoor science and cultural collection in Reykjavík. The subject matter ranges from natural-history specimens to cultural interpretation. Visitors should expect anatomical material, rather than a conventional art or Viking-history museum. It can be an interesting stop for curious adults, but check suitability for children and anyone uncomfortable with explicit anatomical exhibits. Admission is normally paid; exhibits and visitor arrangements can change. Pair the visit with nearby city-centre restaurants and streets, and use the museum's own booking information for current prices. Visitor information: Specialist ticketed museum; verify current admission and visitor hours with the operator.