Glaumbær is one of Iceland’s most famous turf farm museums, located in Skagafjörður in North Iceland. The site offers a unique insight into traditional Icelandic farm life from the 18th and 19th centuries.
The museum features well-preserved turf houses and later timber buildings. Today, Glaumbær is part of the National Museum of Iceland and is among the country’s most visited heritage sites.
For a broader journey through the region, this stop can be combined with places such as Hljóðaklettar and Hraundrangi. Access, weather and local conditions can vary during the year, so current information should be checked when planning a visit.
Historic turf farm museum in Skagafjörður showcasing traditional Icelandic architecture and way of life.