Phallological Museum: Entry Ticket

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Visit the Penis Museum, showcasing over 500 specimens from more than 150 species. You'll see specimens in a variety of shapes and sizes, with the very sizable sperm whale penis being a must-see for visitors and a popular spot to take a selfie!

Season
September to January
Getting there
Other / Non-Travel
Book by
1 hour before
Cancellation
Free up to 42 h before

from

4.011 ISK

per reduced

Check dates & book

Next departures

  • Wed 30 Sept · 17:00
  • Wed 30 Sept · 18:00
  • Thu 1 Oct · 10:00
  • Thu 1 Oct · 11:00

Runs: September to January

  • Free cancellation up to 42 hours before
  • Secure payment, confirmation from the operator
  • No account needed

The Grapevine's take

The Icelandic Phallological Museum

Winner, Best Unconventional Experience 2026, Reykjavík Grapevine Best of

Winner of “BEST UNCONVENTIONAL EXPERIENCE” 2026. For the longest time, if you looked up a location in Reykjavík on Google Maps, it would always tell you how close that location was to the Icelandic Phallological Museum, demonstrating the well-earned popularity of the place. The museum’s founding by Sigurður Hjartason in 1997 in some sense “legitimised” his out-of-kilter enthusiasm for collecting the reproductive male organs of mammals, by putting them on display and charging a fee for it. Yes, there is a human specimen, donated in 2011.

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Prices

Reduced23 ISK
Adult29 ISK

Prices for the next departure, checked Wed 30 Sept. They can change with the date; the booking shows the exact price.

About this tour

Visit the Penis Museum, showcasing over 500 specimens from more than 150 species. You'll see specimens in a variety of shapes and sizes, with the very sizable sperm whale penis being a must-see for visitors and a popular spot to take a selfie! The museum was founded by a historian with a great interest in the science of phallology – each exhibit offers interesting science facts and details, blending fun with education. Extend your visit at The Phallic Café and Bistro, where you can try penis-shaped waffles, local beers, and themed cocktails that you can even enjoy in the exhibition area. The gift shop also offers a range of unique souvenirs to commemorate your visit.

What's included

* Entrance tickets * Access to permanent and temporary exhibitions

Where it starts

2 Kalkofnsvegur

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Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 42 hours before the tour.

For all bookings of day tours, a minimum of 24 hours' notice prior to your scheduled departure is required in order to receive a full refund. If a cancellation is made with less than 24 hours notice, no refund is given.

For all bookings of multi-day and custom private tours, a minimum of 72 hours' notice prior to your scheduled departure is required in order to receive a full refund. If a cancellation is made with less than 72 hours' notice, no refund is given*

*Note that in the event the client requests a refund for any reason, Tour Desk reserves the right to charge a 3% administration fee to cover costs incurred.

Cancellation and refund requests need to be sent in writing to info@tourdesk.io

Questions

How much does Phallological Museum: Entry Ticket cost?
From 4.011 ISK. Reduced: 23 ISK. Adult: 29 ISK. Prices are per person unless the category says otherwise, and can change with the date.
Where does it start?
There is no pickup: you meet the operator at 2 Kalkofnsvegur. Most people drive there themselves.
When does it run?
September to January, going by the departures listed for the next twelve months.
Can I cancel?
Yes. Cancellation is free up to 42 hours before the tour starts.

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