Perlan Museam 15 Oct 2018

Perlan (English: The Pearl) is one of the main landmarks in Reykjavík. Perlan was designed by architect Ingimundur Sveinsson and opened to the public on 21 June 1991. The building is composed of an immense glass dome that sits on six hot-water tanks, each carrying 4 million litres of geothermal hot water. All of this is supported by a colossal steel frame, which serves important functions in addition to holding everything together. The framework, hollow on the inside, is actually a gigantic radiator.
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Interior Center
Interior Center
Looking Down
spoiler: its a painting in a shallow pool.
Látrabjarg Cliff
Látrabjarg, in the Westfjords is one of the biggest sea-bird cliffs in Europe. At Perlan, a realistically rendered model of Látrabjarg rises up 10 meters, rich…
Látrabjarg Cliff
Through high-tech, augmented reality entertainment visitors will see, hear and learn about life of millions of inhabitants in this natural skyscraper.
Látrabjarg Cliff
Látrabjarg Cliff
Látrabjarg Cliff
View through the augmented reality kiosk
Artic Fox
Only native mammal in Iceland
Artic Fox
Aurora Hunting
Hallgrimskirkja Church