About our rating systemThe Volcano House cinema presents two unique documentaries covering two of the most powerful eruptions of Iceland over the last 40 years: the 1973 eruption on the Westman Islands and the 2010 eruption of Eyjafjallajökull in South Iceland. Each show (two films) is about 53 minutes and starts with a short personal introduction on volcano activity in Iceland. There is a short introduction on Icelandic geology before the show. Patrons are welcome to explore an on-site geological exhibition, where they can handle various samples of pumice, ash, and lava from Icelandic volcanoes.
Reykjavik› Nightlife
Volcano House
Tryggvagata 11
Our Rating
Hours
In English, showtimes are every hour on the hour from 10am–9pm
Phone
555-1900
Prices
Tickets available at box office 30 min. before showtime. 1,990kr adults; 1,700kr students/seniors; 1,000kr children ages 12–16
Hours
In English, showtimes are every hour on the hour from 10am–9pm
Phone
555-1900
Prices
Tickets available at box office 30 min. before showtime. 1,990kr adults; 1,700kr students/seniors; 1,000kr children ages 12–16
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
