The House of Collections
Part of the National Gallery of Iceland, the House of Collections was originally built in 1908 to house the National Library, National Archives, the collection of the Natural History Museum of Iceland, and the national collection of antique relics. It's now the home of a long-running exhibition called Resistance, which explores themes of sustainability and human impact on nature. Visitors can also experience artworks across four floors, each dedicated to different aspects of the aforementioned themes.
