Wander around Reykjavik alone and check out the art galleries and museums. Although this is a small city, there are many exhibitions that can be visited, and I recommend two, one is the cultural center that I often go to, and the other is the famous "Tintin" museum that is worth hunting.
Overlooking Reykjavik
The Culture House, one of the most beautiful buildings in Iceland, was built in 1908. As a building, it is not only beautiful in appearance, but also has a sense of design inside. Exhibits include authentic Viking-era handwriting from Iceland, excavated sarcophagi and paintings by modern artists. Each collection is breathtaking and contributes to an insight into Iceland's culture and history. Even if you don't look at the exhibition, there is a dessert shop on the first floor, and compared to the bustling cafes on the main street, because of the hidden location, people who want to read books and write diaries can get a sense of peace here. The fresh cake of the day needs to be asked to the clerk to know what the taste is, and it changes every day. Chocolate chip cookies must be tasted. After placing the order, the clerk began to bake, and when it was served, the plate was still hot, and it was eaten with cream, and the corners of the mouth rose involuntarily. Oh, and don't forget to get a feel for the museum toilet in the basement.
There are many strange museums in Iceland, such as a witch museum in the WestFjords, for example, there is an old Icelandic lady next door to my residence, because she likes China, so she opened a "Chinese Museum" and collected a lot of Chinese porcelain.
Reykjavik
Therefore, it is reasonable that an Icelander who collects different species of genitals has opened the only museum in the world dedicated to collecting specimens of the penis of mammals for everyone to enjoy.
At first I just went to the museum with an entertaining mindset, and as soon as I entered, I was caught by the 1.7-meter sperm whale genitals soaked in formalin solution at the door, and the information card next to it said that due to the huge size of the sperm whale, the ding ding also has 70 to 80 kg. The museum, though small, also has more than 200 exhibits and more than 90 species, including humans. Interestingly, in these genitals, you can feel an atmosphere of scientific research, without any erotic meaning. The guy who opened the museum was really doing it with a serious collection attitude, and there was some playfulness mixed in, a paper card that said "Tintin of the elves", and the exhibition cabinet was empty - the elves were invisible.
It's a beautiful sight to take
The museum's founders had a degree in Latin American history and later worked as a teacher at the school, teaching history and Spanish. I look at his background information, probably a museum built purely out of personal interests. As early as 1980 he had the idea of collecting Tintin, because Iceland is rich in whale resources, so it is easy to collect different types of whale genitalia, followed by land animals. In 1990, 34 species were collected, in 1997 62 were collected, and then a museum was established, which soon gained popularity, and some people even flew to Reykjavik to visit it.