Laufás is a renowned church site and chieftain‚Äòs residence from the settlement (874-930).

Laufás church was built in 1865, among its special items is a pulpit from 1698.

The current farmhouse is a good example of a wealthy vicarage from 1853-1882 furnished with household items and utensils from the period.

One of Laufás¬¥ s characteristics is the bride’s chamber where women prepared for the big event.

At the Visitor Centre you will find plenty of information about nature and history of the countryside, a handcraft and souvenir shop and a café in a cosy atmosphere.

Laufás is part of The National Museum‚Äòs Historic Buildings Collection and managed by Akureyri Museum.

Open:

June 1 - September 1: Daily 10-17

Price:

Adults (18 and older): ISK 1800

Children and youth: Free

Senior citizens: ISK 900

Handicapped: Free

Pass for 5 museums: ISK 2200

• Destination

  North Iceland

• Country

  Iceland

• Type of experience

  Culture

• Best time to visit

  • Spring
  • Autumn
  • Summer

• Nearby stations

  • Grímsey Airport
  • Siglufjörður Airport
  • Akureyri Airport