Iceland Geothermal Exhibition Ticket (with Audio Guide)


Attraction tickets: Geothermal exhibition, free parking
Hotel round‑trip transfers, other personal expenses, tips
Children aged 19 and above are charged the same as adults
Children aged 0‑12 are free; children aged 0‑12 must be accompanied by a paying adult
Please bring your own smartphone and earphones to download and fully enjoy the audio guide
Coffee shop and restrooms are available on site
Please check the weather and road conditions, especially in winter
The self‑guided audio tour takes approximately 1 hour, but the duration may vary depending on your interest in other exhibitions and displays
The entire exhibition area is wheelchair accessible, except for the third‑floor balcony
Various drinks and snacks are available for purchase. Seasonal pastries from a local bakery may also be offered depending on the time of your visit
Audio guides are available in English / Icelandic
Single entry only
The activity is suitable for prams and wheelchairs
Voucher is only valid on the specified date (and time)
Present your electronic or paper voucher
Geothermal Exhibition Hellisheioarvirkjun, 816 Olfus, Iceland
By car: Drive south on Route 1, approximately 25 km from Reykjavik city centre
By car: 58‑minute drive from Keflavik International Airport

Cancellation and full refund are available up to 48 hours before the activity date (local time).
In case of inclement weather or force majeure, the supplier may cancel the trip and arrange a full refund.

Explore the geothermal exhibition and enjoy the stunning countryside views of Iceland
Charge your electric vehicle while visiting the exhibition – perfect for sustainable travellers

Experience a multi‑sensory art installation that immerses you in Iceland's unique natural landscapes
Learn about geothermal energy, sustainable practices and innovative carbon dioxide storage solutions

The Geothermal Exhibition at Hellisheiði Power Station gives you an in‑depth look at Iceland's geothermal energy and sustainable solutions.
Visitors can tour the turbine hall, enjoy interactive exhibits and learn about the innovative Carbfix carbon dioxide storage project.
See first‑hand how electricity is generated for the national grid and hot water is supplied to the capital region.

Beyond the educational experience, visitors can also enjoy breathtaking scenery, relax in the Agndofa art installation and chat with knowledgeable staff.
There is also a well‑stocked souvenir shop offering local products and Icelandic design.

Facilities include a water refill station and electric vehicle charging points. The exhibition is just a 20‑minute drive from Reykjavík, making it an ideal stopover on the way to the beautiful hiking trails in the Hengill area from Reykjavík.




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Stopped here during our road trip around the island, just popped in on a whim. W...
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