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Many museums don’t charge admission while others have one day a week when admission is free (usually Tuesdays). There are sometimes concessions for kids, seniors, students and groups. The locals love a good parade. But when the nation comes out, Laugavegur fills up fast. Stake out your place early and hold your ground (we may be a pacifist people but it doesn’t mean we can’t be pushy!).The National Museum of Iceland is charged with the duty of archiving select objects that illuminate the lives or ordinary Icelanders throughout the ages, which exhibitions ranging from ancient religious artifacts to 20th century milk cartons and the contents of Icelandic blogs.

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As you may have noticed, Icelanders ar big spenders and have expensive taste: big cars, any and all gadgety, clever design, cutting edge technology. But keeping upwith the Jónssons has suddenly become much easier for visitors with a drop in the exhange rate.What used to cost $50 now costs only $25, which makes this consumerist little island much more accessible for foreign guests. On top of this, many retailers offer tax free receipts, which are meant to save you the local sales tax (ahefty 25.5%). Downtown- 101 Reykjavík...

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