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Visiting the Geothermal Exhibition

Discover geothermal geology and green energy production inside Hellisheiði Power Plant in Ölfus.

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Located at the Hellisheiði Power Plant, this exhibition offers an interactive look at sustainable energy production. Visitors can explore the science behind geothermal power, enjoy a multi-sensory space, and discover the surrounding volcanic landscapes of the Hengill area.

Explore the science of sustainable energy at this interactive exhibition housed within the active Hellisheiði Geothermal Power Plant.

Geothermal Exhibition
The Science of Sustainable Power at the Geothermal Exhibition

Located within an active power station in Ölfus, the Geothermal Exhibition offers an interactive look at green energy production in Iceland. Visitors can explore how volcanic resources are harnessed for electricity while learning about innovative carbon-reduction technologies. The experience also features educational displays and a multi-sensory relaxation space inspired by local natural landscapes.

Exterior view of the Hellisheiði Power Plant with a peaked glass entrance facade, ON Power logo on the building wing, a stone pathway leading to the entrance, and steam plumes rising from the geothermal plant in the background
Geothermal Exhibition opening hours in Reykjavík

Check today’s opening status, weekly schedule, and special date changes for Geothermal Exhibition. Use these opening hours to plan your arrival and avoid closed times in Reykjavík.

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Geothermal Exhibition Visitor Facilities

The Geothermal Exhibition offers a range of amenities to ensure a comfortable visit, including accessible facilities such as elevators and adapted restrooms. Visitors can enjoy on-site refreshment options at the café, explore locally-made products in the souvenir shop, and benefit from dedicated visitor support through audio guides and group tour options. The location also provides practical convenience with complimentary parking and paid electric vehicle charging stations available for guests.

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Geothermal Exhibition Location in Ölfus

The Geothermal Exhibition is situated inside the active Hellisheiði Geothermal Power Plant in Ölfus, within Iceland's Southern Region. Located right along the Þjóðvegur 1 highway in the Hengill volcanic area, this striking setting lets visitors explore renewable energy science directly at the source. It serves as a highly convenient and educational stop for those traveling through the region's volcanic landscapes.

The Geothermal Exhibition Experience

The Geothermal Exhibition in Ölfus offers a detailed look into sustainable green energy production at the active Hellisheiði Power Plant. Located within the Hengill volcanic area, the venue explains how geothermal resources are utilized to generate clean electricity. Visitors can engage with interactive displays and learn about carbon-reduction technologies like Carbfix. The experience features self-guided audio tours alongside Agndofa, a multi-sensory relaxation space inspired by the local landscape. Guests can also enjoy an onsite cafe and surrounding hiking trails.

Exterior of a modern industrial building with dark horizontal metal cladding, a large orange ON logo, and the text Orka Náttúrunnar on the facade under a clear blue sky
Geothermal Exhibition FAQ: Energy, Access & Electric Cars

Planning a visit to the Geothermal Exhibition in Ölfus but wondering if your electric car can recharge while you do? Alongside EV charging and free parking, we offer a small café for a quick human recharge and free audio guides—just keep in mind that the third-floor balcony is the only spot wheels can't reach.

How do I contact Geothermal Exhibition?

Geothermal Exhibition can be contacted via email, phone, or contact form, but the specific contact details and links are currently not publicly listed.

What is the phone number for Geothermal Exhibition?

The official phone number for Geothermal Exhibition is currently not provided.

Does Geothermal Exhibition have an email address for inquiries?

A direct email address for Geothermal Exhibition is not available at this time.

Where can I park at the Geothermal Exhibition?

Ample free parking is available right by the entrance of the Geothermal Exhibition. Electric vehicle charging is also available right outside the venue at the ON Power Charging Station for a fee.

Tips for Visiting the Geothermal Exhibition

When planning a visit to the Geothermal Exhibition near Reykjavik, guests can make use of several convenient amenities. Ample free parking is available right by the entrance, alongside an electric vehicle charging station. Inside, the exhibition features elevators and is mostly wheelchair accessible, with the exception of the third-floor balcony. Visitors can explore the displays with an audio guide, while larger groups of ten or more can book guided tours in advance. An on-site café and a souvenir shop with Icelandic designs are also available to complete the experience.

Who the Geothermal Exhibition Suits Best

The Geothermal Exhibition in Ölfus is well-suited for science enthusiasts, students, and curious travelers eager to explore sustainable energy and volcanic geology. Families and solo visitors can engage with interactive displays at their own pace using self-guided audio tours. The facility accommodates individuals with accessibility needs, offering elevators, accessible restrooms, and wheelchair access to almost all exhibition areas. Group visitors can also coordinate dedicated educational tours, while on-site amenities like a café and EV charging stations support a convenient stop.

Visual Preview of the Geothermal Exhibition

Images of the Geothermal Exhibition at the Hellisheiði Power Plant near Reykjavik show the intersection of modern green energy and natural landscapes. Preview the facility's striking peaked glass entrance, dark metal cladding, and dramatic plumes of rising geothermal steam. These visuals offer a glimpse of the innovative visitor experience awaiting inside.

Exterior view of the Hellisheiði Power Plant with a peaked glass entrance facade, ON Power logo on the building wing, a stone pathway leading to the entrance, and steam plumes rising from the geothermal plant in the background
Exterior of a modern industrial building with dark horizontal metal cladding, a large orange ON logo, and the text Orka Náttúrunnar on the facade under a clear blue sky
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