Iceland - The National Museum reopens             New state-of-the-art galleries for more than 2,000 national treasures have been combined with conceptual exhibits and never before seen artefacts to make the National Museum of Iceland a source of inspiration and discovery. The National Museum of Iceland is dedicated to communicating knowledge of Iceland’s cultural heritage from the time of its pioneering settlement in 874 to the present day. The museum reopens with renewed purpose as the national center for conservation, research, and illumination of Iceland’s extraordinary history.