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About Geothermal Energy Exhibition
Book Geothermal Energy Exhibition Tickets Online
Why book Geothermal Energy Exhibition Tickets Online?
We strongly suggest visitors buy the Geothermal Energy Exhibition Tickets online as they can save time by skipping long waiting lines at the ticket counter on site. You do not need to wait in the long queue for your tickets, book your tickets online with just one click. Booking online Geothermal Energy Exhibition Tickets allows visitors to get access to the exhibition at a discounted rate. Most of the online websites offer entry passes at comparatively lower rates than the ticket counter on site. You can also buy combo tickets which will allow you to see many places at the price of one.Booking Geothermal Energy Exhibition Tickets online via different websites enables visitors to gain early access to their preferred slots beforehand. You don’t need to wait in the long queues at the entrance, you will get instant entry as you have tickets in advance.
Know Before You Book Geothermal Energy Exhibition Tickets
- The Geothermal Energy Exhibition is wheelchair friendly.
- The tours of the exhibition generally take between 30 - 40 minutes to come to an end, depending on the group's interactions and interests.
- The gallery also houses a cafe that offers an array of cocktails, mocktails, and authentic pastries to take care of hungry visitors. You can also help yourself to some chocolates and potato chips available at the cafe.
Location: Hellisheiði power plant by Mount Hengill
Timings: 9 am to 5 pm every day ( during the summer months ) from 9 am to 4 pm every day (during the winter).
How to get there:By Car / Taxi - The distance between Reykjavik and the Geothermal Energy Exhibition is approximately around 29.3 kilometres. Visitors can reach the Geothermal Energy Exhibition from Reykjavik by car in roughly 30 minutes. You can take the Highway 1 route and drive south for 25 kilometres from the downtown area of Reykjavik to reach the destination.
- Walk through the process of green and sustainable energy production in Iceland.
- This tour helps you gain information about Iceland’s take on ecological protection and the past of geothermal in the country.
- This journey starts at the Hellisheidi Power Plant which is located at a distance of 20 minutes from Reykjavik.
- This location is placed at the foothills of Hengill Mountain and is engulfed by lava fields and panoramic views of the hills.
- One of the notable highlights of the tour is the stop at the Carbfix room which explains the power plant’s collaboration with them.
- For any tour-related query, you can approach the on-site staff and ask for their help regarding the query.
FAQs
Why is the Geothermal Energy Exhibition so famous?
The Geothermal Energy Exhibition is famous for its eco-friendly and natural sustainability practices. This power plant gives an insight into the process of how the people of Iceland use and control geothermal energy. This gallery is an interactive venue that discusses the advantages of using geothermal energy through tours, presentations, and multimedia projections.
Is the Price for Geothermal Energy Exhibition Tickets the same for all?
Yes, the price for the Geothermal Energy Exhibition Tickets is the same for all. You can buy the tickets online via our websites and avail various discounts and offers..
Do I need to book Geothermal Energy Exhibition Tickets in advance?
We strongly advise you to book the Geothermal Energy Exhibition Tickets in advance to save yourselves hours by skipping the long waiting line at the ticket counter on site. Booking tickets in advance also ensures that you can reap the benefit of a full refund in case of cancellation.
Can I book Geothermal Energy Exhibition Tickets Online?
Yes, you can book the Geothermal Energy Exhibition Tickets online. Purchasing advance tickets online enables visitors to select their preferred time slots on their chosen dates. You can also alter the timings depending on your convenience.
What is the time duration to visit the Geothermal Energy Exhibition?
The opening hours are from 9 am to 5 pm every day during the summer season and from 9 am to 4 pm during the winter seasons. A tour of the Geothermal Energy Exhibition takes around 30 - 40 minutes to come to an end.