Nice and not at all seedy exhibition. More like a small, dedicated anatomy museum. Very relaxed, you can even take your drink into the exhibition. Could be more interactive, it is very traditional, with exhibits displayed in glass cylinders. Café with appropriately themed dishes and drinks.

This was much better than I expected. Very well done and a lot of really interesting information about all species. Also a blast to do with a good female friend..we had a great 2 hours there and bought lots of silly souvenirs

A unique private collection of over 250 mammalian penises from the killer whale to the tiny shrew and including human penises. Loved the quirky write iOS about each specimen displayed . Highly recommend for anyone visiting Reykjavik with one hour to spare

An interesting place. Go knowing you’re gonna see a weird range of items. Read the visitors book, was so funny! A tad overpriced but interesting and a good cafe at the end.

Well, you just have to don't you? A very small museum, that is well put together but half way round I really felt like I had looked at as many penis' as I could before my interest quickly dwindled. In one sense it's laid out logically, whales together, horses together - but maybe could have some more interesting ways of comparing species - e.g. biggest vs smallest based on body size, most girthy etc! A bit pricey (£16 ish), per adult. Well displayed facts etc for each animal. For the mildly immature (me) and for those with biological interests!

Lovely hot drinks and waffles in the Bistro. Toilets clean and spacious. Staff helpful. Lockers to leave your bags and coats in. The museum is expensive for how small it is. Having said that, they pack a lot in. Interesting specimens with good supporting information. Got us out of the cold for an hour and I'm glad we went.

Neat museum that combines science, art and humor. Enter and buy tickets in the gift shop, on the side of the cafe. Quick hour visit for 5 of us was plenty. Cafe looked great - just was after a big breakfast so we didn’t need to eat. Nothing bawdy abt it

Lots and lots of animal cocks in jars with some pretty detailed information on each. It's pretty expensive (3000 Krone each) as Museums go especially based on its size but I enjoyed it. I felt both inferior (to horses, bulls and whales) and superior (to racoons, pygmy shrews and cats) in the same room. If you want to laugh at cocks then visit here.

Visiting over the Christmas & New Year period the venue was festively decorated with a fitting penis decorated Christmas tree. Visiting as a family, sadly didn’t feel I could take my daughters around the museum, despite the educational value it would have offered. Visiting the cafe & gift shop, after being recommended by a work colleague I found the staff very friendly and accommodating to dietary needs. The ladies in my life had been looking forward to experiencing some of the famous penis waffles, to which they were not disappointed. They went for the Nutella, strawberries & syrup topped ones, to which were so amazing they begged me for more a few days later. There’s plenty of penis shaped gifts for your loved ones back home, and 2 giant white boards to doddle your best penis sketches. Well worth a visit!!!

I visited with my friend We drove up and down past the entrance. Tip... it is on the same block as H&M..parking underneath Entry is not too pricey There is a cafe . We had a cup of tea each. They had cool looking Waffles etc on the menu. The display area itself was an eye opener. Worth a visit.