HockeywizTravels

The absolute best thing to do during bad weather in Iceland is to embrace the water and visit a geothermal pool or luxury spa. Because the water is naturally heated, sitting in a steaming outdoor pool while rain, wind, or snow rages around you is a quintessential Icelandic tradition.If the wind is dangerously high (which is the ultimate travel disrupter in Iceland), you must shift to indoor attractions. Experienced travelers emphasize staying highly flexible: travelers who spent weeks driving the Ring Road noted that their plans changed SO much while we were here, due to having crappy weather. Here are a list of place to visit and activities to do across Iceland when the weather takes a turn for the worst. Immesive Indoor Attractions & High Tech Shows Perlan Museum Walk through a real man-made ice cave built from 350 tons of glacial ice. You can also watch an indoor Northern Lights planetarium show if the real storm clouds are blocking the sky. Perlan is a massive, futuristic glass...

One way that you can get to know a country, district, or city's culture or heritage better is by visiting Museums and exploring their galleries and exhibits. This way, you get knowledge of the history and the background of the place you are visiting. Most places have Museums ranging from Arts, Science, History, Heritage, Marine, and Railways to even Palace Museums and contemporary art museums.  There are large-scale museums in stand-alone buildings, and there are also open-air museums, in which the buildings are pretty scattered around.   LCSD Museums The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government runs 15 museums and 2 other cultural spaces, each one unique in its focus. Broadly, these museums cover art, history, and science. Our vision is to offer inspiring experiences to be enjoyed by all. Museums collect, conserve, and exhibit collections for the purpose of education and providing uplifting and enlightening...