Langabúð
Djúpivogur’s oldest building, dating from 1790, now housing museums, exhibitions and a much-loved café.
About Langabúð
Langabúð stands on a trading site whose history reaches back to 1589. The present building dates from 1790 and is the oldest surviving building in Djúpivogur. Today it serves as the town’s cultural centre, with exhibitions about sculptor Ríkarður Jónsson, politician Eysteinn Jónsson and local history alongside a café serving homemade food and cakes.
Our practical tips
✓Have a look upstairs at the heritage displays rather than visiting only the café.
✓This is one of the best places in town to understand Djúpivogur’s history.
Getting there and visiting
Access
Visit Austurland lists Langabúð as operating year-round, although winter hours should be checked.