Meet In Reykjavik - Iceland Convention Bureau

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Why Choose Our Destination?

Reykjavík is a vibrant city with excellent infrastructure, which means access to cutting-edge technology, inspiring meeting venues and warm hospitable people willing and able to render the best service. Reykjavík was voted top destination 2012 by Lonely Planet and awarded the Travel Reader’s Choice Award. National Geographic was of the same opinion and named Iceland among the best of the world's trips available in 2012. Reykjavik offers a broad spectrum of accommodations with first-rate facilities and friendly atmosphere. Reykjavik has lodgings to satisfy every need and whim even if you desire a bedtime story be read for you. Icelanders take pride in their hospitality and high standard of cleanliness and we make sure that your group will sleep soundly come rain or shine, Northern Lights or Midnight Sun. Iceland has what it takes to hold a successful meeting. The facilities and venues for large or small get gatherings are at your disposal, as well as the entertainment and sustenance you desire. In Reykjavik you can conduct world-class corporate meetings, conferences, study visits and incentives. Icelandic nature will supply the inspiration needed for an injection of creativity innovation and efficiency to ensure a successful meeting. Great technological savvy, quality products and great hospitality will enhance the experience.

Distance from airport

  • Keflavik International Airport

    27.96 mi. from city center


Local Attractions

Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center

Convention center
30 minutes away
Harpa is one of Reykjavík’s most striking landmarks and a Centre of cultural and social life in the very heart of the city. Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre is a tourist destination and an award-winning work of art that has been visited by millions of people since opening in 2011.

Sky Lagoon

Recreation
30 minutes away
Iceland's Sky Lagoon is a luxurious, man-made thermal bath that juts out over the wild North Atlantic. Soaking in the warm water you can watch the waves crash beneath you and gaze out to the steely horizon, all while staying cozy warm.

Reykjavik Harbour

Historical landmark
30 minutes away
The old harbour is the heart of Reykjavík and the catalyst to its formation. The city grew up around the harbour and in the early 20th century it became one of the centres of the Icelandic trawling industry. The harbour area has been transformed in the past decades.

Golden Circle and Greenhouse farm

Historical landmark
2 hours away
The tour starts with a visit to Fridheimar greenhouse, then to Geysir, Gullfoss and Thingvelir National Park. It is an 8 hour ride via bus.

Cafés in Reykjavik

30 minutes away
Although you might not expect it, you can get a pretty great cup of coffee here in Reykjavik. Even though our city is relatively small there’s no shortage of great cafés in our capital city.

Listasafn Íslands

Museum
30 minutes away
The National Gallery of Iceland is a well-known landmark by the lake Tjörnin in Reykjavík. It was originally built in the early 20th century as an ice-house, and today it houses the National Gallery collections. New exhibitions open regularly, highlighting the best of Icelandic contemporary art as well as Icelandic art history. The gallery shop sells books in English about Icelandic art, as well as a range of gifts and souvenirs. Admission to the National Gallery includes two more museums, which display the home of painter Ásgrímur Jónsson and the House of Collections.

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