Social Program

 

Thursday, 6 June 2024 (19:00-23:00)

Welcome Cocktail

WONDERS OF ICELAND – NATURE MUSEUM AT PERLAN

@Perlan.is

The welcome cocktail will take place at the Perlan Museum, one of the top attractions in Reykjavik. The stunning glass dome structure on the Öskjuhlíð Hill offers incredible views of the city and surrounding mountains. Inside, delegates will have the opportunity to explore a range of exhibits and immersive presentations, including a glacial ice cave, a planetarium, and interactive displays of Icelandic nature and culture.

Transfers will be provided from the conference venue Harpa

Tickets: included in the registration fee for all delegates

Location: Perlan Museum (cocktails will be served on the 4th and 5th floor)

Address: Öskjuhlíð, 105 Reykjavík

Dress code: business casual

 

Friday, 7 June 2024 (19:30-01:00)

Gala Dinner

HARPA – SILFURBERG HALL (2nd floor)

@Ragnar Th

Gala Dinner will take place at the conference venue Harpa, Silfurberg Hall located on the 2nd floor.

Transfers won’t be provided.  

Tickets: included in the registration fee for all delegates

Location: Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre

Address: Austurbakki 2, 101 Reykjavík

Dress code: attire

 

Saturday, 8 June 2024 (07:30-8:30)

Morning Jogging

Meeting Point: conference venue Harpa 

Please note that jogging is not organised by the association this year.

Feel free to meet other EELA runners in front of Harpa and enjoy beautiful sceneries, great running paths, and plenty of fresh air—running in Iceland’s capital is definitely a treat. In many cities, parks serve as the main running areas. This is not the case with Reykjavík, as its parks simply aren’t big enough for longer runs. Rather, most of the best and scenic paths can be found near the coastline, both on the north and south side of the city. For example, you can run from the centre of town along the coast on the south of Reykjavík, around Elliðaárdalur in the east part, and then over to the north side of Reykjavík along the ocean—well over 20 kilometres—only crossing the road once!