Reykjavík was settled during the late 9th and 10th century by Celtic and Norwegian immigrants. The name of the city means, "Smokey Bay', after the columns of steam that rise from the hot springs in the area. There is a variety of activities available, with most hotels in Reykjavík in close proximity to nature. You can visit Thingvellir National Park, see the fantastic Gullfoss Waterfall, or swim in the mineral-rich Blue Lagoon. If you like the nightlife, many of the clubs and hotels in Reykjavík feature live music, dancing and cocktails.

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The Iceland Conference and Incentive Bureau is a great place to connect. With many restaurants and hotels, Reykjavík is a place where people come together with their best ideas. The city also sponsors Study Visits, where professionals, managers, and politicians come together to find solutions and better ways of cooperating. Getting to Reykjavík is easy, the city has an airport or it is also possible to take the Smyril Line Ferry. There is a fantastic bus line which runs through the city, which makes for great accessibility to the inns and hotels of Reykjavík.