Lillehammer, Norway
The congress will take place at the SCANDIC Hotel in Lillehammer, two hours north of Oslo Airport. Lillehammer is best known as being the host for the Winter Olympics 1994. As a UNESCO City of Literature, it is a cultural center of Inland Norway with a rich history. In walking distance to the venue, you can explore Norwegian architecture from the 13th century to today in the open-air museum Maihaugen and visit the Olympics Museum. Lillehammer is also known for its Museum of Art and the fairytale adventure park Hunderfossen. Extend your stay and explore the close-by Nationalparks Rondane to the east and Jotunheimen to the west of Lillehammer.
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Scandic Lillehammer Hotel opened its doors in 1911, and is the regions biggest meeting point for conferences, vacations and weekend adventures. The property is located in a large private park near the city centre. The conference department consists of 17 large and small meeting rooms.
SCANDIC Lillehammer offers several recreational possibilities, starting with their renovated restaurant Salt & Pepper, a large fitness centre and a newly opened wellness centre where you can relax after a long day of meetings and activities. Four different types of saunas, an infinity pool, two outdoor hot tubs and a relax room is among the facilities you will be able to enjoy in our wellness centre.
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Enjoy some well-deserved relax
Whether you fancy a refreshing dip in the outdoor hot tubs, a leisurely float in the infinity pool, or a full-on Scandinavian sauna marathon with not one, not two, but three saunas to choose from, SCANDIC has got you covered!
Hungry, anyone?
SCANDIC's famous restaurant, Salt & Pepper, serves up delectable culinary delights in a warm and cozy ambiance. How about a drink on the outdoor terrace facing the garden?
Scandinavian coziness
Feeling a bit cold after your dip in the outdoor pool? Gather inside SCANDIC's wooden tent to enjoy the fire!