13
Engjavegi 6
104 Reykjavik
Tel. +354 535 3700
Website:
www.ibr.is
Email:
ibr@ibr.is
Ithro abandalag Reykjavikur (IBR)
or Reykjavik Sports Union is an
organiza on which was founded
on 31 August 1944. The union is a
part of the Na onal Olympic and
Sports Associa on (ISI) and acts as a
connec on between the City of
Reykjavik and sports clubs. The
union's goal is the for fica on and
development of sports in Reykjavik.
It is the country's largest district
associa on with approximately 76
sports clubs and approximately
41.000 registered members.
REYKJAVIK SPORTS UNION
The Sport and Leisure Department
operates six swimming pools, sport
halls, the youth centre, a service
centre, two ski slopes in Blá öll and
Skálafell mountains, district-based ski
slopes, the Reykjavík Family Park and
Zoo in Laugardalur valley, summer
ac vi es for children in the sailing
club at Nauthólsvík and in Reykjavik
Family Park and Zoo.
The Department of Sports and Leisure
performs extensive collabora on
with stakeholders in sports and youth
ac vi es in Iceland.
Borgartúni 12-14
105 Reykjavik
Tel. +354 411 1111
Website:
www.itr.is
Email:
itr@reykjavik.is
THE DEPARTMENT OF SPORTS AND LEISURE
Engjavegur 6
104 Reykjavik
Tel. +354 514 4000
Website:
www.isi.is
Email:
isi@isi.is
The Na onal Olympic and Sports
Associa on of Iceland is the highest au-
thority for voluntary sports ac vi es
in Iceland, cf. the provisions of the
Icelandic Sports Act. As a na onal
associa on in Iceland, recognized by
the Interna onal Olympic Commi ee
(IOC) and under the umbrella of the
Olympic Movement, The Na onal
Olympic and Sports Associa on of
Iceland honors the Olympic Charter
and the World An -Doping Code
and to abide by the decisions of IOC
Sessions.
THE NATIONAL OLYMPIC AND SPORTS ASSOCIATION OF ICELAND
