Chestnut Avenue, Torquay, Devon TQ25LZThe Riviera International Conference Centre in Torquay is a first class purpose built exhibition and conference complex in the heart of beautiful Torquay and the stunning ‘English Riviera’. The facilities of the International Conference Centre are exceptional, consisting of three multi-function exhibition and conference halls as well as 7 syndicate rooms capable of holding 1500 delegates and 3700 square meters of exhibition and conference space. In addition, the main hall, the Forum, is a flexible hall that holds up to 1500 (theatre style) split over 2 levels and the Arena offers 1750 square meters of conference or exhibition space split over 2 levels holding up to a 1000 people for conferences.
Located in the centre of Torquay and just off the beautiful seafront, the Riviera International Conference Centre is a charming and relaxing venue in keeping with Torquay’s mellow pace of life and balmy, mild climate that has kept people coming back since Victorian times. Similarly the Riviera International Conference Centre keeps conference guests and exhibition visitors coming back year after year, having successfully hosted international conferences and high profile exhibitions as well as fantastic entertainment events. From party political conferences to classical music performances, from gardening shows to sporting events, band festivals to opera and choir recitals the Torquay Riviera International Conference Centre has proven itself to be one of the UK’s most popular and charming venues. With more than 2,400 beds and hotel rooms (from three to five star) within a one mile radius and the incredible seafront only moments away, this is a fascinating venue to visit, set as it is amongst sparkling white villas, beautiful gardens and Victorian facades of Torquay.
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