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IV YOUNG EUROPEAN INTER-CLUB WEEKEND 27-29 September 2019 V.2 July 8th, 2019 IV YOUNG EUROPEAN INTER-CLUB WEEKEND 27-29 September 2019 GENERAL INFORMATION ORGANIZATION Gold Alliance in collaboration with: Círculo del Liceo Círculo Ecuestre Lliga jove Young members PARTICIPATING MEMBERS Registered members and escort from 21 to 41 years old from invited clubs. HOTEL ARRANGEMENTS The hosting club doesn’t provide a booking service. As the event occurs during peak season, we strongly suggest self-booking as soon as possible for a cost-saving option. OBJECTIVES 1. Serve as a networking platform and strengthen ties between members of the participating clubs. 2. Promote Inter-club relationships across Europe on an institutional level. 3. Promote the history, tradition, values and heritage of our clubs and countries. 4. Encourage the participation of club members of all ages and genders in future Inter-club activities. 5. Encourage the participation and integration of young members in the Inter-club network. 6. Initiate and present the Gold Alliance Organization: a Pan-European organization with the aim of promoting the aforementioned objectives and events on a scheduled regular basis. 1 Gold Alliance Amstel 336, 1017AS Amsterdam | [email protected] | www.goldalliance.org CLUBS INVITED TO PARTICIPATE ST. JOHANNS CLUB | Vienna, Austria THE NAVAL CLUB | London, Great Britain DER WIENER RENNVEREIN | Vienna, Austria THE TRAVELLERS CLUB | London, Great Britain ROYAL INTERNATIONAL CLUB CHÂTEAU SAINTE-ANNE | Brussels, Belgium CITY UNIVERSITY CLUB | London, Great Britain CERCLE ROYAL GAULOIS | Brussels, Belgium OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE CLUB | London, Great Britain CERCLE ROYAL LA CONCORDE | Brussels, Belgium THE REFORM CLUB | London, Great Britain DE WARANDE | Brussels, Belgium THE CAVALRY AND GUARDS CLUB | London, Great Britain CERCLE DE LORRAINE | Brussels, Belgium THE EAST INDIA CLUB | London, Great Britain SOCIÉTÉ LITTÉRAIRE | Brussels, Belgium BROOKS’S | London, Great Britain CERCLE ROYAL DU PARC | Brussels, Belgium THE ARTS CLUB | London, Great Britain CÍRCULO ECUESTRE | Barcelona, Spain NATIONAL LIBERAL CLUB | London, Great Britain CÍRCULO LICEO | Barcelona, Spain THE ROYAL AIR FORCE CLUB | London, Great Britain SOCIEDAD BILBAINA | Bilbao, Spain THE HURLINGHAM CLUB | London, Great Britain REAL GRAN PEÑA | Madrid, Spain ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLUB | London, Great Britain NUEVO CLUB | Madrid, Spain THE ULSTER REFORM CLUB | London, Great Britain CASINO DE AGRICULTURA VALENCIA | Valencia, Spain CERCLE MUNSTER | Luxembourg, Luxembourg REAL CLUB ANDALUCÍA (AERO) | Sevilla, Spain STEPHENS GREEN HIBERNIAN CLUB | Dublin, Ireland CLUB FINANCIERO GÉNOVA | Madrid, Spain CIRCOLO CANOTTIERI ANIENE | Rome, Italy CASINO DE MADRID | Madrid, Spain NUOVO CIRCOLO DEGLO SCACCHI | Rome, Italy SEVILLA CIRCULO DE LABRADORES | Sevilla, Spain CIRCOLO DELL’UNIONE | Florence, Italy REAL SOCIEDAD VALENCIANA | Valencia, Spain SOCIETÀ DEL CASINO | Genoa, Italy REAL CASINO MURCIA | Murcia, Spain CIRCOLO NAZIONALE DELL’UNIONE | Napoli, Italy CORDOBA CIRCULO DE LA AMISTAD | Cordoba, Spain CIRCOLO SOCIETÁ DELL’UNIONE | Venice, Italy HELSINKI BOURSE CLUB | Helsinki, Finland SOCIETÀ DEL GIARDINO | Milan, Italy CERCLE DE L’UNION INTERALLIEE | París, France CIRCOLO ANTICO TIRO A VOLO | Rome, Italy AUTOMOBILE CLUB DE FRANCE | París, France CIRCOLO ARTISTICO TUNNEL | Genoa, Italy THE SAINT JAMES | París, France REAL CIRCOLO BELLINI | Palermo, Italy CERCLE SUEDOIS | París, France INDUSTRIEELE GROOTE CLUB | Amsterdam, Netherlands UNION CLUB BORDELAIS | Bordeaux, France NIEUWE OF LITTERAIRE SOCIËTEIT DE WITTE | Den Haag, Netherlands TRAVELLER’S CLUB | París, France OSLO NORWAY CLUB | Oslo, Norway POLO DE PARIS | París, France NORSKE SELSKAB | Oslo, Norway INTERNATIONAL CLUB BERLIN | Berlin, Germany KLUB POLSKIEJ RADY BIZNESU | Warszawa, Poland BERLIN CAPITAL CLUB | Berlin, Germany GRÉMIO LITERÁRIO | Lisbon, Portugal DUSSELDORF INDUSTRIE CLUB | Düsseldorf, Germany TURF CLUB | Lisbon, Portugal FRANKFURT UNION INTERNATIONAL CLUB | Frankfurt, Germany THE NEW CLUB | Edimburgo, Scotland CERCLE D’ATHENES | Athenes, Greece THE WESTERN CLUB | Glasgow, Scotland ATHENS CLUB | Athenes, Greece SALLSKAPET | Stockholm, Sweeden THE CALEDONIAN CLUB | London, Great Britain ROYAL BACHELORS CLUB | Göteborg, Sweeden ARMY AND NAVY CLUB | London, Great Britain CERCLE DE LA GRANDE SOCIÉTÉ DE BERNE | Berne, Switzerland THE SAVILE CLUB | London, Great Britain CERCLE DE LA TERRASSE | Switzerland THE CARDIFF AND COUNTY CLUB | Wales, Great Britain CLUB BAUR AU LAC | Zurich, Switzerland THE CARLTON CLUB | London, Great Britain CERCLE D’ORIENT BUYUK KULUP | Istanbul, Turkey THE LANSDOWNE CLUB | London, Great Britain CASINO MALTESE | Valletta, Malt THE ROYAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB | London, Great Britain THE RESIDENCE | Sofia, Bulgaria ROYAL NORTHERN AND UNIVERSITY CLUB | Aberdeen, Great Britain 2 Gold Alliance Amstel 336, 1017AS Amsterdam | [email protected] | www.goldalliance.org EVENT SCHEDULE FRIDAY 27th SEPTEMBER OFFICIAL WELCOME | CIRCULO ECUESTRE 19:00h. Welcome drinks & appetizers 20:30h. Presidents welcome & present exchange 21:15h. Guided walk across the premises Forbidden access: jeans, t-shirt, sneakers COCKTAIL PARTY 21:30 - 23:00h. Cocktail dinner 23:00 - 02:00h. Open bar party music *Dress-code: smart casual Forbidden access: jeans, t-shirt, sneakers SUTTON DISCO 2:00 - 6:00h. Free entrance to one of most reknown discos of Barcelona Carrer de Tuset, 13 SATURDAY 28th SEPTEMBER BREAKFAST AT THE HISTORICAL “MERCADO DE LA BOQUERÍA” 10:00 – 11:30h. Bar Pinotxo (Space 466, very small) El Quim De La Boqueria (Space 606) CHANGED | DISCOVER A GENIUS: ANTONI GAUDÍ This event has been changed due to the access limitations to the Sagrada Familia cathedral. Access is permited in small groups, that, givben the number of registered members, would have meant scattering in groups in a span of time covering the whole day. Solution: Registered members are automatically reasigned to the alternative plan: GUIDED WALK VISIT AROUND BARCELONA CITY CENTRE (includes a visit to the cathedral from outside) [Request for refund, please contact [email protected]] 3 Gold Alliance Amstel 336, 1017AS Amsterdam | [email protected] | www.goldalliance.org EVENT SCHEDULE NEW EVENT | 11.30h. GUIDED WALK VISIT AROUND BARCELONA CITY CENTRE Replicating previous events in Madrid and Amsterdam it has been organized a walking guided visit around the remarcable spots. A 2.5h. hour tour starting at Mercado de la Boquería and ending close to the lunch place. English official guides included. See map of the tour here. Starting point address: La Rambla, 91 (La Caixa bank front door) LUNCH AT XUP XUP BEACH CLUB 14:00 - 18:30h. 3 course meal (drinks included) Drinks at the terrace (p.p.) *Dress-code: bring your swimsuit if you want to swim. Paseo Marítimo de la Barceloneta, s/n UNDER RENOVATION COCKTAIL DINNER & PARTY CÍRCULO DEL LICEO Círculo del Liceo renovation works have overrun from the expected date of completion and the club will now be closed during the European Inter-Club weekend. See here the letter from the President. We have been realocated in all the beatiful Mirror Hall that its beside the club. Unfortunately, this means the cost has slightly increased by 20€ per person and will not include an open-bar. IMPORTANT NOTICE: If you have registered before the 5th Sept.’19 you must proceed to pay the extra ammount. Please proceed here 4 Gold Alliance Amstel 336, 1017AS Amsterdam | [email protected] | www.goldalliance.org NEW VENUE MIRROR HALL COCKTAIL DINNER & PARTY 20.00h. · President’s welcome 21.00h. · Elegant cocktail dinner. 23.00h. · Party & music Dress-code: Jacket and tie or suit. Ladies smart casual. Forbidden access: jeans, t-shirt, sneakers. IMPORTANT NOTICE: Due to the aforementioned extra costs, if you registered before the 5th Sept.’19 you must proceed to pay the extra 20€ ammount. Please proceed here. Excuse all inconveniences. OPIUM DISCO Private tables at one of most renowned discos Contact [email protected] SUNDAY 29th SEPTEMBER SPANISH BRUNCH AND BOATS Authentic paella and sangria (and beer) in the beatiful Port Nàutic 12:30 - 16:00h. 5 Gold Alliance Amstel 336, 1017AS Amsterdam | [email protected] | www.goldalliance.org HISTORY OF THE HOST CLUBS Círculo del Liceo Opened in November 1847 – half a year after the inauguration of the Gran Teatre del Liceu – the club offers its members an elegant setting made up of numerous and decorated rooms with outstanding examples of Art Nouveau – city’s scenic overlooks, conference room and auditions, a restaurant, a library and other services. The exuberant modernist decoration that abounds in most of the rooms is made up of an important collection of artistic works, especially pain- tings and sculptures, with a high artistic value and in an excellent state of preservation. In 2010, e.g., a set of engravings by Antoni Tàpies dedicated to Richard Wagner were incorporated to redecorate the old game room on the second floor. Due to the proximity to the Gran Teatre del Liceu (both adjacent buildings) and to their common origins there is a good part of members who owned the Barcelona’s Coliseum until 1995 therefore they usually attend operas and concerts of Barcelona’s lyrical space Círculo Ecuestre Since it was founded in 1856, the Círculo Ecuestre has represented this spirit in Catalonia. It has become a key institution in the professional and personal life of the people of Barcelona and one of the private clubs of greatest renown in Europe. Catalan civil society has needed places where its dynamism was soothed by exclusive
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