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Travel and Accommodation FAO-GTZ Workshop, Assisi 18 to 22 June 2007 TRAVEL AND ACCOMMODATION I. Travel Information ARRIVAL BY CAR http://www.autostrade.it/en/index.html 1. From Rome : • Highway A1 “Milano-Napoli (Autostrada del Sole)”, direction Milano, exit at “Orte”. • Take Freeway E45 (Orte-Cesena) and exit at Santa Maria degli Angeli. 2. From Milan and Florence : • Highway A1 “Milano-Napoli (Autostrada del Sole)”, direction Rome, and exit at “Valdichiana, Bettolle, Sinalunga”. • Take “Raccordo Siena-Bettolle” and continue along RA6, passing close to Perugia, continue along SS3BIS/E45 and exit at Assisi/ Santa Maria degli Angeli. http://www.fao.org/nr/com/gtzworkshop/Main.htm FAO-GTZ Workshop, Assisi 18 to 22 June 2007 ARRIVAL BY TRAIN http://www.trenitalia.com/en/index.html Bank Train Station Train Station of Assisi-Santa Maria degli Angeli Piazza Alighieri +39.075.8040272 The Domus Pacis Hotel is within a 15 minute walking distance from the train station. Domus Cabs are available outside the train station. Pacis Trains Timetable from Rome Termini train Station: DEPARTURE ARRIVAL 08.14 10.27 Rome Termini Assisi 12.14 14.27 Rome Termini Assisi 13.46 15.32 Rome Termini Assisi 17.00 20.11 Rome Termini Assisi 18.14 20.27 Rome Termini Assisi 19.44 21.34 Rome Termini Assisi Not available on Sundays and Saturdays Not Available on Saturdays Please note that the above Time table refers only to direct Rome-Assisi trains. The different travel times depend on the train category (regional, inter regional, Eurostar). For the Participants arriving by plane, please refer to the following page. http://www.fao.org/nr/com/gtzworkshop/Main.htm FAO-GTZ Workshop, Assisi 18 to 22 June 2007 ARRIVAL BY AIRPLANE 1. Umbria Airport (S. Egidio-Perugia) +39.075.592141 http://www.airport.umbria.it Cabs are available outside the airport (15 km to Domus Pacis). For information call Radio Taxi - +39.075.5004888. PLEASE NOTE : MOST INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS TO ITALY ARRIVE AT THE FOLLOWING AIRPORTS : 2. Milano- Linate Airport +39.02.74852200 For information about the available connections from and to Linate please visit the website: http://www.sea-aeroportimilano.it/en/ 3. Milano- Malpensa Airport +39.02.74852200 For information about the available connections from and to Malpensa please visit the website: http://www.sea-aeroportimilano.it/en/ 4. Rome- Leonardo da Vinci International Airport – Fiumicino +39.06.65951 For information on existing transport facilities check please the very useful site of the Rome airport Fiumicino: http://www.adr.it/content.asp?L=3&IdMen=731 LEONARDO EXPRESS: DIRECT TRAIN TO THE ROME TRAIN STATION TERMINI Fiumicino Airport -> Termini Station Termini Station -> Fiumicino Airport Every day Every 30 minutes: Every 30 minutes: from 6:37 to 23:37 from 5:52 to 22:52 N.B.: Leonardo Express train makes no mid-journey stops. Route time: 35 minutes Cost: € 9,50 For further information click to: www.trenitalia.com http://www.fao.org/nr/com/gtzworkshop/Main.htm FAO-GTZ Workshop, Assisi 18 to 22 June 2007 II. Registration and Accommodation Hotel Domus Pacis Piazza Porziuncola 1, 06088 S. Maria degli Angeli (PG), +39.075.8043530, +39.075.8040455, [email protected] www.domuspacis.it Accommodation will be provided by the Hotel Domus Pacis that is located within the conference centre premises. Participants should arrange for their reservations directly with the Hotel Domus Pacis, not later than 30 May 2007. Please note: Hotel accommodation at the below-mentioned rates cannot be guaranteed beyond this date. Participants will settle their bills directly with the hotel at check-out time. Participants are also expected to make their own transportation arrangements for arrival and departure. Meals will be served within the conference centre. The Check-in at the Hotel Domus Pacis and the registration for the workshop can be done simultaneously at the entrance of the hotel/conference centre. A Wi-Fi Internet network access is available on request. For this service € 10,00/week will be charged. Wi-Fi The Wi-Fi network is available also in the meeting rooms. Fees : • Optional Wi-Fi network (unlimited time and .........................................€ 10,00 / week downloads) • Single room daily rate .........................................€ 65,00 / person • Double room daily rate .........................................€ 50,00 / person • Payment options Visa; American Express, Diners, Mastercard IV. Contacts o Riccardo Del Castello , FAO, [email protected] (Organizer) Office Tel. +39.0657054051 o Paul Mathias Braun , GTZ, [email protected] (Organizer) Office Tel. +49.6196791433 o Chiara Paffarini , University of Perugia, [email protected] (On site Logistics) Office Tel. +39.0755857138 o Andreas Mandler , [email protected] (Logistics, Registration) Office Tel. +39.0657056092 o Achille Deodato , [email protected] (Web, PowerPoint, Papers ) Office Tel. +39.0657056088 http://www.fao.org/nr/com/gtzworkshop/Main.htm FAO-GTZ Workshop, Assisi 18 to 22 June 2007 V. General Info • Electricity Italian electrical outlets accept standard European plugs (AC 220V/50Hz) • Currency The currency is Euro €. • Emergency Telephone numbers • Central Hospital of Assisi: +39. 075.81391/075 +39.075.8139227 Emergency • Ambulance/Emergency: 118 • Police: 113 • Banking Monte Dei Paschi Di Siena Unicredit Banca S.P.A. 8/A, VIA BECCHETTI GIOVANNI 2, VIA PATRONO D'ITALIA 06081 Santa Maria Degli Angeli (PG) 06088 Santa Maria Degli Angeli (PG) tel: +39.075.8043762 tel: +39.075.8052511 http://www.fao.org/nr/com/gtzworkshop/Main.htm .
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