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Campus Plan and Information Table of Contents CAMPUS PLAN AND INFORMATION TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome Letter 5 01 Maps 7 General Maps of the Annual Meetings Campus 8 Services Map Transportation Map Maps of Each Venue 12 Lima Convention Center - CC Banco de la Nacion Office Tower - BN National Museum - NM National Library - NL National Theater - NT 02 General Information 23 This design shows a member of the Chimu Ruling class and other icons List of Services 24 from this culture such as the Chan Chan Information Desks squirrels and Moche culture’s marine birds, both are representative from the IT Help Services Northen Coast of Peru. Business Centers and Internet Kiosks Mobile Phone Rental Publications Desks Printing Services Courier Services Tourism Desks Banking Services Wi-Fi Access and Availability 26 Food Services 28 Restaurants and Cafes Peru Mucho Gusto Gourmet Fair Security and Emergency Information 29 We are pleased to welcome you to Lima for the 2015 Security Annual Meetings of the World Bank Group and the Emergencies International Monetary Fund. Our sincerest thanks are Medical Assistance extended to our hosts, the government and citizens of Peru, for their gracious hospitality and dedicated Important Contact Phone Numbers 31 planning. Peru offers a rich cultural heritage, wealth of art, 03 Hospitality Program 33 architecture, and gastronomy which enjoys worldwide recognition and has turned Peru into one of the Welcome Reception 36 main tourist destinations in the region. Peru has also emerged as one of the world’s most promising Artistic Shows 36 markets and a preferred destination for investment and business making Lima the ideal backdrop for high-level Permanent Exhibitions by Venue 41 discussions and decisions that will be crucial to global National Library - NL stability and development. National Museum - NM Lima Convention Center - CC We hope that your visit to Lima will be both pleasant and National Theater - NT productive. To that end, we have prepared this handbook Banco de La Nacion Office Tower - BN as a guide to the services available to Governors and participants. It also contains venue maps with details of the facilities in each venue. Participants can access the logistical information regarding the meetings via AMWeb (https://amweb.worldbank.org) or sign-in to IMF Connect (www.imfconnect.org). The most current information on the schedule of events can be obtained via the websites above and the digital signage located throughout all venues. Welcome to Lima, Peru, host to the 2015 WBG/IMF Annual Meetings! Mahmoud Mohieldin Jianhai Lin Corporate Secretary Secretary World Bank Group International Monetary Fund 5 Ostill / Shutterstock.com 01 Maps GENERAL MAPS OF THE ANNUAL MEETING CAMPUS Lima Convention Services Map Center - CC Banco de la Nacion Business Center Cafe IT Help Services Restaurant Office Tower - BN Information Desk Health Center Money Exchange Information Desks IT Help Services Tourism Desks Courier Services ATM Printing Services Cafe Mobile Phone Rental Health Center Business Center National Library - NL ATM Health Center Cafe National Museum - NM Internet Kiosk Publications Desks Courier Services ATM Mobile Phone Rental Cafe Transportation Services Peru Mucho Gusto Gourmet Fair Information Desks Gift and Handicraft Market Fair National Theater - NT IT Help Services Health Center Tourism Desks Cafe Health Center 8 CAMPUS PLAN AND INFORMATION MAPS 9 Transportation Map AV. CANADA A D R E Q L U A AV. SAN LUIS AV. AVIACION E C O CNICA I TE L E O N G C I I A A CIO POESIA COMER AV. DEL AIRE ARTES 5 BELLAS 2 3 LAS LETRAS 4 1 AV. JAVIER PRADO 1 National Library Taxi Boarding Point Circulator Stops (Access Points to Security Perimeter) 2 National Theater Venues Access Point Vehicle Access Pass Drop Off / Pick up 3 National Museum Bus Departure to Hotels 4 Banco de la Nacion Vehicle Non Access Pass Drop Off / Pick up Office Tower Circulator Route 5 Lima Convention Center The access to the venues during the event - from October 5th through 12th - is strictly reserved for those For more information see the Transportation Guide. who carry the badge and this access shall be only by the entrances established in the security perimeter. In case you lose the badge, please, give immediate notice to the Accreditation’s area (NL). 10 CAMPUS PLAN AND INFORMATION MAPS 11 MAPS OF EACH VENUE Lima Convention Center - CC MAIN SERVICES: ARQUEOLOGIA ARQUEOLOGIA Elevators Entrance Elevators Restaurant Health Center COMERCIO COMERCIO LEVEL LEVEL BANCO DE LA NACION OFFICE TOWER 1 NATIONAL MUSEUM 3 NATIONAL MUSEUM BANCO DE LA NACION OFFICE TOWER ARQUEOLOGIA ARQUEOLOGIA Elevators Business Center Elevators Information Desk Cafe COMERCIO COMERCIO LEVEL LEVEL IT Help Services 2 NATIONAL MUSEUM BANCO DE LA NACION OFFICE TOWER 5 NATIONAL MUSEUM BANCO DE LA NACION OFFICE TOWER 12 CAMPUS PLAN AND INFORMATION MAPS 13 Banco de la Nacion Office Tower - BN MAIN SERVICES: Principal entrance gate LIMA CONVENTION CENTER Elevators Information Desk Tourism Services Money Exchange ATM ARQUEOLOGIA FLOOR IT Help Services 1 MUSEUM NATIONAL Mobile Phone Rental Printing Services AV. JAVIER PRADO Courier Services LIMA CONVENTION CENTER Elevators Copy Center Documents and Records ARQUEOLOGIA NATIONAL MUSEUM NATIONAL Recording Studio FLOOR 5 AV. JAVIER PRADO LIMA CONVENTION CENTER Elevators Cafe ATM ARQUEOLOGIA NATIONAL MUSEUM NATIONAL FLOOR 6 AV. JAVIER PRADO LIMA CONVENTION CENTER Elevators Health center ARQUEOLOGIA NATIONAL MUSEUM NATIONAL FLOOR 7 AV. JAVIER PRADO 14 CAMPUS PLAN AND INFORMATION MAPS 15 National Museum - NM MAIN SERVICES: COMERCIO COMERCIO Internet Kiosk ATM 2 1 FLOOR 1 Health Center Courier Services Publications Desks LOT PARKING Cafe GROUND FLOOR Information Desk Peru Mucho Gusto Gourmet Fair IT Help Services NATIONAL THEATER NATIONAL NATIONAL THEATER NATIONAL Gift and Handicraft LIMA CONVENTION CENTER LIMA CONVENTION CENTER Tourism Services Market Fair Mobile Phone Rental Transportation Services AV. JAVIER PRADO AV. JAVIER PRADO 16 CAMPUS PLAN AND INFORMATION MAPS 17 National Library - NL MAIN SERVICES: LAS LETRAS LAS LETRAS Entrance gate Entrance gate Cafe ATM AV. AVIACION AV. AV. AVIACION AV. AREA AV. DE LA POESIA AV. Health Center AV. DE LA POESIA AV. ENTRANCE AV. JAVIER PRADO AMPHITHEATER AV. JAVIER PRADO 18 CAMPUS PLAN AND INFORMATION MAPS 19 National Theater - NT MAIN SERVICES: COMERCIO Entrance gate Auditorium Cafe AV. AVIACION AV. NATIONAL MUSEUM NATIONAL FLOOR 1 Health center AV. JAVIER PRADO 20 CAMPUS PLAN AND INFORMATION MAPS 21 Ministerio de Cultura 02 General Information LIST OF SERVICES INFORMATION DESKS MOBILE PHONE RENTAL These desks provide information on the hospitality program, Attendees can rent mobile phones from October 5th through transportation services, and restaurants, along with detailed the 12th at the desks located on the 1st floor of the National locations of public buildings and other venues. You can find Museum and the Banco de la Nacion Office Tower. Opening them in: hours: from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. PUBLICATIONS DESKS Lima Convention Center Level 2 The Publication Desks offer magazines, newspapers and flyers National Museum 1st Floor to the attendees. They are located on the 1st floor of the National Museum. Banco de la Nacion Office Tower 1st Floor Opening hours: from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. From October 6th through the 12th. Open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. bilingual staff is available to PRINTING SERVICES provide assistance from October 5th through the 12th. Attendees can order pre-paid printing of documents and Lost and Found services are also offered in these desks. publications at the printing desks located on the 1st floor of the Banco de la Nacion Office Tower (agency area). Opening hours IT HELP SERVICES from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. IT technical support is provided from October 5th through the For urgent documents, please contact 24 hours 12th, from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. [email protected] To contact this service, call extension 9090 or write to [email protected] COURIER SERVICES Further support by a technician will be offered at the Information Pre-paid courier services can be requested at the offices located Desks. on the 1st floor of the National Museum and the Banco de la Nacion Office Tower. Available from October 5th through the 12th. BUSINESS CENTERS AND INTERNET KIOSKS Opening hours: from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Business Centers are located on most floors of Banco de la Nacion Office Tower, and on level 2 of The Lima Convention Center. Internet Kiosks are located on the 1st floor of the TOURISM DESKS National Museum. Attendees can arrange tourist packages at the desks located Each Business Center or Internet Kiosk provide Internet on the 1st floor of the National Museum and the Banco de la access to the attendees. In both cases, opening hours are Nacion Office Tower (agency area) from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For further details contact the Tourist Guide or visit the following website: www.2015lima.gob.pe 24 CAMPUS PLAN AND INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION 25 BANKING SERVICES 10 ATMs will be available for the attendees from October 1st through the 15th as follows: Ministerio de Cultura Banco de la Nacion Office Tower: 5 ATMs on the1st floor, in the agency area (just for local currency) and another Globalnet ATM on the 6th floor. National Library: 1 BBVA ATM at the entrance area. National Museum: 3 BBVA, Scotia Bank and BCP ATMs on the 1st floor. National Theater ATMs are available 24 hours. They accept cards issued abroad and dispense local currency and US dollars. Money Exchange is available from October 5th through the 12th on the 1st floor of the Banco de la Nacion Office Tower (agency area), from 8:00 a.m.
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