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Visitkujawsko-Pomorskie.Pl 1 16 4 14 7 visitkujawsko-pomorskie.pl 1 16 4 14 7 31 27 LEGEND: 1 Archer Lady Man Crossing 28 6 2 8 the River Sculpture 1 3 Marian Rejewski’s Bench 11 3 7 4 Water Tram Stop 30 10 3 17 12 5 “Ogórek” Bus Stop 21 26 24 6 Museum of Soap 10 2 and History of Dirt 5 12 22 19 5 2 Myślęcinek Forest Park 13 29 7 9 4 18 of Culture and Recreation 6 23 9 8 Water Tower 32 8 11 25 9 Granaries on the Brda River 14 15 – District Museum 20 13 1 10 Bydgoszcz Canal 11 Lemara Barge LEGEND 12 Deluge Fountain conference room daylight dimming air-conditioned possibility of parking 13 Mill Island control room a car – Island of Museums 14 Master Twardowski Bydgoszcz Information Centre LEGEND hotels 1 Conference venues single rooms double rooms triple or higher occupancy rooms suites no. of accommodation no. of parking spaces places restaurant Internet Bydgoszcz is a city with exceptionally rich, multicultural and very stormy history. Initially it was a wooden and earthen settlement protecting the crossing over the Brda River; these days, it is a modern and fast growing city with a population of about 360,000. Over the centuries, the city on the Brda had moments of great glory and fast growth (turn of the 20th century), as well as decline (early 18th c.). The city, however, has always managed to rebuild after consecutive destructions, utilizing its potential thanks to a convenient location at a crossing of land roads and waterways. BYDGOSZCZ: • central location in the country, • location between two rivers that are part of the international waterway E-70. It is a connection with the national system of inland roads through a hydrographic junction connecting the Vistula with the Odra, which is also the central stop on the Berlin – Kaliningrad waterway, • four national roads running through the city (No.: 5, 10, 25 and 80), • railroad line connecting Silesia and Krakow with Gdynia, which crosses in Bydgoszcz with the routes Warsaw – Szczecin and Wrocław – Gdynia. TRADE FAIR AND EXHIBITION CENTRE Construction of new fairgrounds with offi ce and conference facilities is underway in Bydgoszcz. The investment project will fi rst of all fulfi l its exhibition and trade fair function, and – responding to the demand on the market – it will become a centre of conferences and art-entertainment events of local, regional, national and international range. Considering the trade history of the city so far, the centre will be located on 173-175 Gdańska Street in Bydgoszcz. The size of the investment is substantial, which can be confi rmed by the following information: built-up area approx. 13,637 sq. m, usable area 16,480 sq. m, including: 1) exhibition area – hall with usable area of approx. 10,910 sq. m and an entresol with an area of approx. 1,060 sq. m. 2) administrative-conference facilities with a usable area of approx. 4,508 sq. m (ground fl oor 2,313 sq. m, second fl oor 2,195 sq. m) to service exhibitors and visitors. Planned completion of the investment project is September 2015. tel. + 48 52 365 33 22, e-mail: [email protected], www.bppt.pl 3 OPERA NOVA CONFERENCE CENTRE 2 5 Marszałka F. Focha St., 85-070 Bydgoszcz tel. +4852 325 15 13 e-mail: [email protected] www.kongresy.opera.bydgoszcz.pl The Opera Nova, situated in the city centre of Bydgoszcz in a picturesque bend of the Brda River and the vicinity of the Mill Island, creates a clear and recognizable architectural highlight of the city. This spacious building makes possible organization of all types of conventions, conferences, symposia and jubilee meetings. This modern and functional facility is able to host events that can accommodate up to 1,500 guests. The entire facility is air-conditioned, soundproofed, monitored and friendly to the disabled. Its total usable area is 21,202 sq. m. The state-of-the- art conference rooms, equipped in accordance with the latest multimedia trends, guarantee to conference organizers fl exibility and possibility of hol- ding events with interesting scenarios. The Opera Nova is a perfect venue AIRPORT for hosting big conferences as well as small exhibitions and meetings. 1 1 Paderewskiego St. Name of room m2 Capacity 86-005 Białe Błota Performance room 342 800 tel. +48 52 365 46 20 Kameralna – small 200 190 fax: +48 52 365 46 19 conference room e-mail: [email protected] Manru 233 230 www.bzg.aero Fidelio 218 230 Seminar room I 55 40 Ignacy Jan Paderewski International Airport is located only 3.5 km south Seminar room II 38 25 of the city centre of Bydgoszcz. Convenient connection with the airport Seminar room IV 35 70 is provided by the national road no. 25 and bus line no. 80, connecting Seminar room V 77 20 the airport with PKS bus station and PKP railway station. The timetable of bus line no. 80 is available at www.zdmikp.bydgoszcz.pl. Seminar room I+II 93 65 The modern passenger terminal – built in 2004 – provides service to Seminar room IV+V 112 90 over 300,000 passengers every year. Detailed schedule of regular and charter fl ights is available at the airport website at www.bzg.aero and by calling +48 52 365 47 00 (open daily between 8:00 am and 10:00 pm). Name of room m2 Capacity “Rubinowa” Room 60 60 “Złoty” Offi ce 15 6 Kameralna – small 66 conference room 4 UNIQUE VENUES 5 BYDGOSZCZ MARINA 2 Tamka St., 85-102 Bydgoszcz 3 MUNICIPAL CULTURE CENTRE www.przystanbydgoszcz.pl 12-14 Marcinkowskiego St., 85-056 Bydgoszcz tel. +48 52 585 96 01 www.mck-bydgoszcz.pl e-mail: [email protected] tel. +48 52 32 55 540 e-mail: [email protected] Name of room Capacity Name of room m2 Capacity Performance room 260 Conference room 85 70 Foyer 200 Lemara Barge 20 (moored in the Rybi Market) 6 HIERONIM KONIECZKA POLISH THEATRE 2 A. Mickiewicza Av., 85-071 Bydgoszcz 4 MUSEUM OF WATERWORKS www.teatrpolski.pl 242 Gdańska St., 85-674 Bydgoszcz tel. +48 52 321 12 38 www.muzeum.mwik.bydgoszcz.pl e-mail: [email protected] tel. +48 795 135 478 e-mail: [email protected] Name of room Capacity Name of room m2 Capacity Performance room 324 Conference room 380 300 Balconies 119 5 7 I.J. PADEREWSKI POMERANIAN CONFERENCE ROOMS PHILHARMONIC 6 A. Szwalbego St., 85-080 Bydgoszcz IN BYDGOSZCZ COLLEGES www.filharmonia.bydgoszcz.pl tel. +48 52 321 09 20 KAZIMIERZ WIELKI UNIVERSITY e-mail: [email protected] 8 30 Chodkiewicza St., 85-064 Bydgoszcz www.ukw.edu.pl tel. +48 52 341 92 39 e-mail: [email protected] Name of room m2 Capacity Name of room m2 Capacity Auditorium 02 (Kopernika 1) 290 200 Artur Rubinstein Concert Hall (Kopernika 1) 315 250 1000 880 Concert Hall Auditorium 303 (Kopernika 1) 125 50 Mikołaj Zieleński Atrium Auditorium 150 200 232 220 Chamber Music Hall (Chodkiewicza 30) Foyer 162 150 Auditorium 140 120 Nova Auditorium 239 250 (Chodkiewicza 30) 9 OSTROMECKO PALACE AND PARK 9 Bydgoska St., 86-070 Dąbrowa Chełmińska 10 UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY www.palacwostromecku.pl tel. +48 52 364 64 11 AND LIFE SCIENCES e-mail: [email protected] 20 Ks. A. Kordeckiego St., 85-225 Bydgoszcz www.utp.edu.pl tel. +48 52 373 15 50 e-mail: [email protected] Name of room m2 Capacity Name of room m2 Capacity C8 175 70 Ballrooms 120 140 A1 233 250 Conference room 64 40 B1 233 250 6 11 UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMY Name of room m2 Capacity 2 Garbary St., 85-229 Bydgoszcz A 261 200 www.wsg.byd.pl B 261 200 tel. +48 52 567 00 47/48 4 324 250 e-mail: [email protected] B209 135 250 A019 137 90 309 134 80 35 290 160 Convention room 158 80 Mirror Room 55 30 14A 55 30 2 13 Name of room m Capacity KUJAWY AND POMORZE UNIVERSITY K1 154 227 IN BYDGOSZCZ K2 73 100 55-67 Toruńska St., 85-023 Bydgoszcz K3 73 93 www.kpsw.edu.pl Performance Room 129 115 tel. +48 52 365 84 34 G2 129 88 E-mail: [email protected] G3 68 71 A1 289 250 Sala 152 211 12 LUDWIK RYDYGIER COLLEGIUM MEDICUM 13-15 Jagiellońska St., 85-067 Bydgoszcz www.cm.umk.pl tel. +48 52 585-33-00 e-mail: [email protected] Name of room m2 Capacity Auditoriums and lecture rooms (100-500 people) Classrooms (20-70 people) Conference rooms (30-80) 7 OTHER CONFERENCE VENUES 14 “ZAWISZA” CONFERENCE CENTRE 15 “ŁUCZNICZKA” SPORTS 163 Gdańska St., Bydgoszcz 85-915 AND ENTERTAINMENT HALL www.konferencje-zawisza.pl 59 Toruńska St., 85-023 Bydgoszcz tel. +48 52 588 08 01 www.luczniczka.bydgoszcz.pl e-mail: [email protected] tel. +48 52 3762200 e-mail: [email protected] Name of room m2 Capacity Conference room of the stadium 480 400 Conference room of the hotel 70 50 Sports gallery 125 30 Conference room 85 70 (Bydgoszcz Marina) Name of room m2 Capacity “Łuczniczka” Arena 6,878, including 5,318 in regular stands, 760 in folded stands, and 800 in folded chairs. 16 KUJAWSKO-POMORSKIE ECOLOGICAL “Artego Arena” 1,497 seats at the auditorium EDUCATION CENTRE Conference room 120 100 173-175 Gdańska St., 85-674 Bydgoszcz Training room no. 10 40 50 www.bcee.bydgoszcz.pl Training room no. 11 40 30 tel. +48 52 328 00 01 Training room no.
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