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European School of Antennas Industrial Antenna Design May, 15-19 2017,IMST, Germany Travel & Venue We would recommend you to stay in Duisburg during the course. Duisburg is very well connected to all mayor cities nearby (Düsseldorf, Cologne, …) and offers affordable hotels. A pick-up service from Duisburg to IMST will be provided during the course. IMST (pick-up service) Innenhafen Duisburg (5 min. to go) Lots of restaurants and bars Düsseldorf Altstadt (15 min. train) Cologne Cathedral (30 min. train) The airports nearby are: 1) Düsseldorf International Airport http://www.duesseldorf-international.de/dus_en/ Largest airport in the area including a railway station. (15 min. to Duisburg) 2) Cologne Bonn Airport http://www.flughafen-koelnbonn.de This airport also includes a railway station. (30 min. to Duisburg) 3) Dortmund Airport http://www.dortmund-airport.de/dortmund_airport.html?&L=1 There is a shuttle bus from the airport to Dortmund main station (20 min.): http://www.flughafen-dortmund.de/index.php?id=26&L=1 There you can take a train to Duisburg (30 min.) 4) Airport Weeze http://www.airport-weeze.de/index.php?lang=en Mainly Ryanair operates from this airport. The airport is on the countryside and, is connected by bus to Duisburg (50 min.) 1 European School of Antennas Industrial Antenna Design May, 15-19 2017,IMST, Germany Hotels: 1) Mercure Hotel Duisburg City Landfermann Strasse 20 47051 DUISBURG GERMANY Phone : (+49)203/300030 Fax : (+49)203/30003555 http://www.accorhotels.com/de/hotel-0743-mercure-hotel-duisburg- city/index.shtml approx. 85€ 2) IBIS Hotel Duisburg Mercatorstrasse 15 47051 DUISBURG GERMANY Phone : (+49)203/300050 Fax : (+49)203/340088 http://www.ibis.com/de/hotel-0846-ibis-duisburg-hauptbahnhof/index.shtml approx. 65€ 3) Etap Hotel Duisburg City Falkstrasse 61 47058 Duisburg Germany Phone: (+49) 0203 30 19 920 http://www.accorhotels.com/de/hotel-2702-ibis-budget-duisburg-city-am- innenhafen/index.shtml approx. 40 € All Hotels are located in the city centre of Duisburg. They are within walking distance of the Innenhafen (http://www.innenhafen-portal.de/), with its restaurants and bars, as well as Duisburg main station, from where you have frequent connections to all other cities. A pick up in the morning to bring you to IMST for the course will be arranged. 2 .

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