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1 | P a g e IYP Regional Dialogue for Europe and Central Asia Practical information for participants 12-13 October 2016 Sapienza University Rome, Italy 2 | P a g e Index Arrival in Rome 3 Information about Public Transport system of Rome 5 Rome subway Map 6 Additional useful Information on the city of Rome 7 Registration/Lunch/Dinner at: Casa dell’Aviatore 8 How to get to the Sapienza University 9 Sapienza’s Campus Map 10 The Conference venue 11 List of hotels within walking distance of La Sapienza University 15 Restaurants near Sapienza 20 3 | P a g e Arrival in Rome 1) From Fiumicino Airport By Train To reach the airport train station follow the indications in the airport arrivals hall. Train tickets are sold at the station counter and at automated machines. You can pay with cash or by credit card. Alternatively, you can buy the tickets on-line: www.trenitalia.it The Rome Fiumicino “Leonardo da Vinci” Airport (FCO) is connected to the city centre via a direct express train and slower trains on the FR1 Regional Railway line. Leonardo Express: - direct train to Termini Station; - journey time 30 minutes; - ticket costs € 14; - the train leaves the airport every 30 minutes from 6:36 am to 11:36 pm. By Bus A number of bus companies provide transportation from the airport to the centre of Rome (‘Termini’ central train station or Piazza Cavour - Vatican Area). Tickets cost €4-6 one-way and €8/12 return trip; the journey lasts ca. 1 hour, but traffic during peak hours can severely delay the buses. Night bus 40N (€4.50) connects the airport with the train stations of Rome Tiburtina and Rome Termini; tickets cost €4.50; buses depart at 1:15 am, 2:15 am, 3:30 am and 5:00 am; tickets are sold on board. By Taxi The cost of a taxi ride from Fiumicino Airport to the city centre (within the Aurelian Walls) is €48. Beware of taxi drivers trying to overcharge you. All costs should be clearly indicated and available inside of the taxi and agreed. Taxis in Rome are white and they have an identification name and number on the front door. 2) From Ciampino Airport By Bus Direct bus services from Ciampino to Termini station are provided by several bus companies (SIT, Terravision, Schiaffini); tickets can be bought at the airport; tickets cost €4.00/€4.50 4 | P a g e By Bus and Train To get to Rome city centre from Ciampino airport (CIA) you can take a bus (Cotral) at the airport to the Underground (Metro) Line A station in Anagnina; tickets cost €1.20; buses leave every 40 minutes from 6:00 am to 10:40 pm. From Anagnina, you can take the underground or city buses; you can use the same ticket for buses and the underground; the ticket costs € 1.50 (valid for one Metro ride or 75 minutes on all buses). Alternatively, you can catch the bus from the airport to Ciampino railway station; tickets cost €1.50 from there you can board a train to Termini station; tickets cost €1.30; journey time 15-20 minutes. By Taxi The cost of a taxi ride from Ciampino to the city centre (within the Aurelian Walls) is €30. Beware of taxi drivers trying to overcharge you. All costs should be clearly indicated and available inside of the taxi. Also, make sure you are taking a Rome Taxi Cab and not a Ciampino Taxi Cab, as the latter will be far more expensive. 5 | P a g e Information about Public Transport system of Rome Buses, Underground, Urban Trains and Trams Metrebus is Rome’s public transport system, which incorporates different types of services: tube/subway (metro), urban trains (treno metropolitano), buses and trams. Most buses run from 5:30am to 12:00am (night buses are available after midnight). Underground trains run from 5:30pm to 11:30pm Sunday to Thursday and from 5:30am to 1:30am on Fridays and Saturdays. It is highly advisable to always check the ATAC website for the latest service updates when planning your journey. Tickets and Passes Tickets can be purchased at most newsagents and coffee shops and at vending machines at bus stops and underground stations around the city. Different kinds of tickets are available: BIT (SINGLE RIDE - € 1.50) - Valid for 100 minutes from initial validation on buses (including Cotral buses within the city), trams, regional trains within the City (2nd class) and subway (without exiting turnstiles). BIG (DAILY - € 6) BTI (3 DAY - € 16.50) CIS (WEEKLY - € 24) Daily, 3-day and weekly tickets are valid until 11:59 pm of the day of expiry for unlimited rides on all buses, trams, regional trains (2nd class) and subway lines within the city. 6 | P a g e Rome Subway Map 7 | P a g e Additional useful Information on the city of Rome A) Electricity supply - Italy has a 220 volts electricity supply, the sockets are three round pins in a row. B) Mobile phones - There are four mobile phone GSM operators active in Italy: TIM, Vodafone, Wind and 3. They operate on the 900/1800 MHz bands. Participants can check with their home country provider whether roaming is available with one or more of the operators mentioned above. C) Shopping - Shops in Italy are usually open from 9:00 to 13:00 hours and from 15:30 to 19:30 hours. However, many of the shops in the downtown area also remain open during the lunch break. D) Pickpockets - Participants are advised to carry their valuables in a safe place, especially on public transport. Although Rome is a safe city, there might be pickpockets on the street, the underground and on buses and trams, in particular in touristic areas. Once participants have checked into their hotels, it is advisable to leave valuables in the hotel safe. Identity cards, keepsakes and anything else not needed in the city are best left at the hotel or place of residence. E) Insurance - Participants should ensure that they have appropriate and sufficient medical and travel insurance. F) Emergency Telephone Numbers in Rome The following numbers may be useful in case of emergency: Police (Carabinieri) 112 State Police (Polizia) 113 Fire (Vigili del Fuoco) 115 Ambulance 118 8 | P a g e Registration at: Casa dell’Aviatore The registration desk will be open on Tuesday, 11 October 2016 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at La Casa dell’Aviatore. A cocktail/dinner will follow. Casa dell’Aviatore. Street: Viale dell’Università 20, near the University campus. 9 | P a g e How to get to the Sapienza University Sapienza University is located in the heart of Rome, just a ten-minute walk away from the main “Termini” train station. The main entrance to the University Campus is at Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5, but there are many side entrances to the main campus. You can find a Virtual Tour Interactive Map of the campus at the following links: http://virtualtour.uniroma1.it/; http://www2.uniroma1.it/mappe/sapienzamappe/default_e.php From Termini Train Station you can easily reach Sapienza on foot. It’s only a 10 minute walk from the Termini Train Station. Otherwise, take bus n. 310 and get off at the “Università/Regina Elena” Stop. From the Tiburtina Train Station: take bus n. 71 or n.492 and get off at the “Verano/DeLollis” stop. By Subway/Underground: take the “B Line” Metro to the “Policlinico” stop. You can find an Interactive Map of the Bus and Metro stations around Sapienza at the following links: http://www2.uniroma1.it/mappe/Mappa_Trasporti/FFSS/default.html http://www2.uniroma1.it/mappe/Mappa_Trasporti/Metro/default.html http://www2.uniroma1.it/mappe/Mappa_Trasporti/Bus/default.html 10 | P a g e Sapienza’s Campus Map 11 | P a g e The conference venue Work sessions will be held at the Rectorate, Sapienza University of Rome, Piazzale Aldo Moro 5, in the following rooms: Aula Organi Collegiali for plenary presentations and work sessions; Aula Multimediale and Aula del Senato Accademico for work sessions; Aula Commissioni for secretary and staff. 12 | P a g e 13 | P a g e Aula Organi Collegiali has a multimedia system with computers for presentations, cameras and two plasma screens, each seat has screen and microphones (around 80 seats); Aula Multimediale has around 50 seats and is equipped with computers for presentations and supporting plasma screens. 14 | P a g e Aula del Senato Accademico (1st floor) has around 40 seats, a computer for presentations, a maxi screen and microphones. The integration of audio/video systems allows streaming, both “on-demand” and “live”, of the events that take place in any of the rooms connected to the multimedia system. Technicians give technical support for audio and video registration of the events. The entire area is covered by Wi-FI connection. 15 | P a g e List of hotels within walking distance of La Sapienza University HOTEL SAN GIUSTO *** BEST WESTERN GLOBUS HOTEL ROMA*** FORESTERIA SAPIENZA Location: Piazza Bologna, 58, 00162 Location : Viale Ippocrate, 119 - 00161 Location: Via Volturno, 42 Phone: +39 06 44244598 Phone +39 06 4457001 Phone: +39 06 94362600 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: +39 06 4941062 Fax: +39 06 94362606 Website: http://www.hotelsangiustoroma.com/it/ E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.globushotel.com/ [email protected] Website: https://vimeo.com/76867311 Double room for single use Double room for single use (Deluxe) Double room for single use 75 € + 4 € (day tourist tax) 135 € + 4 € (day tourist tax) 65 € + 4 € (day tourist tax) Single room Double room for single use (Comfort) Single room 48 € + 4 € (day tourist tax) 152 € + 4 € (day tourist tax) 50 € + 4 € (day tourist tax) Double room Double room Double room 75 € + 8 € (day tourist tax) 135 € + 8 € (day tourist tax) 65 € + 8 € (day tourist tax) Double room with frescos 75 € + 8 € (day tourist tax) 16 | P a g e Additional useful Information on the Hotels Hotel San Giusto From Fiumicino “Leonardo da Vinci” Airport you can either take a taxi to Piazza Bologna 58 (Rome), or a Terravision Bus or the direct train Leonardo Express to Termini railway Station.
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    Orari e mappe della linea metro B Laurentina - Rebibbia/Jonio Visualizza In Una Pagina Web La linea metro B (Laurentina - Rebibbia/Jonio) ha 2 percorsi. Durante la settimana è operativa: (1) Rebibbia/Jonio: 05:30 - 23:30 (2) Laurentina: 05:30 - 23:30 Usa Moovit per trovare le fermate della linea metro B più vicine a te e scoprire quando passerà il prossimo mezzo della linea metro B Direzione: Rebibbia/Jonio Orari della linea metro B 20 fermate Orari di partenza verso Rebibbia/Jonio: VISUALIZZA GLI ORARI DELLA LINEA lunedì 05:30 - 23:30 martedì 05:30 - 23:30 Laurentina Via della Stazione Laurentina, Roma mercoledì 05:30 - 23:30 Eur Fermi giovedì 05:30 - 23:30 Piazza della Stazione Enrico Fermi, Roma venerdì 05:30 - 23:57 Eur Palasport sabato 00:00 - 23:57 Eur Magliana domenica 00:00 - 23:30 Piazzale di Val Fiorita, Roma Marconi Via Novacella, Roma Informazioni sulla linea metro B Basilica San Paolo Direzione: Rebibbia/Jonio Fermate: 20 Garbatella Durata del tragitto: 38 min La linea in sintesi: Laurentina, Eur Fermi, Eur Piramide Palasport, Eur Magliana, Marconi, Basilica San Paolo, Garbatella, Piramide, Circo Massimo, Circo Massimo Colosseo, Cavour, Termini, Bologna, Tiburtina F.S., 7 Via del Circo Massimo, Roma Quintiliani, Monti Tiburtini, Pietralata, S. M. Del Soccorso, Ponte Mammolo, Rebibbia Colosseo Via Nicola Salvi, Roma Cavour Largo Visconti Venosta, Roma Termini Piazza dei Cinquecento, Roma Bologna Piazza Bologna, Roma Tiburtina F.S. Quintiliani Via della Pietra Sanguigna, Roma Monti Tiburtini 583 Via dei Monti Tiburtini, Roma Pietralata Via Pan, Roma S. M. Del Soccorso Ponte Mammolo Rebibbia Via Tiburtina, Roma Direzione: Laurentina Orari della linea metro B 20 fermate Orari di partenza verso Laurentina: VISUALIZZA GLI ORARI DELLA LINEA lunedì 05:30 - 23:30 martedì 05:30 - 23:30 Rebibbia Via Tiburtina, Roma mercoledì 05:30 - 23:30 Ponte Mammolo giovedì 05:30 - 23:30 S.