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How to Reach the CTN Workshop Venue The 21th Coalition Theory Network Workshop will take place from May 19 to May 20, 2016 at Marriott Courtyard Hotel (http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/mowcy-courtyard-moscow-city-center/), in Moscow, located at a short walking distance from the Kremlin, Red Square, the Old Arbat and the Tverskaya Street. Conference Venue The Courtyard Moscow City Center is perfectly suited to conferences. The hotel is located in a residential neighborhood, yet is a short stroll from city center attractions. __________________________________________________________________ FROM THE AIRPORT TO THE CITY How to reach the hotel from Sheremetyevo International Airport - SVO: 1) Aeroexpress. Take the Aeroexpress from the airport to the Belorusskaya railway station and then change there to the Metro. Take two stops to the Tverskaya Metro station. The hotel is in 10 minutes walk from the Metro. Trains run every 30 minutes. A standard fare is 420 RUR (one way). Tickets can be purchased online (https://aeroexpress.ru/en/about.html) or in the building of the airport. 2) Taxi. An estimated fare is about 2.000 RUR (one way). Please call the hotel reception to arrange for airport transfer. How to reach the hotel from Moscow Domodedovo Airport - DME: 1) Aeroexpress. Take the Aeroexpress from the airport to the Paveletskaya railway station and then change there to the Metro. Take three stops to the Tverskaya Metro station. The hotel is in 10 minutes walk from the Metro. Trains run every 30 minutes. A standard fare is 420 RUR (one way). Tickets can be purchased online (https://aeroexpress.ru/en/about.html) or in the building of the airport. 2) Taxi. An estimated fare is about 2.000 RUR (one way). Please call the hotel reception to arrange for airport transfer. How to reach the hotel from Vnukovo International Airport - VKO: 1) Aeroexpress. Take the Aeroexpress from the airport to to the Kievskaya railway station and then change there to the Metro. Take 2 stops to the Arbatskaya Metro station. The hotel is in 15 minutes walk from the Metro. Trains run every 30 minutes. A standard fare is 420 RUR (one way). Tickets can be purchased online (https://aeroexpress.ru/en/about.html) or in the building of the airport. 2) Taxi. An estimated fare is about 2.000 RUR (one way). Please call the hotel reception to arrange for airport transfer. __________________________________________________________________ FROM THE METRO TO THE VENUE How to get to the hotel from thhe metro: Tverskaya Metro Station. Walking distance: 10 minutes. 1) Come out of the Metro to the Tverskaya Street, walk allong the street and turn right to the Leont’evskiy Lane. Continue walking, turn left to the Eliseevskiy Lane, turn right to the Voznesenskiy Lane and in several minutes you will see the Stt. Andrew’s Anglican Church. On the opposite site the hotel is. 2) You can also get to the Hotel going out of the metro to the Tverskoy Boulevard, walking along it, passing the Maxim Gorki Art Theatre, turn left the Shvedskiy Tupik, then turn left again to the Leont’evskiy Lane and repeat the rest of the route described above. Arbatskaya Metro Station. Wallking distance: 7 minutes. Come out of the Metro to the Vozdvizhenka Street, go to the Nizhniy Kislovskiy Lane and turn left to the Maliy Kislovskiy Lane. Keep walking and at the end of the Lane you will see the Mayakovsky Theatre. Cross the Bollshaya Nikitskaya Street and turn right. On the opposite side of the road you will see the Moscow Tchaikovskiy Music Conservatory. Turn left to the Voznesenskiy Lane and in several minutes you will see the SSt. Andrew’s Anglican Church. On the opposite site the hotel is. .
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