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Dear participant, we are very happy that you decided to join Clim’Act Project, welcome on board! With this info sheet we want to give you detailed information about when and how to arrive, what to bring along with you and everything you need to enjoy this experience. We kindly ask you to read the whole info sheet carefully, as all the information given here will be relevant for your stay. We are excited to meet you and spend this week together, living in an international group, meeting new people, exchanging ideas and collaborate on tackling climate change! We wish you a great week, A Sud team, Italy A Sud – Ecologia e cooperazione ONLUS A Sud Onlus Via Macerata 22A, 00176, Rome coordinating Tel: +39 0696030260 the camp E-Mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.asud.net Lucie Greyl +39 3451017232 [email protected] Contact person in the project Laura Boschetto +39 3381799050 Annalisa Cavallini +39 3381490106 CSA La Torre Camp address Via Bertero, 13 (where the camp is accommodated) 00156, Rome Website: http://csalatorre.net/ 1 Beginning/ 9/07/2017 – 15/07/2017 End of the camp Camp Language English 1. THE ACCOMODATION . CSA La Torre Social Centre “La Torre” is a group of people joined with the conviction to tempt and find alternative forms of sociality, way of life and possibility of struggle. It's a grassroot self- managed and self-funded group promoting various political, social and cultural activities in Rome since 1994. They organize concerts, theatre plays, photo exhibits, debates, film projections, book presentations, a monthly farmers' market and several other activities as a daily summer camp for kids during July. “La Torre” is located inside the Valle dell'Aniene natural reserve, a large urban park in the outskirts of Rome. In addition to the green area the site includes also two structures hosting a kitchen that prepares organic/local food, a bar and a gym that are open daily. 2 . The camping The accommodation will be in tent in La Torre camping area, toilets and showers will be outdoor and set up within the area. A Sud will provide tents and mats to participants. Please bring your own sleeping bag (a de- tailed what-to-bring list is provided below) and be prepared to share the tent with other par- ticipants. Due to the presence of other activities in the social centre during the week (as the summer camp for kids), all the participants will be ask to keep the essential in the tents and bring the baggage in a specific locked room inside the structure. Participants will be allowed to enter the room according to specific time-slot during the day. At the arrival we will provide you a map with all the facilities. The kitchen At CSA La Torre there is a big kitchen preparing organic meals for a lot of people daily. We will enjoy from that, having breakfast, lunch and dinner prepared from them. Keeping in mind participants’ requests and sustainability we will have a vegetarian menu during the whole week with local/organic products. If you follow a specific diet (and haven’t done it yet) please inform us as soon as possible. Every participant is expected to help cleaning and prepare the space for the meals after the activities and set and clear the tables. 3 4 2. WHAT TO BRING Please, note that: Average temperature in Rome during the summer is 19°C Min 36°C Max but perceived temperature could be higher during the day due to the humidity; check the weather here. Less is more! We will have the possibility to hand-wash the clothes during the camp; As we will camp and most of the activities will be outside we suggest to bring comfortable clothes; We warmly suggest to bring with you a backpack instead of a trolley (we will stay in a natural reserve, trolley could be hard to drag). In addition to the changing clothes needed for the week, here you are a list of what not to forget: Sleeping bag Towel and toweling robe Flashlight Swimsuit Your ID and a copy of the ID Eco soap for shower and laundry Clothespins Small backpack Plug adapter In addition, we think it could be useful to bring with you: K-way in case of rain Suitable walking shoes Flip flop Sunscreen Mosquito repellent Hat 3. WHERE, WHEN AND HOW TO GET THERE . Where The meeting point is at CSA “La Torre”. The address is: CSA La Torre Via Bertero, 13 5 00156 – ROMA In case of strictly necessity we can plan a pick up at the closest metro station (Rebibbia). When The camp starts on Sunday 9th July at 5.00pm with the opening assembly. We will be at “La Torre” from the morning to welcome you and to help with the settling in the campsite. Please confirm us when you plan to arrive. Capacity building activities will start on Monday 10th at 10.00am. How to get to the camp In order to arrive to “La Torre” from the airport (both of them) you need to reach first one of the main railway stations (Roma Termini or Roma Tiburtina), then take the metro and finally take a bus. From the Airport to Roma Termini or Roma Tiburtina 1) From “Leonardo Da Vinci” Fiumicino Airport Taxi: you can find taxis outside each terminal (T1-T2-T3-T5), driving-time to the city ca. 40 minutes. Approx. 55€ to Roma Tiburtina station; 85€ to “La Torre”. Train: the train station is about 7-minute walk from the arrivals building. Tickets can be purchased online or at vending machines in front of the platforms. Remember to validate the ticket! There are two options: - (Suggested by us) The regional Trenitalia line FL1 train directed either to “Fara Sabina” or to “Orte” which runs every 15 minutes. The train takes 48 minutes to reach Roma Tiburtina. The single-journey ticket is 8€ . For further info please click here. - The non-stop service “Leonardo Express” which runs every 15 minutes and connects the airport directly to Termini central station (and vice versa). It takes 32 minutes to reach the destination. The single-journey ticket is 14€. For further info please click here. Bus: "Leonardo da Vinci" Airport can be reached with a number of buses: - SIT BUS SHUTTLE: The buses stop at the BUS hub adjacent to the Terminal 3 exits – 6 Arrivals, bus rank no. 5. To reach them follow the “Regional Bus Station” signs. It takes around 1 hour to reach Roma Termini Station (via Marsala). Single-journey ticket costs 6€, if you miss the bus the ticket is valid for the entire day. Tickets can be purchased online or directly on board the bus. Buses leave about every 30 minutes. More info here. - T.A.M. srl: The buses stop at the BUS hub adjacent to the Terminal 3 exits, Arrivals, bus rank no. 6. To reach them follow the “Bus Station” signs. Tickets can be purchased on board the bus or at the authorized agents in the Bus Station, Terminal 3. Buses leave about every 30 minutes. Single-journey ticket costs 5€. It takes around 1 hour to reach Roma Termini Station (via Giolitti). More info here. - TERRAVISION: The buses stop at the BUS hub adjacent to the Terminal 3 exits, Arrivals, bus rank no. 7. To reach them follow the “Bus Station” signs. Tickets can be purchased online, on board the bus, or at the authorized agents in the Bus Station, Terminal 3. Buses leave about every 30 minutes. It takes around 1 hour to reach Roma Termini Station (via Marsala). One-way ticket to Roma Termini station costs 5€. More info here. 2) From “G.B.Pastine” Ciampino Airport Taxi: you can find taxis outside the arrival terminal (driving-time to the city ca. 30 minutes). Approx. 55€ to Roma Tiburtina station; 55€ to “La Torre”. Bus: The Bus platform lies right in front of the departure building. There are 3 different Bus companies you can choose between: - SIT bus shuttle: bus service from 7:45 a.m. to 23:15 p.m. The shuttle bus arrives to Roma Termini station in ca. 40 minutes. Single-journey ticket is 5€. Further info and online purchase here. - Terravision bus: Bus service from Ciampino Airport to Roma Termini station from 8:00 a.m. to 00.55 a.m. (and from Roma Termini station to Ciampino Airport from 4:30 a.m. to 22:10 p.m.). The shuttle bus arrives to Roma Termini station in ca. 40 minutes. Single-journey ticket is 5€. Further info and online purchase here. - Rome Airport Bus Schiaffini: Bus service from Ciampino Airport to Roma Termini from 4:00 to 22:50 (and from Roma Termini to Ciampino Airport from 4:50 to 00:00 a.m.). The shuttle bus arrives to Roma Termini station in ca. 40 minutes. Single- journey ticket is 4,90€. Further info and online purchase here. Then, from the railway station Termini or Tiburtina to CSA La Torre: Take Metro B direction Rebibbia (pay attention not to take B1 line direction Jonio in 7 Termini station!), get off at “Ponte Mammolo”(suggested) or “Rebibbia” (last stop). Then, by bus: 1) From Ponte Mammolo (suggested) Link to Google maps itinerary - The bus terminal is just outside the metro station (ground floor). - Take bus line 341 direction Sassofeltrio/staz.ne Fidene (FL1) or 350 direction Staz.ne Nuovo Salario. The departure is at the same bus stop. - In any case get off at the bus stop GALBANI/GAVAZZI (7 bus stops by both).
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