Conference Venue
University Of Calabria, Italy
Transportation from Airport to the Venue
- By car, take the motorway Autostrada A2 Salerno-Reggio Calabria –> Exit Rende – Cosenza Nord, and follow the road signs to Università – Paola.
- By train, the railway station of Castiglione Cosentino (3 km away from the Campus) is the closest one, connected to the railway terminals of Paola (railway along the Tyrrhenian sea) and Sibari (railway along the Ionian sea); once you leave the railway station, walk along Via Thomas Alva Edison for about 100 meters, then cross Via L. Da Vinci and there you will find a bus shelter where the buses heading to the University stop.
- By coach, the campus is served by Consorzio Autolinee lines 136 and 138 from Rende and Cosenza and several others from different part of Italy. You can even take direct bus from Roma Fiumicino Airport to Rende Cosenza Nord or University The campus bus terminal is located near CUBO 0B. Lines to Rende start from gates 1 and 2, and lines to Cosenza start from gates 2 and 3. Tickets may be bought at the box office close to the terminal. Please, visit www.consorzioautolineetpl.it for more info.
- By plane, Lamezia Terme Airport is the closest airport and is connected to the cities of Cosenza and Rende by bus service. Detailed information on how to reach Rende/University of Calabria or Cosenza (Bus Station) can be obtained by visiting the website www.sacal.it. Alternatively, see below:
Nearest Hotel
Following are the hotels which are located in and around the University:
Hotel Marconi, Quattromiglia
https://www.marconihotelrende.it/
Grand Hotel Domus, Quattromiglia
BV Hotel President, Quattromiglia
https://www.bvpresidenthotel.com/
About Cosenza
Cosenza is a historic city located in the Calabria region of southern Italy. Known as the “City of the Bruzi” (after the ancient Italic tribe), it boasts a rich history that dates back to its founding in the 4th century BC. The city is nestled at the confluence of the Crati and Busento rivers, surrounded by lush hills and close to the Sila National Park, offering a picturesque setting.
The old town of Cosenza is a treasure trove of medieval and Renaissance architecture, with narrow cobblestone streets, charming piazzas, and notable landmarks such as the Cosenza Cathedral (a UNESCO World Heritage site) and the Norman-Swabian Castle, which offers stunning views of the city. The city’s modern district, on the other hand, is vibrant and dynamic, featuring the MAB (Museo all’Aperto Bilotti), an open-air museum showcasing sculptures by renowned artists like Salvador Dalí and Giorgio De Chirico.
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