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an international conference at the
organized by the
Institut d'Estudis Espacials de Catalunya
Barcelona, Spain
June 11-15, 2007
HOW TO GET TO THE MEETING?
CosmoCaixa, the new Museu de la Ciència established by Fundació "la Caixa", is located at 47-51, Carrer Teodor Roviralta,
in Barcelona's Sarrià St. Gervasi district. For more details please read the directions given below or visit the
CosmoCaixa homepage that
gives you the exact location.
Some additional
useful hints 1) Getting from the Airport to St Jordi’s: (a) Take Train at
Airport to Sants Estació.
(b) There, take Bus number 32 (see map). 2) From St Jordi’s to CosmoCaixa
(Conference site): take Metro (Tibidabo Line) at Pça Molina (see map) and follow directions, or either walk
directly (I’ve done it in less than Where to eat near CosmoCaixa and in the city center A list of restaurants, cafeterias,
bars, and hotels closest to CosmoCaixa
is available here. Find in this map the location of a few of them. CosmoCaixa Museum
is here marked as "Museu de la Ciencia" Here you’ll find a non-exhaustive
list of restaurants in the city center where you can
have a nice meal for less than 15 euros. You may ask for the set menu called "menu del dia" which consists of a first course, a second
course, bread, wine, and dessert or coffee (sometimes the “menu” is
only served at midday). Barcelona is not a dangerous city,
but there are quite a lot of pickpocketers and
muggers active, especially downtown (Les Rambles, Barri
Gòtic, etc.), at tourist attractions and places like
train or metro stations, or at the airport. Please just pay a bit of extra
attention to where and how you're carrying your wallet, bag or backpack, and
this will spare you the ordeal of having your documents or money stolen, or
your camera or notebook. A significant percentage of scholars visiting
universities in Barcelona have suffered from this plague. None of them got
actually injured, however. Please keep an eye on those items while you're
walking in the street or sitting in public places. Don't do things like leaving
sensitive items on the floor or on a chair while drinking something at a bar or
on a terrace. You don't need to get obsessed with that, just a bit careful! In case of emergency, you can call
the central alarm number 112, which is free from any phone. Other
numbers are: Health Emergency: 061,
Police: 091, City Police: 092, Fire Brigade: 080.
Directions
Safety
Website: http://www.spmn.uji.es/meteoroids-2007/index.html
Conference e-mail address: meteoroids2007@ieec.uab.es
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