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Destination address

Main congress venue:
Palazzo Dei Congressi di Pisa (Congress Palace)
Via Giacomo Matteotti 1
56124 Pisa PI

Secondary congress venue:
Bastione Sangallo/Giardino Scotto (Sangallo Bastion/Scotto Garden)
Lungarno Leonardo Fibonacci 2
56125 Pisa PI

 

Airplane

It is the faster and easier choice. Pisa's Airport is very close to the city, and there will be a bus service for the participants, arriving and leaving on selected dates.

Air France / KLM are the Official Carriers of EGC 2018.
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Use this link to book your flight ticket with a special discount for EGC 2018. In the field "Event ID" insert the code 32205AF. The discount will be in the range of 10% – 40%, depending on the flight.
Destination cities are Pisa and Florence. From Florence you can reach Pisa by a 1-hour train ride. Go the www.trenitalia.com to check the train timetable. Usually, there are 3 trains per hour.

 

Italy's main cities

How to move around Italy

Pisa – Rome: 350 km

Pisa – Milan: 270 km

Pisa – Florence: 80 km

Pisa – Venice: 340 km

Pisa – Napoli: 560 km

 

Train

Our first suggestion to move around Italy: the railway is faster, comfortable, and if you buy the ticket some weeks before your trip, it will be very cheap (20 – 50€).

Websites:

http://www.trenitalia.com/tcom-en

http://www.italotreno.it/en

 

Bus

Is much cheaper than train (5 – 20€) but it takes twice as long, or even longer.

Website: Flixbus

 

Car

If you have a car, and people to share the trip with, then it will be cheaper than the train. Remember to check the motorway tolls before you go.

Some roads in the city center, notably those by the river, are not accessible unless you have a special permission. Look for the ZTL signs, which indicate limited car access areas. Some hotels provide a permission to enter the center in the hotel area, ask your hotel if this is the case.
Both the Congress Palace and Sangallo Bastion are not in ZTL. Therefore they can be accessed without any special permission. 

You can find a map of the city parking lots by checking the right boxes.

There is a monitored parking lot, right in front of the Congress Palace and parking areas nearby. Very little and sparse free parking, unfortunately. On street sides, white lines indicates free parking, while blue lines means paid street parking. When you park in blue lines parkings, look for a payment machine nearby where you can get a receipt. Put the receipt inside the car, visible from the outside.