
The breathbreaking view you may enjoy during coffee breaks in S. Domenico Lecture Hall |
1. Accommodation for participants consists mainly of rooms with two beds and shower and is located in the Istituto San Rocco, Via Guarnotta 26, Erice, 91016 Trapani (tel. +39 0923 869 133, fax 869 226). As prior to the meeting there is no certainty Indeed, additional rooms can also be obtained either in restored convents, such as S. Francesco and S. Domenico, or in Edelweiss, Elimo and Ermione hotels. IMPORTANT : Lecturers and senior participants have priority in the assignment of the few single rooms available. 2. The Course fee 1,200 Euro covers board and lodging from the evening of May 29th to the morning of June 8, 2008. Rooms are equipped with towels and soap, and with European type outlet shaving points (220 V). Washing machines are also freely available.
4. Accompanying persons will be charged 100 Euro per day per person (no advance payment is necessary). This sum covers also the cost of the course excursions and social events (no formal dress required) during the meeting. Accompanying persons should read the full set of information, particularly point 7. below. Please be warned that children do not like Erice. 5. There is a bus link between Trapani Rail Station and Erice. As you leave the train station. the bus end-stop is 100 yards on your left. The simple Italian question "Autobus per Erice ?" (pronounce as "outoboos") is normally understood by locals; the mature persons are not fluent in foreign languages. Afternoon departures to Erice are approximately every hour (every two hours on Sundays). Last bus at 17.30 (17.00 on Sundays). A telepheric cabin runs along the mountain to the bottom, quite far from city center (bus or taxi needed) 6. Insurance. The Organizing Committee does not take any health or accident insurance for the participants in the Course, nor for accompanying members. The Organizing Committee does not assume any responsibility either in this context or for any other liability. 7. Miscellaneous news. High heeled shoes are not convenient for walking along the Erice stony streets: sturdy shoes are recommended for excursions. It is advisable to protect your feet against cuts when swimming. Due to particular time of the year, someone has in the past suffered of high pollen spring allergy. Participants and accompanying persons are warned that the quality and quantity of social life (don't expect night life in this corner of Sicily*, either in Erice or in Trapani) depend solely on their own resources and initiative. Participants' ability and skill in any sort of entertainement will be fully exploited. |
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