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The workshop will be held at the Universidad
Carlos III Campus in Getafe, Madrid.
Located
13 km S of Madrid, Getafe has evolved from a medieval town to become
the regional center of the
aeronautic industry. It is well communicated with Madrid and Toledo by
road and
train.
How
to get to the workshop: connections with Madrid and the airport,
coming by car, Getafe. Beware of last
minute changes in public transport, due to construction works
interrupting some lines. Version shown here was updated on Aug. 13.
Getting
on around Madrid: some links to public transport, tourism,
art, food...
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The campus and its neighbourhood:
Map
reproduced by courtesy of Universidad Carlos III.
How to get to the workshop:
From
the airport to Madrid:
Use the Metro subway ( ),
line 8, from the Aeropuerto to the Nuevos Ministerios station in
downtown Madrid. Due to
the enlargening works that are being carried by Metro (subway), line 8
is interrupted between the stations of Mar de Cristal and Colombia but
there is an alternative free transport by bus between both stations,
which will make the journey a bit longer. The way to these buses and
the buses themselves are clearly signalised with yellow signs stating
"SE" (= Special Service). Depending on your final destination, transfer
to line 4 on Mar de Cristal station may be preferable (see the Madrid Metro railway map, with
indication of interrupted lines during August 2006).
From
the airport to the workshop venue and lodging in Getafe (by subway + suburban rail, fastest way):
Use the Metro subway, line 8, from Aeropuerto to Nuevos Ministerios
station*.
Then transfer to the suburban rail (called Cercanías), any line
southbound from Nuevos Ministerios to Atocha (lines C-1, C-2, C-7,
C-10). In Atocha rail station transfer to line C-4, southbound (towards
Parla), and follow it to Las Margaritas-Universidad station, which is
in the above campus map. Journey time is about 50 minutes. Metro runs
from 6.00 h. (6 a.m.) to 2.00 h. (2 a.m.) daily; last
Cercanías train
from Atocha leaves at 23.51 h. (11.51 p.m.) daily.
* Due
to
the enlargening works that are being carried by Metro (subway), line 8
is interrupted between the stations of Mar de Cristal and Colombia but
there is an alternative free transport by bus between both stations,
which will make the journey a bit longer. The way to these buses and
the buses themselves are clearly signalised with yellow signs stating
"SE" (= Special Service). Other lines are interrupted too (see our Metro map indicating
interrupted lines).
From
the airport to the workshop venue
and lodging in Getafe (by subway, simpler transfers):
Use the Metro subway, line 8, from Aeropuerto to the Nuevos Ministerios
station*.
There transfer to line 10, southbound, to Puerta del Sur**. In Puerta del Sur
transfer to line 12, eastbound, and follow it to Juan de la Cierva
station, which is in the above campus map. Journey time is about 1 hour 15 minutes.
Metro runs from 6.00 h. (6 a.m.) to 2.00 h. (2 a.m.) daily.
* Due to the enlargening works that are being carried
by Metro (subway), line 8 is interrupted between the stations of Mar de
Cristal and Colombia but there is an alternative free transport by bus
between both stations, which will make the journey a bit longer. The
way to these buses and the buses themselves are clearly signalised with
yellow signs stating "SE" (= Special Service). Other lines are
interrupted too (see our Metro
map indicating interrupted lines).
** Due to the enlargening works that
are being carried by Metro (subway), line 10 is interrupted between the
stations of Colonia Jardín and Cuatro Vientos but there is an
alternative free transport by bus between both stations, which will
make the journey a bit longer. The way to these buses and the buses
themselves are clearly signalised with yellow signs stating "SE" (=
Special Service). Other lines are interrupted too (see our Metro map indicating
interrupted lines).
From
Madrid to the workshop venue:
You may use either the Metro subway as indicated above, or the Renfe
railway, line C4, departing from Atocha Station in Madrid and going to
Las Margaritas-Universidad station in the above campus map in 13
minutes.
If you stay in downtown Madrid, use the Metro directly to Getafe or to
the Renfe station in Atocha as suits you best.
The commute from the ICM area to Getafe is approximately as the journey
from the airport.
Coming
by car: follow the Universidad Carlos
III directions to get to its Getafe campus (in Spanish).
Maps:
the Getafe street
searcher (with hotels and local info), the Madrid Metropolitan subway
network, with its interrupted lines in August 2006.
Getting
on around Madrid:
The following sites may be of interest for your stay in Madrid:
Public transport: (beware
of summer work-related disruptions on the Metro railway)
Tourism:
Arts:
Food:
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