VENUE
The workshop will take place on the Italian island
Marettimo at the
Marettimo Residence that
consists of a set of two-storey houses within a beautiful garden. On top
of the garden of the residence there is a large lecture hall with
wireless internet. Marettimo is the outermost of the Egadian Islands to the west of Sicily,
and is easily reached from the airports of Palermo and Trapani.
Marettimo offers the simple and relaxed life of southern Italy, unspoilt
landscape, stupendous views, hiking, swimming, diving, boat trips, and
excursions on donkeys. There are several restaurants and bars, and some
shops. What the island does not offer: traffic - there are practically
no roads - fancy shops and restaurants, night life, and sandy beaches.
TRAVEL
TO MARETTIMO
Marettimo can be reached by sea and air, the main ports being as follows:
Aiports
N.B. Transport from Palermo by coach can be organised at good rates via the
Marettimo Residence
Trapani Sea Port
For further details see
Marettimo Residence travel webpage
ACCOMMODATION
The Marettimo Residence offers one- and two-bedroom apartments with fully equipped kitchens.
IMPORTANT:
- A
number of apartments for the participants of CNL 2010 will be reserved
until July 15th 2010 at a price 10% below the regular price.
- Participants should get into direct contact with the Marettimo Residence to organise
their accommodation,
citing "CNL 2010"
and our names when claiming the reduced price. Please indicate the length of
your stay – perhaps you want to bring your family for additional days of
vacation – and whether you would like to share your apartment with another
participant of CNL 2010.
- The Marettimo
Residence can also organise your transfers from and to the airports of
Palermo or Trapani.
- Alternative accommodations on Marettimo can be found via the internet,
for instance by googling for "case vacanze Marettimo".
- Once your accommodation is confirmed, kindly confirm your participation
with us by email.
Michael Rosner (University of Malta) mike.rosner@um.edu.mt
Norbert E. Fuchs (University of Zurich, Switzerland) fuchs@ifi.uzh.ch[updated 02/07/2010]