IN-VENTO will be hosted at Centro Congressi Le Benedettine, Piazza S. Paolo a Ripa D’Arno, 16 56125 Pisa - Italy

Centro Congressi Le Benedettine is an ancient Monastery held by nuns. It was built in 1393 on the south bank of the Arno river, in an area called "tegularia" in the late Middle Ages. During the centuries, the Monastery went through massive renovations.
Nowadays, closed to the cult, it is completely restored and used as a venue for meetings and conferences by the University of Pisa.
The Congress Venue is situated in the city centre and is walking distance from the main railway station.

BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT

BY PLANE

Pisa has an international airport, Aeroporto Galileo Galilei (PSA), with daily flights to and from many national and international destinations; more than 50 airports are currently connected to the airport of Pisa via low-cost flights by carriers such as Ryanair and EasyJet. The timetable of incoming and outgoing flights is available at the website of Pisa airport (https://www.pisa-airport.com/en/).
The airport is on the outskirts of the town, approximately 3 km far from the city center. The most convenient way to reach the conference venue is probably by taxi. At the airport, taxis are located in front of the terminal exit, in the arrivals area.

The non-stop radio taxi service can be contacted by phone at the following number: +39 050 541600. The taxi service is run by CO.TA.PI (Taxi Pisa Cooperative). For further information and bookings please visit the web site: www.cotapi.it.

Alternatively, you can take the Pisamover shuttle to reach the train station and then take the city bus number 4 and get off at the bus stop in via F. Buonarroti.
Pisamover is a high-speed, fully automatic transport system that connects the airport to the central railway station. The service operates every day from 4.30 in the morning to 1.30 at the night. During the day the frequency is approximately every 7 minutes while early in the morning and late in the night it is every 15 minutes. The average travel time between the airport and the train station, including the intermediate stop, is approximately 5 minutes. Tickets for PisaMover can be bought from ticket machines at the airport, at Pisa central railway station, and at San Giusto/Aurelia station.

If you arrive at the Florence International airport we suggest taking a train from the main railway station in Florence (Firenze Santa Maria Novella) to Pisa Central Station. There are trains every 30 minutes and the average traveling time is 1 hour.

BY TRAIN

Pisa railway station is located on the main railway line from Roma to Torino. It is also frequently connected with Florence.

Please visit the Trenitalia website (https://www.trenitalia.com/) for information about the train schedule and for ticket booking services.

The station is at the southern edge of the city center, around two kilometers from the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The taxi rank and the bus stop for urban routes can be found outside the railway terminal.

BY BUS

By bus – from Railway Station:
• BUS STOP: STAZIONE 6: take LAM VERDE Bus, direction Park Paparelli (BUS STOP: CRISPI 2)
• BUS STOP: STAZIONE 3: take NUMBER 4 Bus, direction Belli (BUS STOP:CRISPI 2)
• BUS STOP: STAZIONE 1: take LAM ROSSA Bus, direction Park Pietrasantina (BUS STOP:CRISPI 2)

By bus – from Congress Venue:
• BUS STOP: VIA STAMPACE 1: take E25 Bus, direction Aeroporto Galilei di Pisa (BUS STOP: PISA STAZIONE FS)
• BUS STOP: VIA STAMPACE 1: take E03 Bus, direction Aeroporto Galilei di Pisa (BUS STOP: PISA STAZIONE FS)
• BUS STOP: STAMPACE: take NUMBER 6 Bus, direction Gramsci (BUS STOP: GRAMSCI)

You can buy single fare tickets as well as one-day tickets for unlimited fares in one day. For more information on timetables and on how to access buses and trams, please visit the website of the city public transport company

BY TAXI
If you decide to take a taxi, you can call the central reservation service at +39050541600

BY CAR

Pisa is near the intersection of two highways: A12 north-south (Sestri Levante - Livorno) and A11 east-west (Pisa - Florence). Pisa is also connected to Florence through the freeway called SGC Fi-Pi-Li (Strada di Grande Comunicazione). If you arrive from the north-south direction, exit at “Pisa Centro” of the A12. If you arrive from the east direction, exit either at the “Pisa Nord” of A11 or take the A12 connection and exit at “Pisa Centro”. If you arrive from the east through SGC Fi-Pi-Li exit at “Pisa Nord-Est”.

Most of the historical center of Pisa is a Limited Traffic Zone (ZTL), so only authorized vehicles can access this zone (unauthorized access will be fined).

Parking is a bit of a problem and most parking areas are with pay-meters. Consider parking in one of the car parks outside the city center and reaching the conference venue by bus or taxi.

For all information on transport in Pisa, please consult the attached file

Transportation in Pisa

For all information on accomodation in Pisa, please consult the attached file

Accomodation in Pisa
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