Conference venue

Important dates

15th October 2009
Abstract submission

15th November 2009
Extended date for abstract submission

15th January 2010
Acceptance notification

15th February 2010
Early registration

15th March 2010
Full paper submission

~~15th May 2010~~
21st May 2010 Postponed
Regular registration

~~after 15th May 2010~~
after 21st May 2010
Late registration

30th June - 2nd July 2010
The Conference

Conference venue

The CESB10 conference will be hosted by the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the Czech Technical Universitiy in Prague. The university provideds two large lecture halls, several middle-sized halls, central atrium, large multimedia hall, and several room suitable for other meetings and satellite events. There is also free WiFi access for confernce guests.

Address:
Czech Technical University in Prague
Faculty of Civil Engineering
Thákurova 7
166 29 Praha 6
Czech Republic

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Public transport

For planning your trip using Prague Public Transport is helpful the on-line connection finder at www.dpp.cz/en.
Information on public transport fares can be found here.

Metro
Conference venue is well accessible using metro. The station "Dejvická" (end station of the line A) is in 10-minutes walking range. Metro lines plan here.

Main train stations connections
Both main train stations are best accesible using metro. The names of the metro stations are "Nádraží Holešovice" and "Hlavní nádraží". The conference venue is close to the station "Dejvická".

Airport connection
Airport Bus No. 119 stop "Dejvická" is close to the metro station. It takes some 25 minutes to get from / to the Prague Airport and the bus times are frequent.
The bus stops at the Prague Airport are called "Terminál 1" (non-Schengen countries) and "Terminál 2" (Schengen countries). Time schedule for the bus can be found here: From airport, To airport
The Prague airport website www.prg.aero here.

Prague

Prague, a city with over a thousand-year history, was established and developed at the intersection of strategic routes connecting key centres on the European continent. Its leading position and favourable climate led to successful development of trade, arts and crafts, scientific research and knowledge.
The past centuries have left their mark primarily in art and architecture. Through the course of time, Prague has gained a reputation as a major European centre of culture, education and humanism. In recent years, Prague has become a top tourist destination and has been recognised by UNESCO as a gem of the world’s cultural heritage. The unique magic of the city is down to the outstanding quality of its architectural sights and to a harmonious relationship between the various historical styles. It is this harmony that helps to create an environment of mutual understanding, tolerance, respect and partnership.

For futher information on Prague, its history and tourist information we recommend to visit:

Czech Republic

When planing to visit other great locaitons in the Czech Republic, you can find valuable tips at CzechTourism - official travel site of the Czech Republic.