Programme
Conference venues
6 July 2008
During the day Arrival of delegates and transfer by shuttle bus
at the Hotel Melia Roma “Aurelia Antica” – Via
Aldobrandeschi 233
7 July 2008
h. 09.00
Transfer by shuttle bus from Hotel Melia Roma
“Aurelia Antica” to the Police School for Advanced Studies
h.09.30
Beginning of work
h.11.00
Coffee break
h. 11.30
Resumption of work
h. 13.00
Working lunch
h. 15.00
Conclusion of the EU-SEC I Programme and
handover to EU-SEC II
h. 16.45
Closing of work and transfer from the Police
School for Advanced Studies to the Hotel Melia
Roma “Aurelia Antica”
To follow
Coordinating National Research Programmes
on Security during Major Events in Europe
E U- SEC Final C onference
and EU- SEC II kick-o f f
meeting
Rome, 7-9 July 2008
Police School for Advanced Studies
Free evening
8 July 2008
h. 09.30
Transfer by shuttle bus from Hotel Melia Roma
“Aurelia Antica” to the Police School for Advanced Studies
h. 10.00
Beginning of work
h. 11.15
Coffee break
h. 11.30
Resumption of work
h. 13.00
Working lunch
h. 15.00
Presentation of Partner Countries
h. 17.00
Closing of work and transfer from the Police
School for Advanced Studies to the Hotel Melia
Roma “Aurelia Antica”
h. 18.45
Transfer by shuttle bus from Hotel Melia Roma
“Aurelia Antica” to the Campidoglio
h. 20.00
Visit to the Musei Capitolini
h. 21.00
Gala dinner at the “Terrazza Caffarelli” of the
Campidoglio
9 July 2008
h. 09.00
Transfer by shuttle bus from Hotel Melia Roma
“Aurelia Antica” to the Police School for Advanced Studies
h. 09.30
Beginning of work
h.11.00
Coffee break
h.11.30
Resumption of work
h. 12.00
Closing of work
A) Meliá Roma Aurelia Antica
Via degli Aldobrandeschi n. 233
00163 - Roma
Tel: (39) 06 66544448
Fax: (39) 06 66544467
E-mail: [email protected]
B) Police School for Advanced Studies
Via Pier della Francesca, 3
00196 - Roma
C) Campidoglio Building: Capitoline Museums – the
most ancient public museum in the world established
by Pope Sixtus IV in 1471—and “Caffarelli Terrace”
– overlooking the “Roman Forum” is regarded as the
most exclusive view in the world.
ALL THE OFFICIAL TRANSFERS (SEE THE PROGRAMME) WILL
BE ENSURED BY THE ORGANIZER
For the private transfers see “Transport means”
Conference Organizer
h. 12.30
Press Conference
h. 13.00
Farewell Buffet
MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR
Public Security Department Secretariat
Public Order Office
Piazza del Viminale, 1
00184 - Rome
to follow
Transfer by shuttle bus from the Police School
for Advanced Studies to the Hotel Melia Roma
“Aurelia Antica” or to the departure airports.
Tel.: +39 06 465 21309
e-mail: [email protected]
Fax: +39 06 465 36117
Mobile: +39 335 8774707
Information
Welcome to Rome
Trasport Means
Rome, founded 2,700 years ago, is one of the most ancient
cities in Europe. Full of monuments, its old town centre is
deemed to be the most beautiful in the world for its wealth
of works of art. For this reason, every year, about 5 million
tourists come to Rome.
The Roman emperors Julius Caesar and Augustus embellished
the city by building majestic monuments such as the Theater
of Marcellus, the Roman Forum, the Mausoleum Augusteo
and the Pantheon.
When you walk in the old town centre you can admire the
Colosseum, the Arch of
Costantinus, and Saint
Angel Castle. The latter
was built as a mausoleum by the Emperor
Hadrian, in 139 A.D.,
later transformed in a
real stronghold under
Leone IV in the IX century. In Rome you can
also see the most famous church in the
world: the Basilica of St. Peter.
In fact, Rome is the centre of Christianity and hosts the
“Vatican City”- see of the Pope - where the works of the
greatest artists of the Renaissance, such as Michelangelo,
Raffaello, Bramante and
Cellini can be admired.
The popes had monuments
built and palaces embellished by the masterpieces
of Bernini and Borromini.
Therefore,
besides
the
galleries and parks, you
can walk among museums
under the open sky, such
as Piazza Navona, with its
“Four Rivers Fountain” by
Bernini, Piazza del Campidoglio - built by Michelangelo - with the Marcus Aurelius Statue, Piazza di Spagna with
its “Barcaccia”, the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain.
But Rome is not only art and history. The friendliness of Romans, the streets of the “made in Italy” shopping, the taste
of the Castelli Romani food and wines and much more will
make your evenings pleasant while strolling the many pedestrian precincts in the old town centre.
Information
www.romecity.it
and
suggestions:
The Hotel Melia makes available to its guests a free
shuttle bus service to/from the Vatican City, station of
the Metro Linea A “Ottaviano”.
From there it is possible to reach all the city areas of interest
by using public transport means.
We advise:
Metro Linea A: from h.5.30 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. and
shuttle buses MA1 and MA2 from
10.00 a.m. until h. 1.30 a.m.
Trasport Means
METRO Linea B: from h. 5.30 a.m. to h. 11.30 p.m.
• Colonnato di Piazza S. Pietro
• Basilica of St Peter with visit at
the cupola – Vatican Museum
• Castel Sant’Angelo’s Gardens and
Lungotevere
• Palazzo Massimo (antichità romane)
• CHANGE FOR METRO LINEA A
• Piazza di Spagna e Trinità dei Monti
dir. “BATTISTINI”
• Piazza del Popolo e Villa Borghese
• Shopping via Condotti—via Frattina
• Colosseum, Roman Forum
• Piazza Navona e Fontana di Trevi
• Campidoglio
• Villa Celimonatana (Jazzfestival)
• Shopping in Via Nazionale
• Piazza Venezia ed Altare della Patria
• Circo Massimo e Bocca della Verità
• Sinagoga e ghetto ebraico
• S. Pietro in Vincoli’s Church
(Mosè di Michelangelo)
• Reataurants on the tipicol roman
quartiers “Testaccio” e “Trastevere”
• CHANGE FOR METRO LINEA B
dir. “LAURENTINA”
• S. Giovanni in Laterano’ s Basilica
• S. Paolo FM’s Basilica and Gardens
• Restaurants on Via Ostiense
• Shopping in Via Appia
• EUR Garden and Lake
• Shopping in viale Europa
• Centro Commerciale “Euroma 2”
• Parco degli Acquedotti
Fares and tickets:
BIT (time ticket). It costs 1 euro and is valid for only one
trip by metro and more trips by bus within 75 minutes
from the first stamping;
BIG (integrated daily ticket). It costs 4 euros and can be
used to travel by metro, city railways and buses for 24
hours;
Bti (integrated tourist ticket). It costs 11 euros and can
be used to travel by metro, city railways and buses for
three days.