Venue & Location

Welcome to Cagliari, Sardinia a captivating city where rich history meets the allure of Mediterranean beauty. Nestled on the southern coast of the island, Cagliari offers a vibrant mix of ancient landmarks, stunning landscapes, and modern amenities, making it a perfect destination for both first-time visitors and seasoned travelers seeking to experience the authentic charm of Sardinia.

The conference venue

IUI 2025 will be held at T-Hotel, Cagliari, Italy.

The conference will take place in a dedicated area of the hotel, the T Congress. All conference rooms are equipped with wireless and wired (upon request) internet connection.

Getting There

Cagliari-Elmas Airport

The Cagliari-Elmas "Mario Mameli" Airport (CAG) international airport connects Cagliari to many important European cities, primarily through low-cost flights. In addition, it has special connections with the most important airports in Italy, Rome Fiumicino and Milan Malpensa and Linate, respectively with 5 and 3 return flights per day from each town, operated at the special rate of about 50€ by Volotea and Ita Airways. If a direct flight is not available, one of the most convenient solutions is flying to Rome and then to Cagliari.

From Cagliari-Elmas Airport to Cagliari

All trains departing from and arriving in Cagliari connect the airport to the city's main train station in Piazza Matteotti, located in front of the port.

You can buy train tickets online from Trenitalia website or using the ticket vending machines at the train stations.

Select "Elmas Aeroporto" as the departure station and "Cagliari" as the destination.

Moreover, also taxis and rent-a-car services connect the airport to downtown.

How to reach the conference venue from Cagliari

Address

T Hotel, Via dei Giudicati 66, 09131, Cagliari CA.

Access Map

Example of how to reach the conference venue from the Cagliari train station by bus (~20 minutes).

It is also possible to reach the conference venue on foot, even though it takes about 40 minutes from the train station.

Getting around Cagliari

Cagliari offers a good network of local buses. Directions indicating bus numbers are integrated in Google Maps.

In addition, there is a metro connecting the city centre with the scientific campus of the University.

It's also possible to use cabs or rent a car in the city centre or airport.

About Cagliari, Italy

Cagliari is the most important city of Sardinia, with a metropolitan area of about half a million inhabitants. The capital of the island has a soul consisting of a millenary history, culture, nature, beach tourism and nightlife, an attractive mix that fascinates the visitor, charmed by the views of Castello, the ramparts and the Roman remains, the Sardinian sea, as well as by the dynamism of a surprisingly lively city.

More information about Cagliari is available at https://cagliariturismo.comune.cagliari.it/en/welcome

Additional Venue Information

Driving Licence

While attending the conference, a driving licence will NOT be necessary. Nevertheless, you may find it beneficial to consider renting a car before or after the event for convenient exploration. Italy’s membership in the EU and EEA means that Italian driving licences align with Directive 2006/126/EC, essentially making them European driving licences. Hence, driving licences issued in the EEA are recognized and valid in Italy. This information can be particularly handy for those planning to explore the landscapes and cultural treasures of Sardinia at their own pace either preceding or following the conference.

Monetary Transactions

The official currency in the area is the Euro, and local ATMs provide a convenient way to withdraw cash. It is advisable to carry a good amount of cash since not all establishments accept card payments. Generally, Visa and Maestro are widely accepted, making electronic transactions accessible. However, be mindful that certain shops may impose a surcharge for card transactions under 5 euros. Therefore, having a mix of cash and cards ensures a flexible experience.

Electric Connections

Italy adheres to the known European electrical standard, providing power at 220V to 230V with a frequency of 50Hz. The wall outlets are designed to accommodate plugs with either two or three round pins, the latter being grounded. To ensure your electronic devices can connect, it is recommended to check the compatibility of your plugs, as illustrated on the right or to come with an adaptor.

Power 220V Flag