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Social Program
In the 9th, 10th, and 11th century, the vikings traveled in their
beautiful ships from
Scandinavia across the Atlantic to North America, on the Russian
rivers to the Black Sea, and into the Mediterranean as far as
Istanbul. The ships were also used for burials, and about 100 years
ago three buried ships were discovered, remarkably well
preserved. They are now in display in the
Viking
Ship museum.
Program
The reception program includes transport to the museum, admission and a guided
tour, as well as some entertainment, wine, and canapés.
Note
To better preserve the ships, the museum is kept rather cool―warm
clothing is adviced.
Location
The Viking Ship Museum is located on the beautiful Bygdøy peninsula
about 5 km from the city center.
Transport
Buses will leave from outside the conference building at~17:30; the
buses will return from the museum at 20:00, arriving at the congress
centre about half an hour later.
Cost
This reception costs NOK 300 per person. Order your
tickets when you register for the conference or the satellite events.
Oslo city
hall was built 1931‒50. Apart from housing city
administration, it was designed to be a showcase of Norwegian art
and craft, using Norwegian artists and artisans as well as
Norwegian raw materials.
During our reception, we will be welcomed by the mayor of Oslo (or his
representative) and be treated with light refreshments and a tour of
the building.
Location
Oslo City Hall lies on the waterfront in the city center (see the
map).
Transport
As the city hall is only a 10‒15 minutes easy walk from
the conference center, no transport is arranged. You may want to take
streetcar/tram
line 12 from Brugata to Rådhusplassen (fare is
NOK 26, but NOK 40 when bought from the driver).
Note
Since the reception starts at 18:30 sharp, you should plan to
arrive at least 10 minutes before.
Cost
As we are guests of the city of Oslo, there is no charge for this
reception. Please request a ticket when you register.
In 1624, the old medieval (mostly wooden) city of Oslo burned down and a new
renaissance city was built beneath Akershus castle. In this area which
is now Oslo's old
town, Gamle
Logen (The Old Lodge) was constructed in 1836‒39
as a masonic meeting place and concert hall. Today, it is used for concerts
because of the excellent acoustics as well as for banquets.
Our banquet includes an excellent meal, musical entertainment and
Richard Soley as
banquet speaker.
Location
Gamle Logen can be found just beside Akershus castle in downtown Oslo, see the
map.
Transport
Gamle Logen is only 10‒15 minutes from
the conference center when walking, so no transport is arranged. You may want to take
streetcar/tram
line 12 or 13 from Brugata to Kongens gate (fare is
NOK 26, but NOK 40 when bought from the driver).
Cost
One admission ticket to the banquet is included in the conference fee
(except for students);
additional tickets cost NOK 1040. You may order additional
tickets when you register for the conference.
Last updated
Sunday, 03-Oct-2010 13:40:47 CEST
by models2010@ifi.uio.no.
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News
- January 24, 2011
The conference proceedings are now available online as
Springer LNCS
6394 and
6395.
- October 20, 2010
If you were unable to attend, the three
keynote presentations are now available.
- October 13, 2010
You can now admire the photographs
taken during the conference.
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