Venue

Delft

The conference will be held in the city center of Delft, in the province of South Holland. Delft is renowned for its beautifully preserved historic core, characterized by picturesque canals, medieval architecture, and charming market squares. Its compact and walkable center offers an inspiring setting for academic exchange and exploration.

The city holds significant cultural and historical importance. Delft is well-know for the traditional Delftware ceramics, and as the home of the Dutch masters Johannes Vermeer and Carel Fabritius, distinguished scientists such as Antonie van Leeuwenhoek and Jan Burgers, and philosophers and statesmen such as Hugo de Groot (Grotius) and Willem de Zwijger (William the Silent), whose legacy remains integral to the Dutch identity.

Travel Instructions

Delft is easily accessible for international participants. The city lies between The Hague and Rotterdam and is well connected by frequent train services. For air travel, participants may arrive via Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) or Rotterdam The Hague Airport (RTM), both of which offer convenient rail or shuttle connections to Delft. Once in the city, the conference venue as well as most hotels and points of interest are within walking distance.

Visitors from non-EU countries may require a visa, so it's important to check the requirements before traveling.

Accomodation

Delft’s city center offers a wide range of accommodation options suitable for conference participants, including hotels, guesthouses, and serviced apartments all within walking distance of the conference venue. Participants are encouraged to make reservations well in advance, as Delft is a popular destination throughout the year. Additional guidance on recommended hotels and booking arrangements will be provided in due course.