Social programme

7 April 2011 – welcoming evening at Hotel Voroněž I, admission included in the registration fee.

8 April 2011 – social evening at Moravská Chalupa, Křížkovského 47, Brno, Czech Republic
Music, reception with hot and cold food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
Tickets can be ordered using the on-line registration form. Admission € 20.

Excursions

Complementary program. The excursions should be paid as an extension of the conference fee (use the registration page).

April, 9 Saturday 2011

Brno Sightseeing 14:00 p.m.
Price: € 25
Spilberk Castle courtyard,, St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, Denis Park, Cabbage Market with baroque fountain Parnas, the Holy Trinity Column, Capuchin Crypt, Old Town Hall (observation tower), Freedom Square with Plague Pillar, Klein´s Palace, House of Lords of Lipá (view terrace with lift), St. James and St. Thomas churches, ...

April, 10 Sunday 2011 - Post congress trip

1. Moravian Carst, Chateau Rajec day-long trip, bus departure 09:00 a.m.
Price: € 60
Mysterious Moravian Carst is located approximately 30 km from Brno, in Blansko region. It represents one of the most beautiful carst areas in the Czech Republic. Four stalactite and stalagmite caves are open for public. The Punkva Caves are the part of the longest cave system in the Czech Republic with underground river Punkva, along which it is possible to cruise on the electrical boat with attractive commentary of the guide. There is also Macocha Abyss, deep 138,5 m. Close to Moravian Carst is situated neoclassical Chateau Rajec. The Chateau present early neoclassical appearance of the building in the style of Luis XVI. A picture gallery contains works of Dutch, Flemish and other European Baroque masters. The large park in English style, established in 1767, demonstrates the tradition of chateau gardening including thematic exhibitions of flowers in the historical halls of the castle.

2. South Moravia (Castles and wine) day-long trip, bus departure 09:00 a.m.
Price: € 60
Viniculture town Mikulov is a town noted for its wine production. Its historical core has been proclaimed a historical town reserve. The local Baroque chateau dates from the first third of the 18th century. The South Moravian castle of Lednice surrounded by an extensive English park, displays a typical architecture of the Romantic period. The excursion contain the degustation of Moravian wine.