Local InformationVenueThe school will take place in the Institute of Mathematics of the University of Cologne, Germany. Cologne is at the center of Europe's train network and is serviced by a large number of inexpensive no-frills-airlines.The speakers and most participants will stay at the Hotel "Flandrischer Hof", located in the centre of Cologne and easily reached from the Institute. Addresses:
How to get to CologneMost European visitors will either take the train to Cologne main station ("Köln Hauptbahnhof") or arrive by air at Cologne/Bonn Airport using a no-frills-airline. Visitors from overseas will mostly land in Frankfurt/Main Airport. Form Frankfurt, there is a very efficient and ultra-fast train connection to Cologne: do not try to change flights in Frankfurt and fly into Cologne. If arrive with Lufthansa or StarAlliance, note that the train connection Frankfurt Airport <-> Cologne has a Lufthansa flight number. You can very conveniently check in and out at Cologne Main Station, and you will often get the train ride for free as a "connecting flight".How to get to the HotelFrom Köln HauptbahnhofIf you arrive to Cologne main train station (Köln Hauptbahnhof), go to the subway station that is located in the main entrance of the train station and take there metro number 16, 17 or 18 direction "Neumarkt". Get out of the subway in Neumarkt and take there tramway number 1 direction "Weiden" or 7 direction "Frechen". Descend at the next stop named "Rudolfsplatz". This trip costs 1.20 euro, and tickets can be bought in the vending machines (look for "Kurzstrecke") in the stations, some stops and inside the trams. Unfortunately only coins are accepted. If you know a bit of the city center, maybe you prefer to walk directly to Rudolfsplatz; this should take 15 minutes from the main station. Once at the tramway stop "Rudolfsplatz" the Hotel is 1 minute walking from there: Cross Rudolfsplatz and take the next street to the right.From Köln Messe/DeutzA lot of trains also stop in Köln Messe/Deutz, where you can directly take the tramways number 1 direction "Weiden" and 7 direction "Frechen" until the stop named "Rudolfsplatz". The trip costs 1.20 euro ("Kurzstrecke") , and tickets can be bought in the vending machines in the stations, some stops and inside the trams. Only coins are accepted. Once at the tramway stop "Rudolfsplatz" follow the instructions above.From Köln-Bonn AirportTake the train from Cologne/Bonn airport direction Köln Messe/Deutz and take there tramways number 1 and 7 as explained above. For this trip you need a ticket 1B that costs 2.10 euros.How to get to the Mathematical InstituteFrom Hotel Flandrischer HofTake the tramways number 1 direction "Weiden" and 7 direction "Frechen" until the stop named "Universitätsstraße". The trip costs 1.20 euro ("Kurzstrecke"). Cross and walk Universitätsstraße direction south for 1 kilometer, cross Dürener Straße then turn right and follow Bachemer Straße for 200 meters. Turn left into Weyertal. You will find the Mathematical Institute on the left side, in the corner of Weyertal with An St. Laurentius. |
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This summer school is generously
supported by the Volkswagen Foundation
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