T Universitat de València is the third largest higher education institution in Spain. It includes several campuses; the meeting will be held at the Tarongers Campus. It is well connected to the historical center of the city by bus and metro/tram, or by a convenient 25minute stroll.

En Valencia offers a vast cultural and gastronomical variety.  The City of Arts and Sciences (CAC), the Museum of Illustration and Modernity (MuVIM), the Modern Arts Institute of Valencia (IVAM), the Fine Arts Museum of Valencia, the remarkable Cathedral and the intriguing Basilica of the Virgen de los Desamparados, historical remains of the old city wall and gates, preserved as the Torres de Serranos and the Torres de Quart, the Carmen and Ruzafa neighbourhoods, the city’s theatre programming and innumerable exhibitions halls, its library network, collection and infrastructures, its bars and restaurants where one can enjoy the best tapas and wines, its welcoming squares and quaint streets,the Estación del Norte train station, the Central Market and the Colon Market, the Lonja of Valencia (the medieval silk market), its gardens of Viveros or along the old riverbed, the Bioparc, the Natural Park of the Albufera, the Malvarrosa promenade, the Mediterranean beaches that keep warm until late fall… All of these features make the capital of the Comunitat Valenciana one of the most interesting and fulfilling locations in the country. Visiting Valencia will be an unforgettable experience.