21st Congress of the EAHP

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General Information

Dear Colleagues,

Welcome to Vienna, a romantically imperial city in the heart of Europe and home to Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Johann Strauss, Sacher Torte and Lippanzer horses. This historic city combines the elegance and splendour of the past with modern architecture and design.

EAHP is pleased to invite you to the 21st Congress of the EAHP, 16-18th March 2016, with the theme of 'Hospital pharmacists taking the lead - partnerships and technologies'. The scientific program is well advanced and is relevant for you as a hospital pharmacist dealing with the challenge of rapid technological change in healthcare. The role of the hospital pharmacist is not only to use these new technologies in their own practice but also to influence decision makers, multidisciplinary team members and patients about the appropriate use of these technologies in the medication process.

EAHP's annual congress is the largest congress for hospital pharmacy in Europe and is attended by pharmacists from all over the world. This Congress continues to provide you with an exceptional opportunity to meet, network and share expertise and best practice with colleagues while keeping up to date with the latest developments in hospital pharmacy.

I am honoured in my first year as President of EAHP to invite you to this Congress. I hope that with the announcement of this major event you will plan your attendance at the EAHP congress in Vienna.

See you in Vienna!

Ms. Joan Peppard, EAHP President

You can find out more about EAHP's mission and goals HERE.

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Venue

Car Park

Car parking

Parking information:

The Austria Center Vienna provides covered, secure parking for delegates.

FEES:

Up to 30 minutes: free
1 hour: 3€ / Each additional hour: 1€ / Max. daily fee: 10€
Week pass: 30€ / Month pass: 65€
Replacement of a lost ticket: € 45

Cloak Room

Opening hours:

Wednesday, 16 March 2016 - 7:00am to 7:30pm

Thursday, 17 March 2016 - 8:00am to 7:00pm

Friday, 18 March 2016 - 8:30am to 2:00pm

AUSTRIA CENTER VIENNA

Internationales Amtssitz- und
Konferenzzentrum Wien, AG
Bruno-Kreisky-Platz 1
1220 Wien, Austria
www.acv.at

Please note that all halls are accesible by using the main entrance and the elevators. Accesible toilets can be found on every level.

Please click here to view the congress centre floor plans.

Public Transportation

Transportation to and from Vienna airport

Vienna International Airport, www.viennaairport.com, is located ca. 18 km (11 miles) south-east of the Austrian capital near to the town of Schwechat.

Train (S-Bahn)

Located underneath the terminal, one level below arrivals - www.oebb.at

Hours: 5:00-24:00.

The S-Bahn S7 and the less-frequent S2 and RSB7 go to Wien-Mitte, as well as stopping at other metro stations with direct connection to every subway line in the city and numerous trams and trains. It takes between 18 and 27 minutes to reach Wien-Mitte.

Price: from €4.40 (to/from Vienna, including travel on entire Vienna public transport network)

Road Transport

If you wish to travel by bus, FlixBus offers 5,000 connections through Austria and its neighbouring countries, connecting over 100 cities to Vienna. All information can be found HERE.

Vienna Airport line busses

Located outside arrivals - http://www.postbus.at/en/

Direct buses drive frequently between Vienna International Airport and various points in Vienna. Tickets can be purchased with cash from the operator.

Fare: One way: € 8, Round-trip: € 13.

· Morzinplatz/Schwedenplatz line goes to the city centre (District 1). Buses every 30 minutes, the trip takes 20 minutes. At Schwedenplatz there is a connection to the underground lines U1 and U4 as well as buses and trams. Hours: 24 hours.

· Meidling/Westbahnhof line is the railway connector, departing every 20-30 minutes and stopping at Miedling Railway Station(30 min.) and Westbahnhof/West Railway Station(45 min.). Hours: 06:05 - 00:04.

· Kaisermühlen VIC/Wien Donauzentrum line goes to Vienna International Centre /the UN and serves hotels in the eastern part of Vienna. Runs hourly and takes 20-45 min, depending upon destination. Hours: 07:10 - 20:10

City Airport Train (CAT)

Follow the green CAT signs to get to the CAT platform - www.cityairporttrain.com

Non-stop to Wien-Mitte Station (Landstraße) in 16 minutes.

Departs at :06 and :36 past the hour.

The return departs Wien-Mitte at :06 and :36 past the hour.

Fare: one way €11, return trip € 17.

Taxi

Approximate cost is from € 30 to € 35.

Private shuttles

www.airportservice.at/airport.htm

Fare: € 30 (max. 3 people) to/from any destination address within Vienna.

http://www.taxi40100.at

Fare: €36 to/from any destination address within Vienna. Group rates: €43 for groups of 5/6 people to/from one single address in Vienna and €46 for groups of 7/8 people to/from one single address in Vienna.

Transportation Service

Limowien caters to the individual needs and expectations of business clients by arranging customized transportation. In addition to providing them with the ideal vehicle, they also provide them with the perfect chauffeur as well as personal assistant. Whether it may be an airport transfer, standby service or business travel management, Limowien always has the perfect solution.
Limowien offers an information desk at the conference.
The desk will function as a concierge Service. For any inquiries or booking requests or for any other assistance required.

Link: www.limowien.com

City Information

Vienna

Vienna, the capital of Austria and former home of the Habsburg court, is located in the centre of Europe, surrounded by the natural beauty of the Wachau valley, moulded by the curving flow of the Danube, the majestic river which crosses the city. Its historic centre, inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage List, is often compared to a real life museum, and stands proof of Vienna's great history.

A musical city by default, it is home to the Vienna Opera House, world famous for its concerts. The works of Mozart, Schubert, Bach, Beethoven, Strauss, or Haydn can also be enjoyed in Vienna's historic churches, or the Musikverein, which hosts the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, considered to be one of the finest of the world, and well-known for its annual new year concert.

Vienna's Ring Boulevard, one of the longest and most beautiful boulevards of its kind, goes around the city centre, and showcases monumental buildings such as the Austrian Parliament, the State Opera House, the Museum of Fine Arts, or the Vienna University. The Burgtheater, or the National Theatre, one of the most important German language theatres in the world, is also located on the Ring Boulevard and boasts a beautiful marble façade decorated with statues of famous writers and allegoric figures.

The Schönbrunn Palace, former summer home of princess Sissi and the Habsburg royalty, is a must see. Built to rival the Versailles, it is one of the most important Austrian landmarks. Besides the Palace, the baroque complex includes various gardens, a zoo, a café, dating back to 1775 and the biggest palm house on continental Europe.

To learn more about these attractions as well as other cultural events, shopping, top gastronomic venues and sightseeing opportunities offered by Vienna, please visit the official Vienna website: http://www.wien.info/en.

Last update: 30 May 2017

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