Contacts

Roberta Amici, University of Camerino, Italy
Tel: +39 0737 402578

Ezio Bartocci, University of Camerino, Italy
Tel: +39 0737 402578

Emanuela Merelli, University of Camerino, Italy
Tel: +39 0737 402567/402565
Tel: +39   320 4381108 (Mobile phone)

 

How to reach Camerino

 

 

By car:
Those traveling on the A14 motorway should leave at “Macerata-Civitanova Marche” and proceed west along the highway till its end. Then, drive for about 10Km to the top of the hill where Camerino is located. Those traveling on the west side of “Appennini” mountains should reach Foligno, and  then use the SS77 which will leads, after about 60Km, to the highway junction. From here, drive for about 10Km to the top of the hill where Camerino is located.


By air:
The closest airport is the Ancona-Falconara “Raffaello Sanzio” airport. City buses connect the airport terminal with Falconara railway station. Then one can use trains to reach the “Camerino-Castelraimondo” station.  It takes about one hour and a half with a change in Fabriano (leaving at 20:40)

By coach:
from Rome: Coaches depart daily (except sunday) from Rome Piazzale Tiburtino  7:20 am (2:40 pm) and arrive at Camerino 11:40 am (7:00 pm). Coaches leave daily (except sunday) Camerino at 6:00 am (15:35 pm) and arrive to Rome Piazzale Tiburtino at 10:20 am (20:15 pm). A shuttle train connects Rome-Tiburtina station with Rome-Fiumicino “Leonardo da Vinci” airport ever half an hour.

By rail: 
The railway station “Camerino-Castelraimondo” is a minor station. It is only connected to a greater station, Fabriano, located along the route Ancona/Rome. There is a regular bus service connecting the “Camerino-Castelraimondo” station with the city center.

 

About Camerino



Camerino is one of the most beautiful little towns of Central Italy, being its medieval historical center one of the oldest in Region Marche. Camerino hosts one of the most ancient university in Italy.

Placed on a spur on the Appennini Mountains at 670 meters high on the sea-level, Camerino achieves its period of greatest splendour under the rule of the Da Varano family. From the top of its rock it dominates the large valleys of the rivers Chienti and Potenza underneath, occupied by towers and fortresses. But if the town might look austere, the countryside, instead, is colourful and offers a lot of farms holidays where to spend a weekend.

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Important Dates

Paper submission (full paper): June 29, 2004

Notifications of acceptance to authors: August 1, 2004

Final version of accepted papers: August 10, 2004

Poster submission: June 30, 2004

Workshop: September 5-7, 2004