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10th International Conference on Field Programmable Logic and Applications, Villach, Austria
The Roadmap to Reconfigurable Computing
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Sunday, 27.Aug.
Program
Monday, 28 Aug.
Program
Posters
Tuesday, 29 Aug.
Program
Posters
Wednesday, 30 Aug.
Program

FPL 2000 Local Information

Note, since some maps  are in German language: "Kaernten" stands for "Carinthia" and "Oesterreich" stands for "Austria" (where "ae" stands for "a/Umlaut" ä, and "oe" stands for "o/Umlaut" ö).


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Villach and Carinthia
How to reach Villach
Congress Center and Parkhotel
Accommodation
Excursions
              Scenic Tour Carinthia
              Salzburg
              Venice
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Villach and Carinthia 
Carinthia is the southernmost province of Austria. It extends 9,533 km? to the south of the main alpine ridge and borders on Slovenia and Italy. 56 % of the state lies above an altitude of 1,000 m, the climate is characterised by the Mediterranean influence. K_europa2.jpg (17891 bytes)
For a good 2,000 years, the most direct route from the north to the south of Europe has led through the present-day Carinthia. Where the Roman legions once marched, the Tauern motorway today connects Hamburg with Palermo. It takes 3 hours from Munich to Villach and not much longer to the important Mediterranean ports of Triest and Genova or the capital of Austria, Vienna.

1,270 lakes, ice-covered peaks, the largest glacier of the Eastern Alps, roaring waterfalls, idyllic alpine pastures and of course, the Großglockner characterise the countryside of Carinthia.

Villach is a charming old town with Mediterranean flair, surrounded by a vacation area with clear bathing lakes, traditional thermal baths and numerous summer and winter sport resorts is the ideal backdrop for a successful event.

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Whether you relax on the Drau river after a hard day’s conference or go shopping in the old city centre or just to head for your hotel - everything is right on the doorstep. Hot spring water swimming pools with their health-giving tradition, crystal clear lakes to swim in and hiking in the mountains are just some of the attractive features of this popular holiday region. Take advantage of them on a day out or bring the family with you for a short break. teich.jpg (31728 bytes)

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How to reach Villach
Villach, Austria’s „gateway to the south", to both Italy and Slovenia, is a major road and railway junction at which the international lines between Vienna and Venice and between Munich and Ljubljana intersect.

By air

Klagenfurt airport is situated approximately 40 km from Villach. Regular flights from Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Munich, Zurich and Vienna are operating daily. For detailled flight informations visit the Klagenfurt Airport home page and click on. 
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A shuttle service from the airport to Villach will be provided.

By train

Villach is a railway junction and hence easy to reach by train from Munich/Salzburg, Vienna, Innsbruck, Venice and Ljubljana.
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By road

Villach can be reached from Germany via 
the Felbertauern Tunnel or the Tauern 
Motorway (A10), from Switzerland via 
Innsbruck  and the Felbertauern Tunnel, 
from Vienna via the Southern Motorway 
(A2), from Italy via Tarvisio, and from 
Slovenia via theWurzen Pass or the 
Karawanken Motorway (A11). 

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Congress Center and Parkhotel
 
The Congress Center Villach is a multifunctional centre for a variety of cultural, economical and social events.

The architectural design of the building along the riverside is realised by a glass front, that offers a panoramic view overlooking the river Drau, the old town of Villach and the Karawanken mountains. This attractive design gives an airy and friendly atmosphere to the whole building.

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The Parkhotel, where the conference banquet will be held, was the leading hotel in Carinthia dating back to the Austrian-Hungarian monarchy and centre of the social life in Carinthia. Three years ago the building was renovated and the former lobby and ballroom serve today as conference and banquet facility.

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Accommodation

Most hotels are located within walking distance from the conference center.
 
Category
Single room Double room
*** EUR 40 - 55 EUR 60 - 80
**** EUR 55 - 80 EUR 80 - 120
***** EUR 80 - 100 EUR 120 - 150

 
Please fill in the hotel reservation on the Registration Form and indicate your hotel category preference. We need your credit card number (Visa or Mastercard) and signature as guarantee for your hotel reservation.

You may download the reservation form in pdf or ps format, print it, and then fill it out
for transmission by fax or air mail.

Click this map to see the locations of the hotels listed in the following table.

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1 Congress Center Villach
6 Romantik-Hotel Post
2 Parkhotel
7 Gasthof Kasino
3 Austria Trend Hotel Villach
8 Hotel Bacchus
4 Hotel City
9 Hotel Goldenes Lamm
5 Hotel Mosser
10 Hotel Kramer


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Excursions on Sunday, 27 August
Scenic Tour Carinthia
Drive along the south shore of "Wörthersee", stretching between Velden and Klagenfurt. Visit of the pilgrimage church of Maria Saal, a Gothic building protected by a fortified enclosure. 
Visit of one of the most impressive castles in Austria, Hochosterwitz Castle, standing on a height in the St. Veit basin on the edge of the Zollfeld. The battlemented castle is approached by a ramp with fourteen gateways. A castle secured by so many gates is certainly unique in the world. Lunch.
In the afternoon visit of the city St. Veit an der Glan, the seat of the Dukes of Carinthia until 1518. The well-preserved town wall, the picturesque narrow streets, the two town squares with their beautiful houses and arcaded courtyards all contribute to the charming appearance of this town.
Return along the scenic lake of Ossiach to Villach.
Price per person:
EUR 50,00 including bus, English-speaking guide, entrance fees, lunch
Departure:
08:30 from the Congress Center Villach
Return:
approx. 18:00

 
Salzburg
Drive via the Tauernautobahn to Salzburg, a delight from the first sight of the outline of the Hohensalzburg, the symbol of the power of the prince-archbishops. Walk through the oldest parts of the city including a visit of Mozart’s birthplace, stroll along the Getreidegasse, the main street of the old town, visit of Salzburg's Cathedral is probably the city's most significant piece of church architecture and its ecclesiastical center. Lunch, afternoon at leisure.
Price per person: EUR 100,00 including bus, English-speaking guide, entrance fees, lunch
Departure: 08:00 from the Congress Center Villach
Return: approx. 21:00

 
Venice
Charles Dickens once said "nothing in the world that you ever heard of Venice, is equal to the magnificent and stupendous reality", while D. H. Lawrence considered it "an abhorrent, green, slippery city". Still, millions flock the city every year and remain, invariably, thrilled by their first impression of the Grand Canal.
Walking tour through the picturesque city including St. Mark’s Square, the „Palazzo dei Dogi" and Rialto Bridge. Lunch, afternoon at leisure.
Price per person: EUR 100,00 including bus, English-speaking guide, entrance fees, lunch
Departure: 07:00 from the Congress Center Villach
Return: approx. 21:00

For local information please contact

Herbert Grünbacher
Carinthia Tech Insititute
Richard-Wagner-Strasse 19
A-9500 Villach / Austria

TEL +43 4242 2004-120 
FAX +43 4242 2004-179
E-mail: hg@cti.ac.at