Congress venue

The conferences will take place at Santander School of Civil Engineering (Escuela Técnica Superior de Caminos, Canales y Puertos), University of Cantabria.

The Santander School of Civil Engineering was created by Royal Decree (12-12-1963). Teaching started on the first course in October 1966. It is one of the five Spanish institutions that are part of the European Civil Engineering Education and Training Association. This faculty has occupied prominent positions in the rankings, either nationally or internationally. The faculty has international reference laboratories in which competitive research projects are developed.

Address:

School of Civil Engineering (E.T.S. de Ingenieros de Caminos, Canales y Puertos de Santander)

University of Cantabria, Avda. de los Castros, 44

39005 – Santander – SPAIN

Commercial Exhibition

Industrial representatives are welcome to present their innovations and advances in the commercial exhibition which will take place in parallel to the Conference, with various possibilities to reach their markets:

  • Stands placed between conference rooms
  • Rooms for technical sessions
  • Computer rooms for software product presentations
  • Structural laboratories for real life testing and demos
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ABOUT THE CITY AND TOURISM

Santander Tourist Guide (pdf).

Tourist map of Santander (pdf).

Santander tourist accommodation guide 2019 (pdf).

Cantabria Tourist Guide(pdf).

Tourist map of Cantabria (pdf).

HOW TO ARRIVE

By plane:

Santander’s airport is located in Camargo, five kilometres away from the city. Buses run from Santander’s bus station to the airport every 15-30 minutes from 8am to 9pm. It is also easily accessible by taxi, the ride costing around 15 Euro.

The airport is serviced by many European low cost airlines, including Ryanair.

Santander airport: +34 942 202 100 / + 34 942 211 995

www.aena.es

By train:

RENFE trains serve distant destinations to the south of Spain, as Santander is the terminus of a national rail line. RENFE goes to Madrid and Valladolid.
Take regional FEVE train to cities east or west of Santander, FEVE trains go to Bilbao and Oviedo.

Santander train station (RENFE): +34 942 240 202

www.renfe.es

By bus:

Transport by bus or coach is very popular in Spain since Spanish roads connect practically every city and destination while the rail lines are more limited in terms of destinations and schedules. The lack of high speed trains in Spain has been a problem in the past, now partly solved by the new high speed rail lines which connect Madrid to a number of popular destinations.
Buses go from Santander to Barcelona, Bilbao, Burgos, León, Madrid, Oviedo, Palencia and Salamanca.

Santander bus station: +34 942 211 995

www.santandereabus.com

By boat:

Brittany Ferries go from Santander to Plymouth (in the UK), ferries leave from the Estación Marítima, next to the gardens of Pereda (Jardines de Pereda).

Brittany Feries:

www.brittany-ferries.co.uk