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Activities accredited by the Consell
Català de la Formació Mèdica
Continuada - Comisión de Formación Continuada
de las Profesiones Sanitarias.
1,8 credits

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TECHNICAL SECRETARIAT AND
INFORMATION
ACTIVA
Congresos
Pg. de l’Havana, 11-13, A1, 2n 2a. 08030 Barcelona
Phone. +34 933 238 573 Fax +34 934 511 870
e-mail: info@acupunturabarcelona2009.com
Website: www.acupunturabarcelona2009.com |
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VENUE
Official
Medical College of Barcelona
Passeig de la Bonanova, 47
08017 Barcelona
Bus (Lines 14, 22, 64, 70, 72,
73, 75)
FGC (Sarria
Station) |
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OFFICIAL LANGUAGES
Catalan, Spanish and English. Presentations during the congress
will me made in Spanish or English. Simultaneous translation service
Spanish<>English will be provided. |
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TRANSPORT
Barcelona city centre has rapid transport
links, including six metro lines and an extensive fleet of buses. For
further information: http://www.tmb.net
Eleven thousand taxis, with their yellow and black livery, provide
a rapid and efficient service, and are available at all times either
by pre-booking or by hailing them in the street.
The airport is located 12 kilometres outside the city, direction south. Most
European airlines, and many international ones, operate flights from its international
terminal. |
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HOW TO GET TO BARCELONA
FROM THE AIRPORT
TRAIN (RENFE). Line C10. The station is connected
to the airport by means of a footbridge located between the terminals
A and B. Frequency: every 30 min. Daily 06.30h – 22.30h.
Fare: 2,80€.
More information: www.renfe.es
BUS (Aerobus) Frequency: every 12 minutes. Daily 06.00h -01.00
h.
Fare: 4,05 €
More information: www.emt-amb.com |
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INSURANCES
The organizers do not accept responsibility for individual
medical, travel or personal insurance. Participants are strongly advised
to take out their own insurance policies. |
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CURRENCY AND BANKING FACILITIES
The Euro (€) is the currency of the European Union.
You can change money at the city's banks as well as at the exchange
booths located in the city center and at tourist sights. Cash machines,
which accept most bankcards, are located at the airport and throughout
the city of Barcelona.
Banks open from Monday to Friday, 08.30 h. to 14.00h. |
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SHOPPING HOURS
Shops in Barcelona open their doors
between 9.00 and 10.00 in the morning, and generally close for lunch
at 1.30 or 2.00. They open again in the afternoon between 4.00 and
5.00 and remain open until 8.00 or 8.30 in the evening. Nevertheless,
it should be noted that many shopping centres and larger establishments
do not close at midday. Many shops and all department stores and
shopping centres open Saturday afternoons, while all shops close
Sundays, except for a few dates when they are permitted to open. |
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ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
Electricity
is supplied at 220 V – 50
Hz AC |
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CLIMATE
The climate in Barcelona is Mediterranean and mild. Please bear
in mind that in October the temperature average is 16 ºC. Rain
is probable. |
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BARCELONA TOURIST INFORMATION
Mediterranean. Two thousand years of history. Open
to every innovation. Welcoming, plural, diverse. A city to live
and share.
Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia. Its inhabitants are open and
welcoming. The people of Barcelona speak Catalan, their own language,
and Spanish. Many of them also understand a little English and French.
Almost 4.5 million people live in the Barcelona metropolitan area.
The city enjoys a prime location, bathed by the sea and has excellent
transport links with the rest of Europe. The Mediterranean and Europe
are the defining characteristics of Catalonia.
Barcelona is a modern, cosmopolitan city, but has inherited many
centuries of history. Its geographic location and the open character
of its inhabitants are the reasons why the city is being culturally
enriched all the time. It has a valuable architectural and monumental
heritage, the most splendid examples of which are its Gothic and
modernista buildings. Five of its buildings have been designated
World Heritage Sites. The entire city guarantees that visitors will
enjoy taking a stroll around its streets which are replete with charm.
Gaudí is the city’s most internationally
renowned and emblematic architect. His buildings are a must-see attraction
which leave everyone who sees them speechless with wonder.
Barcelona is an open-air museum. You can visit it by bus, bicycle or on foot,
and enjoy its bustling streets. There are many ways to discover the city and
a whole host of things to do, for those interested in culture, for those in search
of entertainment or for those thinking about where to do some shopping.
More information: http://www.barcelonaturisme.com - www.bcn.cat |
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