TRAVEL – EAMT 2027

VENUE

General Information for Attendees

EAMT 2027 will take place at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) campus, situated in the heart of Barcelona’s vibrant 22@ innovation district. Based at the modern Can Jaumandreu hub, the facility features state-of-the-art auditoriums, flexible break-out spaces, and seamless technical accessibility—providing an ideal environment for international research exchange and academic collaboration.

Address: Carrer del Perú, 52, Sant Martí, 08018 Barcelona, Spain
Accessibility: The venue is fully accessible for individuals with reduced mobility, equipped with ramps, wide elevators, and adapted facilities.
How to Get There
- Tram (Closest Option)
  - Can Jaumandreu Stop (Lines T5 & T6): Drops off right in front of the UOC campus buildings (1-minute walk).
- Metro
  - Glòries or Clot (Line 1 / Red Line & Line 2 / Purple Line): 7–10 minute walk to the campus. Provides direct access to Plaça Catalunya and the city centre.
  - Poblenou (Line 4 / Yellow Line): 12-minute walk. Connects directly to the beachfront and central coastal districts.
- Bus
  - Rambla del Poblenou – Perú Stop (Lines H12, V25, 7, X1): 1–2 minute walk. Connects across key city avenues (Diagonal, Gran Via).
- Train & Airport Connection
  - El Clot – Aragó Station: 10-minute walk. Connects directly to Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN) via the R2 Nord regional train line (30-minute ride).

ACCOMMODATION

VISITING BARCELONA

Barcelona is a coastal Mediterranean metropolis known for its groundbreaking architecture, rich history, and vibrant urban culture. Beyond attending the conference, taking time to explore the city reveals why it remains one of Europe’s top cultural destinations.

Key Highlights

Modernisme & Gaudí: The city’s skyline is defined by Antoni Gaudí’s architectural masterpieces, including the Basilica de la Sagrada Família, Park Güell, Casa Batlló, and La Pedrera (Casa Milà).
Historic Quarters: Stroll through the labyrinthine streets of the Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic), El Born, and El Raval, featuring medieval plazas, ancient Roman walls, and landmark Gothic cathedrals.
Culture & Museums: Home to world-class art venues, such as the Picasso Museum, the Joan Miró Foundation, the National Art Museum of Catalonia (MNAC), and the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA).
Gastronomy & Seafront: Enjoy traditional Catalan cuisine and tapas at historic spots like the Boqueria Market, or relax along the lively Barceloneta beachfront.

Useful Tourist & Local Links

Official City Tourism Portal: Visit Barcelona (official local guide for tickets, city cards, event calendars, and tourist offices)
Catalonia Tourism Portal: Catalunya.com (regional guides and day trips across Catalonia)
Free Walking Tours: Explore the city on foot with tip-based guided tours covering the Gothic Quarter or Gaudí highlights via platforms like FreeTour Barcelona, SANDEMANs NEW Europe Barcelona, or Runner Bean Tours.