Venue

The opening lectures and welcome reception will take place in the Aula of the University of Münster in Schloss. The remainder of the Congress will be held at the Fürstenberghaus, situated in Münster's historic center.
 

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1: Münster Castle & Garden Tent, venue for registration, dinner and poster sessions (Schlossplatz 2)

2: Fürstenberg House, audience room for all sessions (Domplatz 20-22)

3: Cafeteria at Lake Aasee (Bismarckallee 11)

4: Münster Main Station (Berliner Platz 25)

5: City Hall and historical centre (Prinzipalmarkt 10)


Social Program

Guided bicycle tour to Hülshoff castle (Berliner Platz 27A)

Soccer Match (Horstmarer Landweg 68b)

Guided historical city tour (Prinzipalmarkt 10)

Guided tour LWL museum for arts and culture (Domplatz 10)

Tickets for public transport

Tickets for public transport will be automatically handed out with the registration.

About Münster

Münster is a medieval city in the north-western part of Germany with approximately 315,000 inhabitants, comprising about 65,000 students at various universities and academies. The University of Münster is not only the largest University in Münster but also its largest employer.

Founded as a monastery on the site of the Saxon settlement of Mimigernaford around 793, Münster was an important trading city in the Middle Age. During the Thirty Years’ War, Münster hosted delegations from many European states for peace negotiations that resulted in signing of the Peace of Westphalia in 1648, ending the war that devastated Europe.

Today, Münster is a charming student city with many historic sites and a lively shopping and gastronomic scene, making it a wonderful destination for a few days.