Bonn

Bonn is a medium-sized historical city, located on the river Rhine in central western Germany.
As federal city, it is home to many federal agencies, United Nations organizations, as well as Deutsche Post and Deutsche Telekom.
The University of Bonn is member of U15, the group of large, research-oriented German Universities.

Venue

              
 
Lectures and practical robot work will take place in the Computer Science Institute of University of Bonn, lecture hall III.03a. 

The address is: Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 144, 53113 Bonn, Germany

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Travel Directions

By Plane

Three airports are in the vincinity of Bonn:

• Frankfurt (FRA): Take ICE train to Siegburg station and change there to local train 66. Exit at stop Olof-Palme-Allee. Travel time: 1:30.
   
• Köln/Bonn (CGN): Take Bus SB60 to Bonn Main station and change there to local train 66,63, or 16. Exit at stop Olof-Palme-Allee. Travel time: 0:45.
   
• Düsseldorf (DUS): Take train (via Köln) to Bonn Main Station and change there to local train 66,63, or 16. Exit at stop Olof-Palme-Allee. Travel time: approximately 1:20.

By Train

Bonn has two railway stations:

• Siegburg: The high--speed ICE trains stop here on the connection Fankfurt-Köln. Take local train 66 and exit at stop Olof-Palme-Allee. Travel time: 0:32.
   
• Bonn Hbf: Non-highspeed trains stop here. Take local train 66 (direction Bonn-Ramersdorf, Königswinter), 63, or 16 (direction Bad Godesberg) and exit at stop Olof-Palme-Allee. Travel time: 0:08.

By Car

The venue is at the end of Autobahn A562.
There is only a walkway from the Fridrich-Ebert-Allee to the venue.
Access by car is from Nahum-Goldmann-Allee.