Travel & Venue Information
Roma Tre University has campuses spread throughout the town, with the majority situated in the Marconi - Ostiense district, in the southeastern part of the capital.
The conference will be held on the campus of the Architecture Department in the Aula Magna (Main Hall -- Padiglione 8). The Architecture campus is located in the old slaughterhouse of Testaccio (Ex Mattatoio), which has recently been completely renovated.
Address:
Largo Giovanni Battista Marzi, 10
00153, Roma (RM)
Designed by Gioacchino Ersoch, planned between 1888 and 1891, was constructed to replace the existing facilities built under the pontificate of Pope Leo XII. It represents the transition from Papal Rome to the Capital Rome. The project was included in Rome's 1893 master plan, which established the industrial nature of the Testaccio area, a district that was intended to host workers' residences and significant production complexes.
Due to the Jubilee 2025, we strongly recommend to book accommodations well in advance.
Venue map
Getting There
The international Fiumicino (Leonardo Da Vinci) Airport is one of the two main airports in Italy, and it is served by all the principal companies.
From the airport, there are multiple transportation options, including taxi service, buses and trains. A taxi ride takes approximately 25 minutes and costs around 40 Euro. Alternatively, you can take the FM1 train, which runs every 15 to 30 minutes, to Roma Trastevere Station (8 Euro); the journey takes about 30 minutes.
Taxi is much more expensive than public transport, and is only a little faster. Using taxis is reasonable only for night arrivals/departures.