The conference will take place at the School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Lisbon (Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa), located in the university campus of Cidade Universitária.The faculty is one of the largest and most prestigious institutions for humanities research and education in Portugal, with a long tradition in archaeology, history, philosophy, literature, and languages.

The building offers a wide range of facilities, including spacious lecture halls, seminar rooms, a well-equipped library, and comfortable social areas. The conference sessions will be held in dedicated rooms - Amphitheater IV -  with modern audiovisual equipment, and coffee breaks will take place in the atrium.

The venue is easily accessible by public transport, especially via the Lisbon Metro (yellow line, “Cidade Universitária” station), and is within walking distance of hotels, restaurants, and green spaces such as the nearby Gulbenkian and Campo Grande gardens.

For accomodation we suggest the VIP Executive Zurique Hotel: https://www.vipzuriquehotel.com/

It is a 15-minute walk from the School of Arts and Humanities and just one stop on the yellow metro line, from Entrecampos to Cidade Universitária. 

From the airport to the hotel
The easiest way to reach the city from the airport is by metro. The red line connects the airport to the city center. If you are staying at the VIP Zurique Hotel, located near Campo Pequeno/Entrecampos, you should transfer to the yellow line at Saldanha and get off at Campo Pequeno, which is the closest station to the hotel.
You can check the metro map here:
Diagrams and maps – Metropolitano de Lisboa, EPE (English)

To use the metro:

• You can buy a rechargeable card at the airport station (1.65€ per ride or 7€ for a daily pass), 

• Buy – Metropolitano de Lisboa, EPE (English)

• or

• Use a contactless bank card directly at the gates (1.85€ per ride).
  More info:
  
  Contactless payments – Metropolitano de Lisboa, EPE (English)

Taxis and Uber
Taxis from the airport can be expensive, and drivers are sometimes reluctant to take short trips. A good trick is to get a taxi from the departures area, where it’s often easier to find one. Uber is generally reliable and affordable in Lisbon.