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Overview

Sun
June 10th		 Mon
June 11th		 Tue
June 12th		 Wed
June 13th
Bus
Zurich -- Passau		 ICPC 2012
(University Campus)
Guided Tours
through Passau
Beer Garden
(Bayerischer Löwe)		 Reception
(Old City Hall)		 Banquet Cruise
on River Danube		 Optional Social Events (TBA)

For participants who attend ICSE as well, a bus is organized which leaves Zurich on Sunday, June 10th. Tickets for this bus can be purchased on the registration site.

Social Events

The social events on Monday and Tuesday are included in the registration fee.

Passau

Sunday, June 10th

For those arriving early enough, there will be guided tours through Passau (1.5 h) in the afternoon. We will show you the historic town center of Passau, which is marvelously situated between the two rivers Danube and Inn. You will see the baroque St. Stephen's Cathedral (which has the largest cathedral organ of the world) and the old city hall, as well as picturesque small alleys and the confluence of three rivers.

Beer garden

In the evening we will meet in the beer garden of the restaurant Bayerischer Löwe. Feel free to join us there after arriving in Passau.

Old City Hall

Reception
Moday, June 11

The reception will take place in the medieval city hall of Passau. The baroque festival hall with its stained glass windows and its huge 19th century paintings by the local artist Ferdinand Wagner will give this event a special character.

Ship MS Sissi

Banquet
Tuesday, June 12

The conference banquet will take place on the cruise ship “MS Sissi”. Named after the famous Austrian empress Elisabeth, who was born as a Bavarian duchess, the ship is furnished in Vienna flair. Starting in Passau, we will follow the river Danube along the Austrian border through the nature reserve "Donauleiten". Its steep south facing slopes which almost have mediterranean climate are the habitat for rare animal species like the Aesculapian Snake and the Western Green Lizard, as well as for plants like Cyclamen and some orchid species.