Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is definitely one of the most remarkable cities in the Baltic Sea Region because of its historic riches and future potential, located on the coast of Gulf of Finland. Tallinn is one of the best-retained medieval towns in Europe, with its web of winding cobblestone streets, developed in the 11-15th centuries, preserved in its entirety. The Old Town of Tallinn has been inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List.
With any questions concerned with travelling arrangements, please take in contact with local travelling agency in your country.
IEEE EDUCON 2015 will be hosted by Tallinn University of Technology in the period of 18-20 March. Tallinn University of Technology (TUT) is one of the leading technical universities in the region with a strong focus on high-level research in engineering, technology and innovation-related fields. TUT is a modern and internationally successful university, with a long academic history since 1918. TUT is the only campus university in the Baltic region having one of the most compact university campuses in Europe. The territory of TUT includes 55 buildings and has a total area of 55.5 hectares.
Tallinn University of Technology is located in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, approximately 10 kilometers from the center of the city.
The conference will be held in Tallinn University of Technology, Main Hall (AULA), Ehitajate tee 5, Tallinn 19086, Estonia.
Estonia weather: http://www.ilmateenistus.ee/?lang=en
Tallinn weather: http://www.ilmateenistus.ee/locality-forecast/?lang=en&id=784
But anyway – be prepared for anything, as weather in Estonia in March is quite unpredictable :)
Once arrived to Lennart Meri international airport in Tallinn you can take a bus nr 2 in front of the airport entrance “Arrivals” that goes straight to the city center. Ticket can be purchased either from “R-kiosk” situated in the airport building or directly from the bus driver, which costs slightly more.
Trolley nr 3 from “Kaubamaja” stop (near the big shopping center called “Viru” ) or from Freedom Square and get off at “Keemia” stop that is just next to TUT campus – you can see te TUT main building and library.
Bus nr 36 from “Viru” bus stop or from Freedom Square to “Tehnikaülikool” stop that is just in front of TUT main building.
You can find bus and trolley fares and prices from here.
You can also use the taxi which will take you from the airport directly to the TUT. Taxies are available right at the airport and will charge you around 15 Euros.
The following list includes taxi companies offering lower fees:
For a bit higher fee you can get high quality taxi in 10 minutes at any time of any day:
Once arrived to Tallinn harbour you can easily call and order a taxi from the list above.
06 Oct 2014 | Abstract Submission |
20 Oct 2014 | Invitations to Submit Complete Paper |
24 Nov 2014 | Complete Paper Submission |
15 Dec 2014 | Notification of Acceptance |
19 Jan 2015 | Final/Camera-ready Due |
18 Mar 2015 | Conference Opening |