Venue

The following is a map of the Vilnius University Old Campus, which houses two main venues for the conference: the Central Building (featuring Aula Parva, where the opening, exhibition, and welcoming bufffet will take place) and the Faculty of Philology (where the sessions will be held).

Upon your arrival at the conference site on October 2, please proceed through the Main Entrance to reach Aula Parva and the Library, where the opening will occur. For the sessions after lunch, you will need to move to the Faculty of Philology, accessible through the gate on the left side from the main entrance. Once inside the Faculty of Philology, follow the signs to the two auditoriums designated for the sessions (Room 118 and Room 115A). Additionally, the map shows a direct exit to Pilies Street, where you will find nearby places for lunch.

detailed faculty map
The complex of University buildings extends over a whole block of the Old Town. The construction of the University buildings was carried on over the centuries under the changing influences of the Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and Classical styles. The campus began to take shape in about 1570. Bounded by four streets, it is composed of 12 buildings, which are arranged around 12 courtyards of different shape and size. At present, the Rector’s Office, the Library, the Faculties of Philology, History, and Philosophy are situated in the old town.