Workshop for WP3, Workshops for Work Packages 3
Kick-off Meetings for Work Packages 4 & 5

(25 - 29 November 2002)

Accomodation and Transport

How to reach the city of Delft ?


• Delft can be reached easily by train (ca. 1 hour), with just one change of trains.
a) Take a train in the direction of Leiden/Den Haag HS (leaving from track 5/6)
b) Change either in Leiden or Den Haag HS and pick a fast train or a slow train towards Rotterdam. These trains stop in Delft.
• You can plan your schedule with http://www.ns.nl/domestic/index.cgi
• Tickets (7 euro one-way, 2nd class) can be bought with cash money at the counter or with creditcard at the new machines having touch-screens.


How to reach WL Delft Hydraulics ?


WL Delft Hydraulics can be reached by bus 129 direction Rotterdam CS. The trip takes 16 min. starting from Delft Central Station. After a short trip through the University quarter, the bus turns right at a nuclear facility, and left at a light blue flat (Aerospace). Get down at the first stop 200 m after the Radex building (left hand) and walk towards the Lab. Follow the signs reception.

In the morning (till 9.18 h) busses leave every 15 minutes. Starting at 9.37, busses leave every 30 minutes. Be aware that several 129-busses are running to the University quarter while not all of them continue towards Delft Hydraulics/Rotterdam.

Busses and hotels in Delft


Hotels in the city centre are within walking distance (10-15 min.) from the central station. Currently, the bus station ‘In de Veste’ (see map) is a big construction site. The bus station has been placed by a stop at the ‘Zusterlaan’.


How to pay in the bus ?

Dutch busses work with so-called 'strippenkaarten' (a card with zones to be stamped). 2-3 zone cards can be bought in the bus (between 2 and 4 euros). 15-zone cards (ca. 12 euros) can be bought at train stations. The trip from the city centre to WL Delft Hydraulics is 2 zones.

 

 


 

A research project supported by the European Commission under the Fifth Framework Programme and contributing to the implementation of the Key Action “Sustainable Management and Quality of Water” within the Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development Contract no: EVK1-CT-2001-00090