Why Galaxies Care About
AGB Stars II

Shining Examples and Common Inhabitants


August 16-20, 2010
Vienna, University Campus

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Universitätssternwarte A-1180 Wien
Social Programme
Reservations for the social programme have to be made in advance. Please pay the according fees together with your registration.

On Sunday, August 15 2010, there will be a welcome reception and registration in the evening at the lecture hall on University campus. There is no fee for participants and accompaning persons, but we ask for registration.

On Monday, August 16, we offer a guided evening walking tour through the city centre of Vienna. The tour will last about 2 hours and give an overview of the main sites in the heart of Vienna (St.Stephan's cathedral, opera, emperor's palace, etc.). Costs for the tour: EUR 13 per person.

On Wednesday, August 18, we will organize an afternoon trip to the town of Klosterneuburg north of Vienna. The tour will first lead us to the famous abbey. Afterwards you can choose between attending a wine tasting or trying the famous "Sachertorte". On the way back we will make a stop at Kahlenberg, one of the Viennese local mountains with a wonderful view over the city. Costs for the tour (including wine tasting or coffee and cake): EUR 30 per person.

Conference dinner will be on Thursday evening (August 19) at the Vienna observatory.
Inaugurated by Emperor Franz Josef I in 1883, the University Observatory still hosts the most important astronomical research and teaching institution of Austria. It combines - in a unique fashion - the beauty and representative architecture of the late 19th century with modern international research. Costs per person: 26 EUR