Attendee guide

Prepare your stay in Madrid

Congress activities

24.05.27

Guided tour: Madrid de los Austrias

Historical and artistic route through the oldest part of Madrid: the Royal Palace, the Almudena Cathedral, remains of the medieval city wall, Calle Mayor, Plaza de la Villa, Plaza Mayor and Puerta del Sol. Walking tour with guide and audio system.

Guide - Sirga de la Pisa

Professor at Universidad San Pablo CEU, specialist in Renaissance and Baroque art and researcher in 17th-century Flemish Painting. Painting restorer with experience in the art market.

25.05.27

Wine tasting

Details coming soon

Guide- Jorge Solana Aguado

Director of Enoturismo 360 and professor at the Faculty of Humanities and Communication Sciences at Universidad San Pablo CEU, where he leads the Aula Cultural del Vino (Wine Culture Programme).

Accommodation
The Ciudad Universitaria area, being a university campus, does not have conventional hotel accommodation. The selected hotels prioritise proximity to Universidad CEU San Pablo or good public transport connections. Note: Some establishments have not yet opened their booking calendars for the congress dates (24–25 May 2027). We recommend checking availability closer to the time.
Discover Madrid: what to see and do

What to see

Gastronomy: areas of reference

Neighbourhood Chamberí Calle Ponzano The mecca of modern tapas. From traditional taverns to fine dining venues and cocktail bars.
Neighbourhood La Latina Cava Baja and Cava Alta The quintessential classic. Beers and tapas in a lively, traditional atmosphere.
Neighbourhood Barrio de Salamanca Calle Jorge Juan Exclusive, upscale dining. Fine dining restaurants and fashionable venues.
Neighbourhood Lavapiés Calle Argumosa Multicultural atmosphere and a fusion of international cuisines at affordable prices.
Neighbourhood Malasaña   Modern, signature tapas in an alternative, youthful atmosphere.
Food markets Markets to know Spaces bringing together multiple high-quality food stalls in one place.
Getting around the city
  • From the airport: Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport is connected to the city centre via metro line 8. The journey to Nuevos Ministerios takes approximately 25 minutes.
  • Metro: 13 lines and more than 300 stations. The 10-trip pass (zone A) is the most economical option for short stays. Fares are updated annually; please check the current price on the official website.
  • Urban bus (EMT): A dense network across the city, complementing the metro.
  • Taxi and ride-hailing apps: Available throughout the city. Cabify, Uber and Free Now operate in Madrid.

AMS INTERNACIONAL CONFERENCE 2027

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