The Babeş-Bolyai University is currently the largest Romanian university, situated at the confluence of the Eastern and Western cultures. It is a dynamic higher education institution, but also a traditional one, with deep roots in Central Europe and strong international academic ties. Its origins date back to 1581, making it the oldest institution of higher education in Romania. More information about the Babeş-Bolyai University can be found here.

Cluj-Napoca, located at the heart of Transylvania, one of Romania's historical regions, is the largest city of the region and the second largest city in Romania (after Bucharest).

Romania was included in the Rough Guides' top 10 countries to visit in 2016, Transylvania was designated as the number one region in the world to visit in 2016 by Lonely Planet, while a recent survey conducted among 41,000 people in 79 cities across Europe by the UK's Office for National Statistics designated Cluj-Napoca as the friendliest city for foreign people in Europe.

More information about Cluj-Napoca can be found here and here.

Accommodation

Accommodation should be arranged by the conference participants, as it is not included in the conference fee.
Considering its size, good quality/price ratio, and proximity to the conference venue, we recommend Hotel Univers T
Other accommodation options in Cluj-Napoca can be found here

Transportation

Transportation should be arranged by the conference participants, as it is not included in the conference fee.
By airplane. The Henri Coanda International Airport in Bucharest, with connections to all European countries, has direct fly connections to Cluj-Napoca. Also, the Avram Iancu International Airport in Cluj-Napoca has connections to several worldwide countries. For additional information check the websites of airline companies such as Tarom, Wizz Air and Blue Air, as well as the website of the Avram Iancu International Airport in Cluj-Napoca
By train. For details check the website of the The National Society of Romanian Railways