Venue
The IM2010 Conference will be held at the Megaron Athens International Conference Centre, Nikos Skalkotas Hall.
The Megaron Athens International Conference Centre, completed in 1991, is one of the world’s finest conference venues. Specialist companies and consultants from throughout Europe were brought together, as a team, to create a cultural center to match the high standards of the world’s leading orchestras and to create a conference center with technical abilities unrivalled by most other European Venues. The Megaron, Athens International Centre was conceived and built with great respect for the environment and the green urban planning. For whilst the original building faces straight onto one of Athens’s major avenues, the International Conference Centre has been incorporated into the park right next to it with such skills that it in no way infringes on it.
The technology and stage systems incorporated into the halls are at the forefront of technology, whilst all sound and audiovisual systems are connected to the in house broadcast standard recording studio which enables sound and video recording in broadcast format. Conceived, designed and constructed as a complete cultural center, able to house concerts, opera, ballet and theatre as well as conferences, the Megaron, Athens International Conference Centre offers exceptional convention technology. Easily accessible and close to the very heart of Athens, the Conference Centre has all the space, flexibility and services required for a successful conference.
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The Nikos Skalkotas Hall is equipped with cutting – edge technology. This new 400 – seat hall is set to become an ideal venue for a range of events including musical, operatic and theatrical productions, conferences and lectures. The stage can be adapted in line with each of the hall’s multiple functions, while its full complement of auxiliary areas makes it one of the most advanced conference centers in the world.
Megaron Athens International Conference Centre
Nikos Skalkotas Hall
Vasilissis Sofias Avenue, on the corner of Kokkali Street, 115 21, Athens
Metro station: Megaro Moussikis
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