19, 2016 Barcelona, Spain European Association of

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PROLO-VESPA
Preliminary Programme & Call for Abstracts
Registration & Hotel Reservation
Barcelona, Spain
European Association of Nuclear Medicine
October 15–19, 2016
Barcelona, Spain
www.eanm.org
Annual Congress of the European Association of Nuclear Medicine
Meet the EANM
Committees!
During the annual congress several EANM Committees
organise Committee Interest Group Meetings, open for everybody.
In these meetings you will be updated about current projects and
issues concerning the respective area of specialisation will be discussed.
Everyone is encouraged to take this great opportunity for a personal
encounter with the EANM Committee in his or her area of interest.
The EANM Committees are highly looking forward
to seeing you there and sharing latest developments.
Theme
Further information will be available in
due course on the congress website
eanm16.eanm.org
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Table of Contents
Letter of Invitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Committees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Plenary Sessions/Joint Symposia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Programme Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
EANM16
October 15 – 19, 2016 · Barcelona · Spain
Continuing Medical Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Pre-Congress Symposia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
EANM Research Ltd (EARL) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Interactive Sessions: Pitfalls & Artefacts & Physiology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Young EANM Daily Forum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Do.MoRe – 7th International Symposium on
DOsimetry and MOlecular Radiotherapy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
M2M – 3rd Molecule to Man Track on
Basic and Translational Research in Molecular Imaging and Therapy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Technologist Programme. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Poster Exhibition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Industry Exhibition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
General Information (A – Z). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Registration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Accompanying Persons’ Programme. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Hotel Accommodation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
List of Hotels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Hotel Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Hotel Descriptions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Official Airline Network. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Useful Addresses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Table of Contents
Imprint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
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Letter of Invitation
On behalf of the European Association of Nuclear Medicine, it is my pleasure to invite you to the 29th Annual EANM Congress in Barcelona, Spain
in October 2016.
Seven years after EANM’s last visit, Barcelona is again hosting our Annual
Congress. We are very much looking forward to a meeting that will combine the best of science and education in nuclear medicine with the
splendor of this wonderful city.
New developments in devices, methodology, radiopharmaceutical
development and clinical applications will again highlight the dynamics
of our profession, working closely together within our community and
with many other scientific and clinical colleagues who use and benefit
from all that nuclear medicine and molecular imaging have to offer.
The programme of the EANM 2016 meeting offers numerous features that make our congress the worldclass event that everyone with an interest in nuclear medicine must attend. The EANM Committees put a
great effort in establishing an educational programme that will highlight the state of the art teaching you
all can benefit from in order to remain up-to-date in your practice. The interactive sessions will feature even
more opportunities for you to participate in active learning. The European School of Nuclear Medicine again
took responsibility in organising a large number of educational sessions on cross-sectional imaging, further
advancing the pivotal position of the nuclear medicine physicians in the field of multimodality imaging in
clinical practice. Furthermore, the collaborations that the EANM Committees foster with our sister societies
provide numerous joint sessions with a truly multidisciplinary flavour for you to attend and enjoy. These sessions, jointly organised by several EANM Committees, will provide an integrative approach to various topics
relevant to nuclear medicine.
Of course the latest achievements in clinical nuclear medicine, science and technology will have a prominent
place in the programme within oral and poster sessions. Many sessions will feature an invited speaker who will
introduce or summarise the session, in order to put the presentations into a broader perspective. The by now
well-established tracks “M2M - Molecule to Man” (basic and translational science) and “Do.MoRe” (radionuclide
therapy and dosimetry) will be even more visible than in previous years to provide a platform for the best and
latest science in these fields.
Last year the Rapid Fire Session was introduced, in a comprehensive session with elevator pitches followed
by extensive discussions at moderated poster walks, presenting you with the abstracts in Oncology with the
highest ratings and quality. We hope that you will enjoy the expansion of Rapid Fire to 3 sessions this year,
which will bring you the very best not only of Oncology on Sunday, but also the best of the Do.MoRe track in
Monday’s and of the Molecule to Man track in Tuesday’s Rapid Fire sessions.
Letter of Invitation
For the first time, EANM’16 will provide the opportunity to submit late-breaking abstracts (deadline for submission August 14, 2016), which will report novel, outstanding data that is or may become practice-changing.
A very limited number of these abstracts will be selected for a single Presidential Session.
Before we say farewell at the end of the congress, the traditional Highlights Lecture will summarise the science
presented at EANM 2016. I am delighted that two distinguished members of the European nuclear medicine community, Prof. Eric Aboagye from London, United Kingdom and Prof. Françoise Kraeber-Bodéré from
Nantes, France have agreed to take on this task.
I cordially invite you to EANM’16 in Barcelona in October 2016, to attend and participate in our annual congress, to discuss science, to learn about the exciting developments in nuclear medicine and to enjoy everything that the city of Barcelona has to offer.
Wim J.G. Oyen
EANM Congress Chair 2014–2016
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Committees
ggBoard
ggScientific Programme
Committee
President 2015–2016
Congress Chair 2014–2016
A. Chiti (Italy)
W.J.G. Oyen (Netherlands)
President Elect 2015–2016
EANM16
Members
K. Muylle (Belgium)
J. Arbizu (Spain)
Committee Coordinator 2015–2016
R. Boellaard (Netherlands)
B.J. Krause (Germany)
M. de Jong (Netherlands)
F. Forrer (Switzerland)
W.J.G. Oyen (United Kingdom)
P. Fragoso Costa (Germany)
Education Chair 2014–2016
A. Gee (United Kingdom)
V. Lewington (United Kingdom)
F. Giammarile (France)
Secretary/Treasurer 2015–2016
A. Glaudemans (Netherlands)
J. Kunikowska (Poland)
M.W. Konijnenberg (Netherlands)
T. Kuwert (Germany)
M. Luster (Germany)
ggTechnologist Programme
Committee
T. Mindt (Switzerland)
Chair
H.J. Verberne (Netherlands)
P. Fragoso Costa (Germany)
P. Zucchetta (Italy)
Members
C. Therwinge (Belgium)
ggCongress Strategy Committee
S. Rep (Slovenia)
N. Gulliver (United Kingdom)
W.J.G. Oyen (Netherlands)
M. Attard (Netherlands)
Committee Coordinator 2015–2016
A. Santos (Portugal)
Ex officio: B.J. Krause (Germany)
L. Camoni (Italy)
Education Chair 2014–2016
Senior Advisors
Ex officio: V. Lewington (United Kingdom)
G. Testanera (Italy)
Members
C. Pestean (Romania)
J. Darcourt (France)
M. Federspiel (Denmark)
C. Hindorf (Sweden)
E. Lazzeri (Italy)
D. Le Guludec (France)
Committees
H.J. Wester (Germany)
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Plenary Sessions
ggPlenary 1 – Sunday, October 16
Clinical Molecular Imaging (incl. Marie Curie Lecture)
- Prof. Philipp Kaufmann (CH): Guiding Therapy in Heart Disease: Role of Hybrid Imaging
- Prof. Alberto Mantovani (IT): Cancer, Inflammation and the Immune System
- Prof. Sally Barrington (UK): Marie Curie Lecture: PET/CT in Malignant Lymphoma
ggPlenary 2 – Monday, October 17
Radiation Facts and Figures
- Prof. Michael Lassmann (DE): Radiation Exposure and Dose Limits:
Understanding the Effects of Radionuclides for Diagnosis and Therapy
- Prof. Michael Stabin (US): Radiation Dose from Nuclear Medicine Procedures: A Dose of Reality
- Prof. Ursula Nestlé (DE): Potential of Combined EBRT and Systemic Radionuclide Therapy
ggPlenary 3 – Tuesday, October 18
New Developments in Cancer Imaging and Therapy
- Prof. Marion de Jong (NL): Beyond Somatostatin Receptors: Potential for Therapy?
- Prof. Hans-Jürgen Wester (DE): Imaging CXCR4 in Haematologic and Solid Tumours
- Prof. Maria Blasco (ES): The Hallmarks of Aging:
The Road to Personalised Medicine in Prevention and Cancer Care?
ggPlenary 4 – Wednesday, October 19
Highlights Lecture
- Prof. Françoise Kraeber-Bodéré (FR)
Plenaries / Symposia
- Prof. Eric Aboagye (UK)
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Symposia
The preliminary list of topics is as follows:
Joint Symposia
- EANM/EULAR: Spondyloarthropathies
- EANM/ESTRO/ICRP: Consequences of the EU Council Directive 2013/59/EURATOM –
Are we prepared for February, 6, 2018?
EANM16
- EANM/MDS: Dementia with Lewy Bodies (DLB): What have we learned in the last years?
- EANM/ESTRO: SBRT: A Trend or the Next Change in a Treatment Paradigm?
- EANM/EACVI: Imaging Atherosclerosis: From Inflammation to Calcification
- EANM/EAU: Imaging for Staging Prostate Cancer
- EANM/SEMNIM: Latest Advances in Multidisciplinary Management of Tumours of the Digestive System
- EANM/ESR/EASD: The Infected Diabetic Foot – New Joint Society Endorsed Guidelines
- EANM/ENET/SIOPEN: Strategies in Endocrine Tumours: Neuroblastoma & Paraganglioma
- EANM/EORTC: Apoptosis and Proliferation - Two Important Hallmarks of Cancer:
From Bench to Bedside
- EANM/ETA-CRN: DTC Guidelines
- EANM/TBC: Developments with Cardiovascular Tracers
- EANM/SNMMI: GMP meets Drug Development
- EANM/ESMI: M2M Symposium
Special Symposia
- Key Issues in Cardiovascular Nuclear Medicine
- The Saul Hertz Symposium - 75 Years of Radionuclide Therapy
- Advances in Radioguided Intervention for Biopsy of Occult Lesions and Sentinel Nodes
Committee Symposia
- Why your Centre should be EARL Accredited: The Nuclear Medicine Physician Point of View/ The Physicist
Point of View
Plenaries / Symposia
Titles are subject to change. Visit eanm16.eanm.org for updated information.
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09:00 - 16:00
PRESYMPOSIUM 1
(09:00 - 16:00)
Physics/Dosimetry
PRESYMPOSIUM 4
(09:00 - 12:00)
Radionuclide
Cardiovascular
Therapy/Oncology/ Myocardial Perfusion
Paediatrics
Imaging in Clinical Routine:
Radionuclide Therapies
of Brain Tumours
from SPECT/PET to Hybrid
Imaging
*****
*****
PRESYMPOSIUM 6
(09:00 - 12:00)
PRESYMPOSIUM 8
(09:00 - 16:00)
Inflammation &
Infection/
Bone & Joint
Neuroimaging/
Drug Development/
Radiopharmacy
Advances in Hybrid
Imaging in
Musculoskeletal
Infections
Challenging the Brain:
Imaging Neurotransmitter
Release
*****
PRESYMPOSIUM 3
(13:00 - 16:00)
PRESYMPOSIUM 5
(13:00 - 16:00)
Radionuclide
Therapy/Thyroid
Radiopharmacy/
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy
Strategies in
Endocrine Tumours
Multimodality Imaging
– Opportunities and
Challenges
PRESYMPOSIUM 7
(13:00 - 16:00)
Radiopharmacy/
SNMMI
Radionuclide Support
Crisis – an Update;
What Will Happen?
Programme Overview
Saturday, October 15, 2016
Imaging for Therapy with
Statistical SPECT/PET
Reconstruction
PRESYMPOSIUM 2
(09:00 - 12:00)
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EANM
Advisory
Council
Meeting
(11:00 - 13:00)
EANM
Delegates
Assembly
(13:45 - 16:00)
EANM
Extraordinary
Committees
Meeting
(16:30 - 17:00)
EANM
Members
Assembly
(17:15 - 18:45)
EANM
Opening
Ceremony
(19:00 - 20:00)
Poster
Setup
08:00 - 09:30
CME 1
Paediatrics/
Oncology/ELI
PET in Lymphoma:
What are the New Fields
in Adult and Paediatric
Practice?
JOINT
SYMPOSIUM 1
Bone & Joint/
EULAR
CTE 1
Technologists
(08:15 - 09:45)
Spondyloarthropathies
Radiation Protection –
Tech Guide Launch
DO.MORE
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy/
Physics
M2M
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development
DTC Scan
Interpretation and
Misinterpretation
CME
Sunday, October 16, 2016
10:00 - 11:15
PLENARY 1
incl. Marie Curie
Lecture
Clinical Molecular
Imaging
11:30 - 13:00
CME 2
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy
JOINT
SYMPOSIUM 2
Dosimetry/
ESTRO/ICRP
Dosimetry for
Clinical Trials
Consequenes of the
EU Council Directive
2013/59/EURATOM
CME
14:30 - 16:00
Programme Overview
Poster Walks
(08:30 - 09:30)
Pitfalls &
Artefacts Interactive
Thyroid/
Radionuclide
Therapy
CME 3
Oncology/EORTC
Metabolic Response
Assessment in Solid
Tumours
CME 4
Radiopharmacy/
Drug
Development
Antibody-based Radiopharmaceuticals
CME
Plenary Sessions
Technologist
Competencies
Round Table
DO.MORE
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy/
Physics
M2M
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development
Parallel
Session
DO.MORE
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy/
Physics
M2M
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development
TEACHING
SESSION
(V. Lewington)
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
DO.MORE
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy/
Physics
M2M
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development
TEACHING
SESSION
(V. Lewington)
Parallel
Session
COMMITTEE
SYMPOSIUM
Oncology/Physics/
EARL:
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
SPECIAL
SYMPOSIUM 1
(I. Carrio)
RAPID FIRE
SESSION
Parallel
Session
Oncology
Key Issues in
Cardiovascular
Nuclear Medicine
Are we prepared for
February 6, 2018?
JOINT
SYMPOSIUM 3
Neuroimaging/
MDS
Dementia with Lewy
Bodies (DLB): What
Have We Learned in
the Last Years?
Technologists
MINI COURSE 1
(14:30 - 15:30)
Updates in Radiopharmaceuticals
for SPECT
MINI COURSE 2
(15:45 - 16:45)
CME
16:30 -18:00
CTE 2 Interactive
Technologists
JOINT
SYMPOSIUM 4
Oncology/ESTRO
SBRT (or SART):
A Trend or the Next
Change in a Treatment
Paradigm?
Updates in Radiopharmaceuticals
for PET
MINI COURSE 3
(17:00 - 18:00)
Updates in Radiopharmaceuticals for
Radio-nuclide Therapy
CME Sessions
Joint/Special/Committee Symposia
Technologist Sessions
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Why your Centre should
be EARL accredited: the
Nuclear Medicine
Physician Point of View/
the Physicist Point
of View
Do.MoRe
M2M
Pitfalls & Artefacts (Interactive) Sessions
Poster Sessions
(16:00 - 16:30)
08:00 - 09:30
CME 5
Dosimetry/
Oncology/
ESTRO
JOINT
SYMPOSIUM 5
Cardiovascular/
EACVI
Radiobiology/Radiation
Biology Markers of
Radiation Damage
Imaging Atherosclerosis:
from Inflammation to
Calcification
TECHNOLOGISTS
Oral Presentations 1
DO.MORE
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy/
Physics
M2M
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development
Pitfalls &
Paediatrics/
Bone & Joint
Poster Walks
(08:30 - 09:30)
Pitfalls in Paediatric
Bone Imaging
CME
10:00 - 11:15
PLENARY 2
Programme Overview
Monday, October 17, 2016
Radiation
Facts and Figures
11:30 - 13:00
CME 6
Neuroimaging
JOINT
SYMPOSIUM 6
Oncology/EAU
Alzheimer’s Disease
and Amyloid PET:
News and Views 2016
TECHNOLOGISTS
Imaging for Staging
Prostate Cancer
DO.MORE
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy/
Physics
M2M
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development
TEACHING
SESSION
(V. Lewington)
Parallel
Session
DO.MORE
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy/
Physics
M2M
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development
TEACHING
SESSION
(V. Lewington)
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
DO.MORE
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy/
Physics
M2M
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
SPECIAL
SYMPOSIUM 2
(S. Frangos)
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
RAPID FIRE
SESSION
Parallel
Session
Do.More
CME
14:30 - 16:00
CME 7
Cardiovascular/
Inflammation &
Infection/EACVI
Imaging Sarcoidosis,
Endocarditis and
Amyloidosis by PET
JOINT
SYMPOSIUM 7
Oncology/SEMNIM
CTE 3
TECHNOLOGISTS
Dose Optimisation
Latest Advances in
Multidisciplinary
Management of Tumours
of the Digestive System
CME
16:30 -18:00
JOINT
CTE 4
CME 8
TECHNOLOGISTS
Physics/Translational SYMPOSIUM 8
Molecular Imaging Inflammation &
Updates in Oncology
Infection/ESR/EASD
and Therapy
QA/QC Clinical and
Preclinical Systems
The Infected
Diabetic Foot –
New Joint Society
Endorsed Guidelines
The Saul Hertz
Symposium - 75 Years
of Radionuclide
Therapy
CME
Plenary Sessions
CME Sessions
10
Do.MoRe
M2M
Poster Sessions
(16:00 - 16:30)
08:00 - 09:30
CME 9
Drug Development/
Radiopharmacy/
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy
Strengths and Limitations
of Techniques and
Instrumentation
CME
Programme Overview
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
10:00 - 11:15
JOINT
SYMPOSIUM 9
Paediatrics/
Oncology/
Radionuclide
Therapy/SIOPEN/
ENET
TECHNOLOGISTS
in Poster
Exhibition Area
Technologist
Poster Sessions 1, 2, 3
Pitfalls &
M2M
Artefacts Translational
Interactive
Molecular Imaging
Oncology/ESR
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy/ Basic Artefacts in Hybrid
Drug Development Imaging (SPECT/CT,
Parallel
Session
DO.MORE
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy/
Physics
M2M
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
DO.MORE
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy/
Physics
M2M
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development
TEACHING
SESSION
(V. Lewington)
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
DO.MORE
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy/
Physics
M2M
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development
TEACHING
SESSION
(V. Lewington)
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
DO.MORE
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy/
Physics
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Technologist
Posters
(08:00 - 09:30)
Poster Walks
(08:30 - 09:30)
PET/CT and PET/MR):
Pitfalls and Solutions
Strategies in Endocrine
Tumours: Neuroblastoma
& Paraganglioma
PLENARY 3
New Developments
in Cancer Imaging
and Therapy
11:30 - 13:00
CME 10
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy
JOINT
SYMPOSIUM 10
Oncology/EORTC
TECHNOLOGISTS
Apoptosis and
Proliferation,
two important
Hallmarks of Cancer:
from Bench to Bedside
Developments on
Radionuclide and
Radiopharmaceutical
Manufacturing and
Automatisation
Parallel
Session
RAPID FIRE
SESSION
Parallel
Session
M2M
CME
14:30 - 16:00
JOINT
CME 11
Paediatrics/Infection SYMPOSIUM 11
Thyroid/ETA-CRN
& Inflammation/
ESPGHAN/ESR
DTC Guidelines
CTE 5
TECHNOLOGISTS
Radiotherapy Planning
Inflammatory
Bowel Disease
(Adults and Children)
CME
16:30 -18:00
CME 12
Oncology/
Radionuclide
Therapy/ESSO
Therapeutic Options
for Heptic Primary and
Secondary Tumours
JOINT
SYMPOSIUM 12
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development/
Cardio-Vascular
Developments with
Cardiovascular
Tracers (new)
CME
Plenary Sessions
CME Sessions
11
Do.MoRe
M2M
Poster Sessions
(16:00 - 16:30)
08:00 - 09:30
CME 13
Interactive
Bone & Joint/
ESSR
JOINT
CTE 6
SYMPOSIUM 13 TECHNOLOGISTS
Radiopharmacy/
Positron Emission
Drug Development/
Mammography
SNMMI
The Post-Operative Spine
DO.MORE
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy/
Physics
M2M
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development
DO.MORE
Dosimetry/
Radionuclide
Therapy/
Physics
M2M
Translational
Molecular Imaging
and Therapy/
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development
GMP meets Drug
Development
Pitfalls &
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Programme Overview
CME 14
Thyroid/ETA-CRN
JOINT
SYMPOSIUM 14
Translational
Non-Isotopic
Diagnostic Thyroidology: Molecular Imaging
An Update for Nuclear
and Therapy/
Medicine Physicians
Radiopharmacy/
Drug Development/
ESMI
CME
12:15 - 13:15
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Parallel
Session
Oncology/ESSO
Breast Cancer and PET
with Various Tracers:
FDG, Fluoride,
Fluoroestradiol
and Others
Advances in Radioguided
Intervention for Biopsy
of Occult Lesions and
Sentinel Nodes
CME
10:00 - 11:30
SPECIAL
SYMPOSIUM 3
(Part I)
Parallel
Session
SPECIAL
SYMPOSIUM 3
(Part II)
Parallel
Session
Oncology/ESSO
Advances in RadioguidedIintervention for Biopsy
of Occult Lesions and
Sentinel Nodes
M2M Symposium - Best 3
Papers from ESMI
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Highlights lecture
Plenary Sessions
CME Sessions
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Do.MoRe
M2M
Continuing Medical Education
Continuing Medical Education will span all four days of the EANM Congress 2016. As in the past years, EANM
will seek accreditation from the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME). A
request for accreditation has already been filed – number of points pending.
Sunday, October 16
08:00 – 09:30 CME 1 Paediatrics/Oncology/ELI PET in Lymphoma: What are the New Fields in Adult and Paediatric Practice?
11:30 – 13:00 CME 2 Dosimetry/Radionuclide Therapy Dosimetry for Clinical Trials
14:30 – 16:00 CME 3 Oncology/EORTC Metabolic Response Assessment in Solid Tumours
16:30 – 18:00 CME 4 Radiopharmacy/ Drug Development
Antibody-based Radiopharmaceuticals
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Monday, October 17
08:00 – 09:30 CME 5 Dosimetry/Oncology/ESTRO
Radiobiology/Radiation Biology Markers of Radiation Damage
11:30 – 13:00 CME 6 Neuroimaging
Alzheimer’s Disease and Amyloid PET: News and Views 2016
14:30 – 16:00 CME 7 Cardiovascular/Inflammation and Infection/EACVI
Imaging Sarcoidosis, Endocarditis and Amyloidosis by PET
16:30 – 18:00 CME 8 Physics/Translational Molecular Imaging and Therapy
QA/QC Clinical and Preclinical Systems
Tuesday, October 18
08:00 – 09:30 CME 9 Drug Development/ Radiopharmacy/
Strengths and Limitations of Techniques and Instrumentation
Translational Molecular Imaging and Therapy
11:30 – 13:00 CME 10 Translational Molecular Imaging and Therapy/Radiopharmacy
Developments on Radionuclide and Radiopharmaceutical
Manufacturing and Automatisation
14:30 – 16:00 CME 11 Paediatrics/Inflammation & Infection/
ESPGHAN/ESR
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (Adults and Children)
16:30 – 18:00 CME 12 Oncology/Radionuclide Therapy/ESSO
Therapeutic Options for Heptic Primary and Secondary Tumours
Wednesday, October 19
08:00 – 09:30 CME 13 Interactive Bone & Joint/ESSR
The Post-Operative Spine
10:00 – 11:30 CME 14 Thyroid/ETA-CRN
Non-Isotopic Diagnostic Thyroidology: An Update for Nuclear Medicine Physicians
CME
The above list shows the intended CME programme as per date of publication and is subject to change.
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Special Features
ggPre-Congress Symposia
EANM’16 will feature both half-day and full-day pre-congress symposia. Topics and speakers are currently being
finalised.
Visit eanm16.eanm.org for further information.
ggEANM Research Ltd (EARL)
Take the opportunity and meet the EANM Research Ltd (EARL) at EANM’16 in Barcelona. EARL is a 100% subsidiary of the EANM, which aims to enhance the quality of nuclear medicine practice for the benefit of public
health.
EARL’s main activities are:
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EARL FDG-PET/CT Accreditation: enables comparable scanner performance across multiple sites through
harmonisation of the acquisition and interpretation of PET/CT scans: results can be compared, exchanged
and combined, which is essential in multicentre trials as well as in clinical practice. Accurate, reproducible
and quantitative assessment is ensured through standardisation of methodology, including patient preparation, scan acquisition, and image processing.
EARL Zirconium PET/CT Accreditation: a collaboration of EATRIS and EARL – started in 2015.
ggInteractive Sessions: Pitfalls & Artefacts & Physiology
This year’s sessions will span all four days of the congress. Each morning renowned specialists will present
interesting cases and will guide you interactively from patients’ history through diagnosis to treatment options.
Topics and speakers are currently being finalised. Visit eanm16.eanm.org for further information.
ggYoung EANM Daily Forum
The EANM prioritises the growing “Young EANM” community as an investment in the future of the Nuclear
Medicine speciality. Similar to previous years, dedicated activities will be in place to provide continuous support to young professionals in our field.
The Daily Forum consists of a series of lunch-time sessions open to all participants, particularly those who are
at the beginning of their career.
We are looking forward to welcoming you at the Young EANM Daily Forum at EANM’16 Barcelona.
Special Features
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Do.MoRe – 7th International Symposium on
DOsimetry and MOlecular Radiotherapy
during the 29th Annual Congress of the European Association of Nuclear Medicine in Barcelona, Spain, October
15–19, 2016.
The format of the dosimetry and therapy meeting has evolved from a series of interesting and important Radiopharmaceutical and dosimetry symposia held approximately every 5 years since 1970. This series was continued
at the EANM congresses 2004 (Helsinki) and at the SNM congress 2009 (Toronto). These symposia were formerly
known by ISTARD: “International Symposium on Targeted Radiotherapy and Radiopharmaceutical Dosimetry”.
From 2015 these symposia are organised annually parallel to the EANM congress and the name has changed to
Do.MoRe, emphasizing both the importance of dosimetry and the more regular organisation.
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As a separate track within the EANM congress, this symposium will aim to bring together all disciplines concerned
with Radiopharmaceutical Dosimetry, Physics, Radiobiology and Molecular Radiotherapy stimulating interdisciplinary scientific discussion.
As a prelude to Do.MoRe, a pre-symposium will be held on quantitative imaging for radionuclide therapy and statistical reconstruction methods, focusing on PET and SPECT quantification for clinical use in dosimetry and impact
of image reconstruction techniques. Within Do.MoRe a symposium is organised to discuss the consequences of
the EU Council Directive 2013/59/EURATOM on prospective dosimetry planning for radionuclide therapy which
will be mandatory in all of the EU by 2018.
The EANM Dosimetry, Therapy, Physics and Thyroid Committees will coordinate the scientific programme for the
meeting jointly. All organisational matters will be handled by the EANM Executive Office.
A call for abstracts will go out in the next months. The deadline for abstract submission is April 25, and authors will
be notified about abstract acceptance on June 13, 2016.
We look forward to welcoming you in Barcelona in October 2016!
Mark Konijnenberg
Dosimetry Committee
Lisa Bodei
Therapy Committee
Bernhard Sattler
Physics Committee
Markus Luster
Thyroid Committee
M2M – 3rd Molecule to Man Track on Basic and Translational
Research in Molecular Imaging and Therapy
during the 29th Annual Congress of the European Association of Nuclear Medicine in Barcelona, Spain, October
15 – 19, 2016
As a separate track within the EANM congress, we bring together all disciplines concerned with basic and translational research in molecular imaging and therapy, stimulating the interdisciplinary scientific discussion and educating the clinic for future developments in the field.
The EANM Translational Molecular Imaging and Therapy, Drug Development, and Radiopharmacy Committees will
coordinate the scientific programme for the meeting jointly. The EANM Executive Office will handle all organisational matters.
We look forward to welcoming you at the M2M Track in Barcelona in October 2016!
Marion de Jong
Martin Béhé
Translational Molecular Imaging
Radiopharmacy
and Therapy Committee
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AntonyGee
Drug Development
Committee Committee
Special Features
The format of the track consists of a series of plenary lectures, CME sessions, symposia and scientific sessions with a
special focus on Basic and Translational Research. The track will run from Monday to Wednesday during the EANM
congress.
Invitation from the EANM
Technologist Committee
Online abstract submission only
Deadline: April 25, 2016
On behalf of the European Association of Nuclear Medicine – Technologist Committee, it is my pleasure to
invite you to the 29th Annual EANM Congress in Barcelona, Spain in October 2016.
Over the past years the EANM congress has become one of the major gatherings involving the Nuclear Medicine global society. Being the most important highlight of our European society, the Technologist Committee
places a massive effort into delivering the most up-to date and highest quality educational initiatives. As all
educational sessions are aimed at the Technologist audience, we will continue to keep our interactive sessions
and encourage the participation of attendees, both to enrich the sessions and to understand how they can
be improved in the years to come. We very much want to hear the Technologist voice and discuss the EANM
vision on the challenges that Nuclear Medicine is going to face in the near future.
In the past years we set some fixed appointments that you will also encounter at the 2016 Congress.
Given that this year’s Technologist Guide will address a crucial topic – Radiation Protection and Dose Optimisation – we will dedicate two sessions to it. During each session the authors will discuss aspects of the chapter
they produced for the book and will try to give an overview of the Tech Guide contents.
Furthermore, the cooperation with European and international sister organisations will be reflected at the
EANM congress. In this context, we will present a joint session with ESTRO (European Society for Radiotherapy & Oncology) on Radiotherapy Planning combined with Nuclear Medicine procedures. Both the American
Society of Nuclear Medicine Technologist Section (SNMMI-TS) and the Australian and New Zealand Society of
Nuclear Medicine (ANZSNM) will also contribute to the educational sessions related to the Tech Guide.
The subject of Technologist Competencies is still a major topic, which potentially affects the entire Nuclear
Medicine Technologist community. This year we will continue the traditional Round Table Session, focusing on
the competencies document dissemination and its reception by the international partners.
This year all 3 Mini Courses will focus on radiopharmaceuticals and their application either in diagnostic or
therapeutic procedures. The sessions will address the multidisciplinary component of this field, concentrating
on the role of the Nuclear Medicine Technologist.
Technologists are also welcome and encouraged to send their scientific abstracts and participate with their
original works in the dedicated Oral Presentation Sessions and Poster Sessions that will be part of the programme. The abstract submission deadline will be the 25th April 2016.
Technologist Programme
To summarise, the programme will offer:
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6 Continuing Technologist Education (CTE) sessions
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3 Mini Courses
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1 Technologist Interest Meeting
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3 Oral Presentation Sessions
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3 Poster Sessions
We look forward to welcoming you to the EANM Congress 2016 in Barcelona.
Sincerely,
Pedro Fragoso Costa
Chair, EANM Technologist Committee
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Poster Exhibition
Setup:
08:00 – 18:00
ggOpening Hours:
Sunday, October 16, 2016:
09:00 – 17:00
Monday, October 17, 2016:
09:00 – 17:00
Tuesday, October 18, 2016:
09:00 – 17:00
Wednesday, October 19, 2016:
09:00 – 12:00
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The Poster Exhibition will be located on the ground floor. Posters should be mounted by Saturday 18:00 at
the latest. Dismantling of posters does not start before Wednesday 12:00. All posters that have not been
dismantled by Wednesday 14:00 will be removed at the end of the congress.
The norm size of posters is 90cm wide and 140cm high. On-site staff will be available to assist you with
preparatory work. They will show you to your poster number and lend you a hand with mounting the
posters.
Industry Exhibition
Setup:
Wednesday, October 12 –
ggOpening Hours:
09:00 – 17:00
09:00 – 17:00
09:00 – 17:00
The Industry Exhibition will be located on the ground floor. It will give you an extensive overview of the
latest achievements concerning pharmaceuticals and radiopharmaceuticals, as well as state-of-the-art
technical equipment. Booksellers and publishers will display the most recent publications in the field of
Nuclear Medicine and related sciences.
Awards
The following prizes/awards and certificates will be bestowed during the awards ceremony:
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EANM Marie Curie Award
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EANM
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EANM Young Investigators Award
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EANM Honorary Membership and Corresponding Honorary Membership
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European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (EJNMMI) Prizes
» 3 Best Papers
» Most Cited Paper
» Best Research Paper
» Best Physics Paper
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Technologist Awards
» 3 Best Oral Presentations
» 3 Best Poster Presentations
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FEBNM Fellowship Exam Certificates
Further information and guidelines: www.eanm.org
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Exhibition & Awards
Abstract Award
General Information (A – Z)
ggAirport & Arrival Information
The airport “El Prat de Llobregat” is located 12 km southwest the city. It takes approximately 20-25 minutes by
car to the city centre.
The Airport Bus (Aerobus, Line A1) takes you every 6-15 minutes from the airport to the city centre (e.g. Placa
Espana or Placa de Catalunya) in about 20-30 minutes.
Airport Bus stops are in front of each of the three terminals (A,B,C).
One-way tickets cost you appr. € 5.90, return-tickets € 10.20. You can buy a ticket on the bus itself. For further
information please visit: http://www.aerobusbcn.com/en/homeairport
To take a taxi into the city, please look for the signs for the nearest taxi stand when leaving the arrival halls. An
average journey by taxi from the Barcelona Airport to downtown takes about 20-30 minutes and costs appr. €
29.00 one-way (incl. surcharge for the luggage).
The airport train (line 10, operated by RENFE) departs every 30 minutes to the city centre (stops with subway-connection: Barcelona Sants or Passeig de Gracia). You can buy a T10-ticket at the entrance of the RENFE
gate at the airport. The ticket is valid for 75 minutes and grants also access to the metro line. The cost of the
ticket (zona 2) is € 4.10. http://www.renfe.com/EN/viajeros/index.html
Public transportation is by far the easiest way to get around the city. The Barcelona buses and subways are
quick, cheap and all-around excellent. Taxi service is everywhere in the city. However on weekend nights the
waiting time might be long.
For further information on the public transportation system please check the internet for www.tmb.net
For further information on the airport please visit: http://www.barcelona-airport.com/
ggBanks, Credit Cards & ATMs
Banks are usually open from 09.00 – 16:00 (Monday-Friday) – closed during the weekends.
There will be ATMs (Automatic Teller Machine) in the CCIB or at the nearby shopping mall and all over the city
of Barcelona. At the airport and main station and along the main streets you find currency exchange offices
as well. All major credit cards, including Eurocard, Diners, Visa and MasterCard are accepted in most of the
establishments as restaurants, hotels and shopping-centres and stores.
Travel checks can be cashed in most of the banks and exchange offices.
When paying by credit card for your shopping, you will be asked to show an identification. Please have your
ID card or passport with you all the time, other ways they may refuse to accept your credit card as payment.
General Information
ggCall for Abstracts
The deadline for abstract submission is April 25, 2016. For all related information please follow the guidelines
provided on the congress website eanm16.eanm.org. Abstracts should not exceed 400 words (excluding title and
authors) and should be well structured stating the aim, materials and methods, results and conclusion of your
chosen topic. Abstracts should be written in Microsoft Word and may not include tables, graphics or pictures. You
can edit, delete or simply reload your abstract(s) as often as you like online. After expiry of the deadline abstracts
can only be withdrawn in writing. Guidelines for oral as well as poster presentations will be available on eanm16.
eanm.org at the beginning of June 2016. Authors will be notified about the acceptance of abstracts by email on
June 13, 2016.
ggCertificate of Attendance
To obtain your certificate of attendance please visit www.eanm.org, log in to the vEANM Area with your personal account information and refer to the section vConfirmation > Congress related. The certificate will be
available within 24 hours after you have scanned your congress badge.
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ggChurches, Synagogues, Mosques
Although Barcelona (like the rest of Spain) is basically catholic, all religions are aloud and practiced by many
citizens. Please contact your hotel concierge for current times of services or nearby churches.
ggCity of Barcelona
Barcelona is one of the liveliest cities in Europe.
The opening to the sea, since the Olympic games has only given flair to this already beautiful city, with its mild
Mediterranean climate, its unique architecture, and great life style.
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For more information about Barcelona visit http://www.barcelona.cat/en/
ggCity Tax
In 2012 the Catalan Government approved a new tax on stays. The amount of the city tax depends on the
category of the hotel and varies between 0.75 € and 2.50 € per person and night. This fee applies for the first
seven nights. For any additional nights there will be no charge anymore.
ggClimate
Barcelona enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with short cool winters and hot summers. The location of the city
besides the sea increases the humidity level. Generally it rains with more intensity during the spring and
autumn. In September and October the thunderstorms are frequent. Mostly in sunny autumn days in October
the temperatures are very nice during the day decreasing radically at night.
ggCME Credits & Certificates
To acquire CME credits, attendees are required to scan their congress badge upon first arrival at the congress
venue as well as upon entrance into each CME session. For CME sessions, an evaluation form must also be
completed for each session attended.
To obtain your CME certificate(s) please visit www.eanm.org, log in to the vEANM Area with your personal
account information and refer to the section vConfirmation > Congress related. The certificate(s) will be available within 24 hours after you have scanned your congress badge.
ggCongress Bag
All registered delegates (excluding pre-symposium-only attendees, accompanying persons and exhibitors)
are entitled to receive a congress bag. Please pick up your congress bag at the bag distribution area by presenting your congress name badge.
ggCongress Language
The congress language is English. No simultaneous translation will be provided.
The congress office and registration desk will be open during the following days and times:
Saturday, October 15, 2016:
07:30 – 19:00*
07:30 – 18:00
07:30 – 18:00
07:30 – 18:00
Wednesday, October 19, 2016:
07:30 – 12:00
*PLEASE NOTE: As of 19:00 only persons holding a valid congress name badge will be permitted to enter
the congress venue. Anyone who has not picked up his/her badge from the registration desk until 19:00,
or has not yet registered, or has lost/forgotten his/her badge can no longer be granted entry into the
congress venue due to security reasons. Registration will re-open on Sunday morning at 07:30.
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ggCongress Office & Registration Desk
ggCongress Social Programme
All registered delegates and accompanying persons are cordially invited to:
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OPENING CEREMONY & WELCOME RECEPTION
Saturday, October 15, 2016, 19:00 – 22:30
CCIB – Barcelona International Convention Centre
CLOSING CEREMONY & FAREWELL COCKTAIL
Wednesday, October 19, 2016, 13:15 – 14:30
Please note that only delegates and accompanying persons wearing a valid congress name badge will be granted
access.
ggCongress Venue
Placa de Willy Brandt, 11-14
08019 Barcelona, Spain
URL: http://www.ccib.es/home
The CCIB is a part of the newest section of Barcelona´s seafront, located in the heart of the technology and
business district. This unique congress centre is known for the originality of its architecture and column free
meeting halls with natural Mediterranean light. With a surface of 100,000 m² including the convention centre
and forum auditorium the CCIB is a perfect location for creative congresses and meetings. It is in easy reach
with the subway – line L4 (yellow line) until Maresme-Forum, tram and bus – lines 7 and H16 until Forum.
There are also a lot of hotels in walking distance to the congress centre.
For further information about the lines connected to the CCIB, please visit:
http://www.ccib.es/getting-to-the-ccib/visitor-access
ggCurrency
The official currency in Spain is Euro (€). You can exchange your currency without any limits for total amount
at all banks as well as many exchange offices in Barcelona. When you are exchanging your currency, you need
your passport or official ID card. If you do not have it with you, the bank may refuse to exchange your currency.
ggEANM Executive Office
General Information
Schmalzhofgasse 26
1060 Vienna, Austria
Phone: +43-(0)1-890 44 27
Fax: +43-(0)1-890 44 27-9
Email: [email protected]
URL: www.eanm.org
ggEANM Members’ Assembly
The Members’ Assembly will be held on Saturday, October 15, 2016 at 17:15 hours.
Please note: Only members in good standing* of the European Association of Nuclear Medicine are eligible to
attend the Members’ Assembly.
(*Members in good standing are members who have paid their membership dues for the year 2016)
ggElectricity
The power supply in Spain is 220/240 V. Most electric outlets adhere to the continental standard (Schuko).
Appliances from North America require a transformer and British ones an adaptor for the two-pin sockets in
use in Spain.
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ggKey Dates
April 25, 2016:
Deadline for submission of abstracts
June 13, 2016:
Notification of acceptance of abstracts
June 20, 2016:
Deadline early registration fee
October 10, 2016: Deadline advanced registration fee (after October 10 on-site registration fee)
October 15, 2016: Opening ceremony and welcome reception
October 19, 2016: Closing ceremony and farewell cocktail
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ggMuseums
There are many different museums in Barcelona. For prices and opening hours please refer to the hotel reception or any tourist information. Some museums and exhibitions are closed on Mondays.
ggPublic Bicycle Sharing System
Barcelona has a public bicycle system called “bicing” but it is for permanent residents only. Tourists cannot rent
those city bikes.
ggPublic Transportation Ticket (PTT)
All congress participants who book a hotel through the online registration page of EANM which is more than
a 15-minute walk away from the congress venue will receive a complimentary public transportation ticket
upon check-in at the hotel.
For an overview of hotels and their respective distance to the congress venue, please refer to the page ’List of
Hotels’.
The PTT is not valid for the return transfer to the airport by public transport.
For further information on the public transportation system please visit: www.tmb.net
ggRestaurants & Nightlife
One of the main characteristics from Barcelona is its nightlife. The good weather contributes to sit at the terraces of the coffee-shops, bars and restaurants which ate opened until very late.
Downtown restaurants normally open for lunch from 11:00 to 15:00 and for dinner from 19:30 to 23:00. Cafes
and breakfast bars may open already at 08.00 or even earlier.
There is a great number of “Tapas-bars” where you can enjoy a drink and small “tapa” or “pincho” to eat any time
of the day.
Fast food, kebab, take-away-pizza stalls usually serve food all day long, and some of them stay open till midnight. Bars, night clubs and discotheques usually open from 22:00 – 04:00 (some even longer).
Barcelona is very safe from violent crime - ranking third in the EU accordingly to the ‘Safe Cities Index 2015’ by
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). But there are many pick-pockets and bag thieves in areas with popular
tourist attractions (especially on Las Ramblas street & La Sagrada Familia), in the central subway, and the Sants
train station.
Therefore please don’t carry your wallet in your back pocket - but in a pocket with a zipper. Don’t put phones,
cameras etc. on tables at cafés and keep your belongings always on your lap. Carry your rucksack or shoulder
bag in crowded area or at street shows always in front of you so you can see it. Be wary of strangers approaching or touching you and do not play any street games. Do not carry all cash money, credit card and ID documents all together in one bag/pocket.
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ggSafety Tips / Pick-pockets
ggShopping
The Barcelona is an ideal destination to shop for a wide variety of items catering to everybody’s tastes and
wishes. Opening hours of midtown shops are 09:00 to 19:30 (Monday-Saturday). Big shopping malls open until
21:00. On Sundays small shops are generally closed. Some Malls are open 7 days a week.
ggTaxes & Tipping
VAT is always included in the price presented to the customers/guests in shops, hotels, restaurants and other
service providers. Non-EU citizens can directly claim back their VAT at the shops (excluding restaurants, hotels
and other food) when the total bill exceeds 90.15 €. Please ask at the shops for more information. A service
charge is not always automatically included in hotel and restaurant bills, it will be stated on the bill or in the
menu. Tipping is not mandatory, but a small gratuity (5-10%) is expected in restaurants if good service is
received.
ggTaxis
Barcelona taxi colours are black and yellow.
Taxis are an affordable alternative to the public transportation. A 15 minutes journey will cost about 10.00 €
depending on the traffic. It is not recommended to use taxis in the inner city as a lot of the streets are pedestrian areas and the traffic is quite high. The rates will be shown on the meter next to the driver. The minimum
rate for a taxi is 2.10 € plus 1.07 € to 1.30 € per kilometre depending on the time.
Possible taxi numbers are:
Ràdio Taxi: +34 933 033 033
Servi Taxi: +34 933 300 300
Fono Taxi: +34 933 001 100
Radio Taxi Maramar: +34 934 331 020.
ggTime Zone
Barcelona is located in the Central European Time Zone (CET), i.e. one hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time
(GMT+1).
ggVisas
All foreign visitors entering Spain must possess valid passports. For citizen from the European Union Member
countries, a valid identity card is sufficient.
General Information
PLEASE CHECK THE CURRENT VISA REQUIREMENTS WITH THE NEAREST SPANISH CONSULATE/EMBASSY IN
YOUR COUNTRY BEFORE YOUR DEPARTURE TO SPAIN!
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Registration
To register for EANM 2016 please use our online registration platform: eanm16.eanm.org
If you do not have access to the internet please contact:
EANM Executive Office
Schmalzhofgasse 26, 1060 Vienna, Austria
Phone: +43-(0)1-890 44 27
Fax: +43-(0)1-890 44 27-9
Email: [email protected]
Registration Fees in €
(incl. VAT)
Early registration
until June 20, 2016
Advanced registration
On-site registration
until October 10, 2016 after October 10, 2016
EANM Member3)
250,–
390,–
460,–
Non-Member
500,–
655,–
725,–
EANM Junior Member1) 3)
110,–
210,–
280,–
Junior Non-Member1)
220,–
310,–
380,–
EANM Nurse/Technologist Member3)
80,–
160,–
230,–
Nurse/Technologist Non-Member2)
200,–
255,–
325,–
EANM Associate Member3)
250,–
390,–
460,–
Associate Non-Member
500,–
655,–
725,–
Student4)
95,–
190,–
380,–
Accompanying Person5)
95,–
95,–
95,–
1) Physician or other scientist in training, up to the age of 38 (maximum age on November 1, 2016). For Junior
Non-Members: confirmation letter (in English) incl. signature of Head of Department and copy of passport
showing date of birth are indispensable for proof of status (please fax or email to the EANM Executive
Office at the time of your registration to: +43-(01)-890 44 27-9 / [email protected]).
2) Nurse, healthcare technologist or laboratory technologist, being employed in a respective current professional occupation. Confirmation letter (in English) incl. signature of Head of Department is indispensable
for proof of status (please fax or email to the EANM Executive Office at the time of your registration to:
+43-(01)-890 44 27-9 / [email protected]).
4) Student without any academic degree, up to the age of 25 (maximum age on November 1, 2016), even if
a degree has been achieved in a completely different field and/or has no relevance to the current professional occupation. Confirmation letter (in English) incl. signature of Head of Department and copy of passport showing date of birth are indispensable for proof of status (please fax or email to the EANM Executive
Office at the time of your registration to: +43-(01)-890 44 27-9 / [email protected]). Students already
holding an academic degree (and not older than 38 years of age on November 1, 2016) must register as
Juniors!
5) Person accompanying a registered participant. Access granted only to the Opening Ceremony/Welcome
Reception on Saturday and to the Closing Ceremony/Farewell Cocktail on Wednesday, and only in accompaniment of the registered participant. No access granted to the exhibition or any scientific sessions
during the congress days Sunday, Monday or Tuesday.
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Registration
3) Only members who have paid the full amount of their membership fee for the year 2016 by May 31, 2016
will benefit from the reduced “Member” registration fee.
ggDelegate Registration Fees include:
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Access to all scientific sessions (excluding pre-congress symposia > extra fee)
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Access to poster exhibition
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Access to industry exhibition
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Abstract book (online)
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Congress certificates
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Congress bag
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Final programme
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Opening ceremony and welcome reception – Saturday, October 15, 2016
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Closing ceremony and farewell cocktail – Wednesday, October 19, 2016
ggAccompanying Person Registration Fee includes:
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Opening ceremony and welcome reception – Saturday, October 15, 2016
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Closing ceremony and farewell cocktail – Wednesday, October 19, 2016
ggPayment Deadlines
If the full amount of your early registration fee has not been received on the below mentioned bank account
by June 20, 2016, the advanced registration fee will automatically become effective. Therefore we strongly
recommend paying last-minute registrations via credit card only!
If the full amount of your advanced registration fee has not been received on the below mentioned bank
account by October 10, 2016, the on-site registration fee will automatically become effective. Therefore we
strongly recommend paying last-minute registrations via credit card only!
Registration fees are to be paid in Euro (€)
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either via bank transfer to:
(Attention – new details!)
Account owner: EANM – European Association of Nuclear Medicine
Account name: EANM - Registration
IBAN: AT67 2011 1827 2304 6101
BIC: GIBAATWWXXX
Bank: Erste Bank, Taborstrasse 26, 1020 Vienna, Austria
Please do not forget to indicate your name and ID number on the transfer order!
A confirmation email will be forwarded to you as soon as we have received full payment.
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or via credit card online:
Visa and MasterCard only. Diners Club and American Express are not accepted!
Registration
A confirmation email will be forwarded to you as soon as you have completed your registration.
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ggBank Transfer Charges
All bank charges for the transfer service must be paid by the participant. Open amounts must be settled before
receiving a congress name badge.
ggLate Payment
Fees that have been forwarded too late may not have been credited to the congress account when the meeting starts. To avoid double payment, please make sure to bring a copy of your receipt/bank statement.
Please note: Down-payments cannot be accepted.
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ggLost / Forgotten Name Badges
If a name badge has been lost or forgotten, a new badge (reprint) must be purchased onsite. The purchase
cost will be refunded upon subsequent presentation of both badges (original and reprint).
ggName Changes
Name changes will not be accepted; EANM offers an extensive cancellation insurance package for unforeseen
circumstances, bookable through the online registration platform.
ggTerms of Cancellation
All cancellations must be notified in writing to the EANM Executive Office. In the event of cancellation before
June 20, 2016 we will refund your registration fee minus a 50% charge for administrative proceedings. Please
do not expect this kind of financial settlement until after the congress. After June 20, 2016 cancellations will
not be possible; EANM offers an extensive cancellation insurance package for unforeseen circumstances,
bookable through the online registration platform.
Accompanying Persons’ Programme
Registration
A dedicated Barcelona Information Desk will be available at the congress venue.
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Hotel Accommodation
Rooms of various categories have been reserved in centrally located hotels with easy access to the public
transportation system. Rooms will be assigned on a first come, first served basis. Early booking is highly recommended.
The mentioned rates are valid for 2016 in Euro (€) per room/per night, including breakfast and VAT. The city tax
is not included in the room rate and has to be paid directly to the hotel (exception W Barcelona).
All quoted rates of this congress room allotment are offered with the following “Best Price Policy”:
If you should find any lower rates which are comparable in terms & conditions with the official EANM rates
and offered directly by the hotel(s) own website(s), we will, of course, match and offer the same lower rates.
ggBooking Procedure
Hotel reservations can be made through our online registration platform on eanm16.eanm.org or through the
vEANM Area.
ggCancellation Deadlines
All cancellations must be notified in writing to ENITED Business Events ([email protected]).
In the event of a cancellation after the deadline, ENITED Business Events and the hotel will try to resell the
room to avoid cancellation fees. If this is not possible, the following cancellation fees will be charged:
For the following hotels: A
C Barcelona Forum, Hilton Diagonal Mar, Novotel Barcelona City,
Renaissance Barcelona
In the event of a cancellation of your room booking / reduction of room nights:
until April 12, 2016: no cancellation fee / free of charge
after April 12, 2016 or no-show: 100% of the reserved stay
For the following hotel: Barcelona Princess
until May 12, 2016: no cancellation fee / free of charge
after May 12, 2016 or no-show: 100% of the reserved stay
For the following hotels: Diagonal Zero, Icaria Hotel, Tryp Condal Mar Hotel
until June 12, 2016: no cancellation fee / free of charge
Hotel Accommodation
after June 12, 2016 or no-show: 100% of the reserved stay
For the following hotels: B
arceló Atenea Mar, Hesperia Barri Gotic, Hesperia del Mar, Hilton Barcelona,
NH Barcelona Centro, NH Calderon, NH Diagonal Center, NH Podium,
Sallés Hotel PERE IV, Sheraton Diagonal
until July 13, 2016: no cancellation fee / free of charge
after July 13, 2016 or no-show: 100% of the reserved stay
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For the following hotels: A
C Irla, AC Sants, AC Victoria Suites, Alexandra Hotel, Attica21 Barcelona Mar, Barcelona Universal, Eurohotel Barcelona, Europark, Front Maritim, H10 Marina, Hotel
1898, Holiday Inn Express City 22@, Hotel 4 Barcelona, Ibis Pza Glories 22, Ilunion
Barcelona, Inglaterra Hotel, Jazz Hotel, Le Meridien, Majestic Barcelona, Meliá Barcelona Sky, Paral-lel, Pullman Skipper, Silken Diagonal, Silken Gran Hotel Havana, Soho
Hotel, Vincci Bit, Vincci Maritimo, W Barcelona
until July 13, 2016: no cancellation fee / free of charge
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after July 13, 2016 or no-show:
- 1 night’s charge if the room was booked for 1 night
- 2 nights’ charge if the room was booked for 2 or more nights
For the following hotel: Cotton House
until August 10, 2016: no cancellation fee / free of charge
after August 10, 2016 or no-show: 100% of the reserved stay
ggEarly Bird Rates
Some hotels offer early bird rates with special payment conditions for a limited number of rooms. If you are
interested, please contact ENITED Business Events for more information: [email protected].
ggGuarantee & Payment
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Guarantee (and Deposit Payment) via credit card
Visa, MasterCard, Diners Club, American Express are accepted.
By submitting the full credit card details (type of card, cardholder’s name, card number, expiry date, CVC code)
during the online booking, the requested room is guaranteed on behalf of the cardholder (also for late arrival).
Please note: The provided card serves as guarantee only! The actual payment must be made directly at the
hotel reception onsite!
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Pre-payment via bank transfer
If you would like to pre-pay a booked room, please contact ENITED Business Events via email
([email protected]) before September 1, 2016 to receive an invoice. The money must be transferred to the
account provided on the hotel invoice. A full pre-payment is requested. After receiving the payment, ENITED
Business Events will send you a payment confirmation with all hotel details, which will also be your hotel
voucher.
Rooms will be assigned on a first come, first served basis. Should your chosen dates OR room type not be
available online, please contact ENITED Business Events at [email protected].
ggGroup Bookings
For information on the procedure for hotel group bookings, please contact ENITED Business Events at
[email protected].
ggLiability
Should technical reasons beyond the control of the organisers make any changes necessary, they cannot be
held responsible. The organisers are acting as agents and cannot be held responsible for any loss, injury or
damages to any person or property whatever the cause may be. The liability of persons and enterprises providing means of transportation or other services, however, remains unaffected. The participant(s) take(s) part in
any tour and trip at his or her own risk. Only written arrangements are binding. Sole congress city is Barcelona.
With your registration you authorise the organisers to use all registration data given in the registration form for
the computerised handling of the congress and further communication with all respective suppliers. Austrian
law shall apply and place of jurisdiction is Vienna.
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Hotel Accommodation
ggRoom Availability
List of Hotels
The mentioned rates are valid for 2016 in Euro (€) per room/per night, including breakfast and VAT. The city tax
is not included in the room rate and has to be paid directly to the hotel (exception W Barcelona).
All room requests will be handled on a first come, first served basis and are subject to availability and final
confirmation.
Some hotels offer early bird rates with special payment conditions for a limited number of rooms. If you are
interested, please contact ENITED Business Events for more information: [email protected].
All congress participants who book a hotel through the online registration platform of EANM which is more
than a 15-minute walk away from the congress venue will receive a complimentary public transportation
ticket (PTT) upon check-in at the hotel.
List of Hotels
No.
Hotel
Price /
Double
Single Use
Price /
Double
City
tax
Distance to CCIB
(Congress venue)
Free
PTT
Early
Free booking
Wi-Fi
offer
excl
25 min by subway
Yes
Yes

€ 389,00
excl
20 min by subway
Yes
Yes

€ 375,00
€ 405,00
incl
25 min by subway
Yes

Yes
Le Meridien
€ 335,50
€ 363,00
excl
20 min by subway
Yes


5
Pullman Skipper
€ 230,00
€ 255,00
excl
15 min by subway
Yes
Yes
Yes
6
€ 229,00
€ 249,00
excl
20 min by subway
Yes
Yes

„4 Star“ Level
7
AC Barcelona Forum
€ 220,00
€ 242,00
excl
next to CCIB


Yes
8
AC Irla
€ 286,00
€ 297,00
excl
30 min by bus and subway
Yes
Yes
Yes
9
AC Sants
€ 286,00
€ 297,00
excl
35 min by subway
Yes
Yes
Yes
10
AC Victoria Suites
€ 286,00
€ 297,00
excl
45 min by subway
Yes
Yes
Yes
11
Alexandra Hotel
€ 240,00
€ 260,00
excl
20 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 12
Attica21 Barcelona Mar
€ 231,00
€ 246,00
excl
15 min on foot

Yes
Yes
13
Barceló Atenea Mar
€ 200,00
€ 210,00
excl
15 min on foot

Yes
Yes
14
Barcelona Princess
€ 203,50
€ 225,50
excl
next to CCIB

Yes
Yes
15
Barcelona Universal
€ 190,00
€ 200,00
excl
25 min by subway
Yes
Yes

16
Diagonal Zero
€ 209,00
€ 228,80
excl
5 min on foot

Yes
Yes
17
Eurohotel Barcelona
€ 165,00
€ 176,00
excl
10 min by subway
Yes
Yes
Yes
18
Front Maritim Hotel
€ 173,00
€ 192,00
excl
10 min on foot

Yes
Yes
„5 Star Deluxe“ Level
1
Cotton House
€ 418,00
€ 434,50
2
Majestic Barcelona
€ 339,00
3
W Barcelona
„5 Star“ Level
4
28
H10 Marina
€ 210,00
€ 230,00
excl
15 min by subway
Yes
Yes

20
Hesperia del Mar
€ 200,20
€ 217,25
excl
15 min on foot

Yes
 21
Hilton Barcelona
€ 210,00
€ 230,00
excl
45 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 22
Hilton Diagonal Mar
€ 325,00
€ 350,00
excl
5 min on foot


Yes
23
Hotel 1898
€ 255,00
€ 280,00
excl
20 min by subway
Yes
Yes
Yes
24
Hotel 4 Barcelona
€ 165,00
€ 175,00
excl
10 min by subway
Yes
Yes
Yes
25
Icaria Hotel
€ 181,50
€ 198,00
excl
15 min by subway
Yes
Yes
Yes
26
Ilunion Barcelona
€ 203,50
€ 214,50
excl
10 min by subway
Yes
Yes

27
Meliá Barcelona Sky
€ 210,00
€ 225,00
excl
10 min by tram
Yes
Yes
Yes
28
NH Calderon
€ 237,60
€ 254,10
excl
25 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 29
NH Podium
€ 218,90
€ 235,40
excl
25 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 30
Novotel Barcelona City
€ 190,00
€ 205,00
excl
15 min by tram
Yes
Yes
 31
Sallés Hotel PERE IV
€ 170,00
€ 180,00
excl
15 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 32
Silken Diagonal
€ 190,00
€ 205,00
excl
15 min by tram
Yes
Yes
Yes
33
Silken Gran Hotel Havana
€ 220,00
€ 235,00
excl
30 min by subway
Yes
Yes
Yes
34
Tryp Condal Mar Hotel
€ 220,00
€ 242,00
excl
15 min on foot

Yes
Yes
35
Vincci Bit
€ 199,00
€ 215,00
excl
15 min on foot

Yes
 36
Vincci Maritimo
€ 199,00
€ 215,00
excl
10 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 „3 Star“ Level
37
Europark
€ 200,00
€ 210,00
excl
15 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 38
Hesperia Barri Gotic
€ 187,00
€ 203,50
excl
20 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 39
Holiday Inn Express City 22@
€ 95,00
€ 95,00
excl
15 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 40
Inglaterra Hotel
€ 169,00
€ 179,00
excl
30 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 41
Jazz Hotel
€ 200,00
€ 210,00
excl
25 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 42
NH Barcelona Centro
€ 198,00
€ 214,50
excl
20 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 43
NH Diagonal Center
€ 165,00
€ 184,80
excl
10 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 44
Sheraton Diagonal
€ 150,00
€ 170,00
excl
10 min by tram
Yes
Yes
Yes
45
Soho Hotel
€ 180,00
€ 195,00
excl
30 min by subway
Yes
Yes
Yes
„2 Star“ Level
46
Ibis Pza Glories 22
€ 108,90
€ 114,40
excl
15 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 47
Paral-lel
€ 125,00
€ 160,00
excl
30 min by subway
Yes
Yes
 29
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List of Hotels
EANM 2016 Hotels
5 Star Deluxe Level
1)
2)
3)
Cotton House
Majestic Barcelona
W Barcelona
4)
5)
6)
Le Meridien
Pullman Skipper
5 Star Level
4 Star Level
7)
8)
9)
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
21)
22)
23)
24)
25)
26)
27)
28)
29)
30)
31)
32)
33)
34)
35)
36)
AC Barcelona Forum
AC Irla
AC Sants
AC Victoria Suites
Alexandra Hotel
Attica21 Barcelona Mar
Barceló Atenea Mar
Barcelona Princess
Barcelona Universal
Diagonal Zero
Eurohotel Barcelona
Front Maritim Hotel
H10 Marina
Hesperia del Mar
Hilton Barcelona
Hilton Diagonal Mar
Hotel 1898
Hotel 4 Barcelona
Icaria Hotel
Ilunion Barcelona
Meliá Barcelona Sky
NH Calderon
NH Podium
Novotel Barcelona City
Sallés Hotel PERE IV
Silken Diagonal
Silken Gran Hotel Havana
Tryp Condal Mar Hotel
Vincci Bit
Vincci Maritimo
37)
38)
39)
40)
41)
42)
43)
44)
45)
Europark
Hesperia Barri Gotic
Holiday Inn Express City 22@
Inglaterra Hotel
Jazz Hotel
NH Barcelona Centro
NH Diagonal Center
Sheraton Diagonal
Soho Hotel
46)
47)
Ibis Pza Glories 22
Paral-lel
Hotel Map
3 Star Level
2 Star Level
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Hotel Map
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Hotel Descriptions
5 Star
5 Star Deluxe
4) LE MERIDIEN
1) COTTON HOUSE
The hotel stands imposingly on
the site of the former headquarters of the Cotton Textile Foundation, an emblematic 19th-century
building in the neoclassical style.
The decoration of the rooms is
inspired on cotton through a chromatic combination of the
white, black and sepia of the cotton plant and was completely
refurbished in 2015. The hotel has 83 comfortable rooms, 5 of
them are spacious suites. The ambience of the restaurant and
bar is a reflection of the spirit of the hotel: a certain colonial
flavour, elegant and at the same time fresh. Free WIFI Internet.
ĝĝ Distance to the Congress Venue: 25 minutes by subway
Le Meridien Barcelona offers
a peaceful haven right in the
heart of the city, on the world-renowned Ramblas. This avenue,
which slopes gently down from
the central Plaza Catalunya to the
sea, is Barcelona’s most emblematic and at the same time most
cosmopolitan street. The hotel features 233 elegant and stylish decorated guest rooms, including 40 suites. The exclusive
design of the beds, the plasma TV with a second screen in the
bathroom, as well as its relaxing “rain sensation” shower system
are just some of the details that has been incorporated for the
comfort of the guests. Internet is against charge.
ÙÙ Price per room per night, including breakfast and VAT:
Double Single Use € 335,50 / Double Room € 363,00
Complimentary public transportation ticket provided by EANM
5) PULLMAN SKIPPER
2) MAJESTIC BARCELONA
The Majestic Hotel & Spa is located
in the very centre of Barcelona, on
Passeig de Gràcia, the famous shopping street, which features some
Gaudí monuments and which is in
walking distance to Las Ramblas.
The neoclassical façade invites since 1918 to discover luxurious
accommodations and excellence in service. A total of 303 elegant
rooms and suites with a classic and comfortable style. The different restaurants offer a huge variety of local dishes with seasonal
ingredients as well as international high cuisine. Free WiFi Internet.
6) RENAISSANCE BARCELONA
3) W BARCELONA
Hotel Descriptions
Close to the beach and within
walking distance to the inner
city the hotel offers 241 specious
rooms equipped with LCD TV,
minibar, iron with ironing board
and windows which can be
opened. The two restaurants and bars serve international and
Mediterranean dishes as well as light and healthy snacks. Free
WIFI Internet.
Right at the beachfront along the
famous Barceloneta boardwalk
the hotel offers 473 guest rooms
and suites with panoramic views
over the Mediterranean and city of
Barcelona. Designed by the world
famous architect Ricardo Bofill the W Barcelona offers a great
mix between contemporary and unusual styles. The different
restaurants serve local dishes as well as burgers and snacks on
the rooftop bar on the 26th floor. Internet is against charge.
ÙÙ Price per room per night, including breakfast, VAT and city
tax: Double Single Use € 375,00 / Double Room € 405,00
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Located in the heart of the city just
a short walk away from Las Ramblas,
Plaza Catalunya and the famous
Sagrada Familia the hotel provides
a combination between traditional
elegance and contemporary style.
The rooms showcase an oversized bathroom, deluxe bedding
and plasma TV. At the rooftop bar guests can enjoy the panoramic
view of Barcelona. The CUIT Restaurant & Lounge offers traditional
Spanish cuisine whereas the DRU Restaurant & Steakhouse will
serve international dishes. Free WIFI Internet.
4 Star
10) AC VICTORIA SUITES
7) AC BARCELONA FORUM
The hotel is situated next to the
congress centre and close to the
waterfront. It was built in 2004 and
has 368 rooms distributed in 22
floors, a cafeteria and a 24 hoursa-day reception that offers safe
box and currency exchange services. All guests can also enjoy
a bar, TV Lounge and air conditioned “a la carte” restaurant. In
addition to this, AC Barcelona has a conference room and an
own parking garage. Free in-room WIFI internet is offered for
early booking guests only otherwise it is against charge.
The AC Victoria Suites hotel is
situated in the in the Pedralbes
residential quarter, an area of the
famous Camp Nou Stadium and
the Football Museum. The elegant hotel offers 58 well-designed
rooms, a terrace and a fitness centre. The spacious rooms are
divided into two areas by a sliding door, equipped with a TV,
minibar, desk and most of them have a terrace. The Santa Clara
Restaurant serves classical cuisine with high quality products.
Free WIFI Internet.
ĝĝ Distance to the Congress Venue: Next to the CCIB
Complimentary public transportation ticket (3 days) provided by
the hotel
8) AC IRLA
11) ALEXANDRA HOTEL
The urban hotel AC Irla is situated
in one of the most affluent commercial and residential areas in
Barcelona with excellent transport
links including quick access to the
Sants train station. The modern
and functional rooms fulfil the standard amenities with TV, air
conditioning and hairdryer. The breakfast room is decorated
with ornaments of the 1980s to create an avantguard atmosphere. Free WIFI Internet.
The Alexandra Hotel, a DoubleTree
by Hilton Hotel, is within walking
distance to from Passeig de Grácia
and Las Ramblas, two of Barcelona´s most famous streets. The
guest rooms of this stylish hotel
are equipped with ultra-slim LED TV and a variety of thoughtful amenities like hair dryer, iron, coffee/tea making facilities, air
conditioning and minibar. The Da Luca Café & Bar serves traditional Italian cuisine using fresh ingredients whereas guests can
enjoy a cocktail on the terrace. Free WIFI Internet.
ĝĝ D
istance to the Congress Venue: 30 minutes by bus or
subway
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Complimentary public transportation ticket provided by the hotel
9) AC SANTS
12) ATTICA21 BARCELONA MAR
The AC Sants is located close to
the Sants train station which provides an easy connection within
Barcelona. The well-designed
hotel rooms offer TV, in-room
safe, telephone, air conditioning
and are fully equipped to the guests needs. At the AC Bar the
breakfast buffet, lunch and dinner are served. The hotel´s fitness room offers a cardiovascular equipment and free weights.
Free WIFI Internet.
This city hotel has 75 guest rooms
equipped with all necessary facilities like LED TV and minibar. It is
situated in the Diagonal Mar residential district, just a short walk
from the beaches but still in a calm
and peaceful setting. The newly opened Attica-Bar offers a wide
variety of cocktails, aromatic coffees and teas as well as a lunch
and dinner menus. Guests can enjoy a view over Barcelona at
the rooftop swimming pool and terrace. Free WIFI Internet.
ĝĝ Distance to the Congress Venue: 15 minutes on foot
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Hotel Descriptions
13) B
ARCELO ATENEA MAR
16) DIAGONAL ZERO
The Barceló Atenea Mar Hotel
is located at the sea front with
a 10 minutes’ walk to the Metro
and main transportation services
around the city. The Nova Mar
Bella Beach and the Diagonal Mar
shopping mall with over 150 stores are within walking distance.
The hotel features the El Comedor Restaurant and has 187
comfortable, climate-controlled rooms and 4 suites, equipped
with a host of modern amenities. Free WIFI Internet.
Close to a subway station the
hotel is within easy access to the
city centre and very close to the
congress venue. The 262 guest
rooms are well designed with a
special attention to every detail
and are furnished with minibar and microwave, safety box, LCD
TC and bathrooms with natural light and exclusive amenities.
The innovative and sophisticated Echo Restaurant combines
the concept of health, ethics and origin. Guests can enjoy a
cocktail at the elegant and modern bar at the hotel. Free WIFI
Internet.
14) B
ARCELONA PRINCESS
The hotel is situated near the
beach and a shopping mall. It
possesses 363 rooms, lounges for
events, meetings and banquets.
The state-of-the-art design hotel
offers two heated outdoor swimming pools, one close to the relax area and another one at the
23rd floor with view to the Mediterranean Sea. There guests can
also have cocktails in the exclusively designed Desigual Loft or
relax in the solarium. All rooms are equipped with air conditioning, safety box, hydro massage shower and additional amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. The six different restaurants
and bars offer a variety of national and international dishes. Free
WIFI Internet.
ĝĝ Distance to the Congress Venue: next to the CCIB
Located at the seafront in the
Poble Nou district the hotel is perfectly linked to the city centre and
some of the biggest malls in the
city. The rooms are flooded with
light facing the Mar Bella beach.
They are modern but straight equipped with air conditioning,
minibar and satellite TV. The restaurant serves Mediterranean
and international cuisine with local ingredients. The Snack Bar
offers a menu of small dishes and drinks whereas the La Terraza
bar serves also coffee and tea. Currently the hotel is undergoing a refurbishment but it is planned to be finalized before the
congress starts. Free WIFI Internet.
15) B
ARCELONA UNIVERSAL
Hotel Descriptions
17) EUROHOTEL BARCELONA
Located on the Para-lel Avenue
the hotel is in a district with long
tradition theatres and trendy
restaurants in the city centre.
The modern and fully functional
rooms are equipped with air
conditioning, heating, and LCD TV along with other necessary
amenities. The swimming pool is located on the 10th floor
and is surrounded by two terraces offering great views of the
Barcelona skyline. The Medea Restaurant on the first floor offers
an extensive breakfast buffet in the morning and a special
buffet of salad and fresh meats in the afternoon/evening. Free
WIFI Internet.
18) FRONT MARITIM HOTEL
The Hotel Front Maritim is located
two blocks away from Diagonal
Mar Park and three blocks from
Diagonal Mar Centre. The hotel’s
lobby restaurant offers sea views
and serves international cuisines
for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The property offers a fitness
centre, meeting rooms and business facilities. The parquet
floored rooms are equipped with climate control, hair dryer and
TV with international channels. Free WIFI Internet.
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19) H10 MARINA
22) HILTON DIAGONAL MAR
H10 Marina Barcelona is a striking
hotel located near the Olympic Village. The H10 group is well-known
for their comfortable and charming hotels all over Spain. The hotel
possesses 210 rooms equipped
with large windows, minibar, safety box and air conditioning.
One can gaze at the city skyline from the swimming pool and
terrace on the top floor, get into shape in the Marina Wellness
centre, organize events of all kinds, or simply enjoy the wine
culture in the tapas bar Dionissos Restaurant. Free WIFI Internet.
Very close to the congress centre
and only a 10-minute walk from
the beach, the hotel offers views
of the sea and the rising sun in
the financial district of Barcelona.
The hotel has bright and spacious
guest rooms with city or sea view, LED TV and working desk.
At the stylish Puro Beach Barcelona area guests can enjoy
cocktails and a poolside lunch whereas the Indigo Restaurant
serves Mediterranean and Catalan cuisine in a contemporary
surrounding or authentic tapas dishes on comfortable sofas
and large chairs in the modern Pistaccio Lobby Bar & Lounge.
Internet is against charge.
20) HESPERIA DEL MAR
The hotel is a seven-storey modern building set on the seafront
in Diagonal Mar, three kilometres
from Las Ramblas. The 84 contemporary guestrooms are decorated
in neutral colours with wooden
floors, blue fabrics and brown furnishings, including LCD TV,
minibar and air conditioning, In house dining at Hesperia Del
Mar includes the Cafeteria Bar for a morning coffee or after
work drinks and the restaurant Al Punto, which combines fine
dining in a formal setting serving regional and Mediterranean
dishes. Free WIFI Internet.
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23) HOTEL 1898
The Hotel 1898 is built in the structure that was once home to the
Philippine Tobacco Company. It
was built in 1881 by Catalan architect Josep Oriol Mestres. The hotel
has suites with private pool and
gardens, and four categories of rooms, which are each soundproof and equipped with the finest finishing and technologies.
It also has five conference rooms, restaurants, bars, cafés, a
library, and a Business Center. The 1898 Hotel’s fabulous location gives its guests total access to all major attractions in Barcelona, and several museums, including the Picasso Museum and
the Contemporary Art Museum. Free WIFI Internet.
Within easy reach of Barcelona’s
famous attractions including
Passeig de Gràcia and Las Ramblas streets, the hotel is perfectly
situated in the Les Corts district,
home to a range of cultural attractions from art and theatre to shopping and dining. The newly
designed rooms with decor inspired by the work of well-known
Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí and panoramic views of the city
are equipped with an I-phone docking station, roll-in shower or
bathtub and ergonomic chair. The Vibe Bar and Terrace serves
a variety of tapas with a refreshing cocktail while the Mosaic
Restaurant offers fresh Mediterranean cuisine. Free WIFI Internet.
24) HOTEL 4 BARCELONA
This smart and stylish hotel was
opened at the beginning of 2010
and is located in the up-and-coming area of district 22@, just a short
walk from the beach and Rambla
de Poble nou. Its 142 rooms are
equipped with outside direct line telephone, air conditioning,
safety box, full bathrooms with shower or bathtub and hairdryer. Some of the rooms have splendid views to the Mediterranean Sea. The hotel’s restaurant offers local cuisine and a cocktail bar. Free WIFI Internet.
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Hotel Descriptions
21) HILTON BARCELONA
25) ICARIA HOTEL
28) NH CALDERON
The hotel is located next to the
beach and within easy reach
of the city centre. The elegant
and modern rooms combine
high-quality materials with a carefully selected design and wooden
flooring. Equipped with safety box, large wardrobes, hair dryer
and Panoramic LCD TV the rooms offer everything the guest
needs for a comfortable stay. The restaurant bases its philosophy on combining local seasonal products – the Mediterranean
diet – with a more informal format. Free WIFI Internet.
The hotel is situated in the heart
of Barcelona, in the Eixample,
next to the Plaza de Cataluña, the
city’s main commercial and cultural district. Partially renovated
and reopened in February 2016,
it’s a 10-minute walk to Las Ramblas, while Passeig de Gràcia,
the city’s nicest shopping street, is easily reached on foot. The
guest rooms are decorated in calming, neutral colours with
wooden floors. All rooms are equipped with air conditioning,
hair dryer and minibar. The hotel offers a Mediterranean cuisine
at El Calderón restaurant, complemented by the finest wines
from our cellar. Free WIFI Internet.
26) ILUNION BARCELONA
Located in the technological district and close the sea front, the
contemporary and functional
hotel offers modern and specious rooms, a fitness area and
swimming pool. The rooms are
equipped with air conditioning, safety box, flat screen TV and
free mineral water in the minibar along with other comfortable
amenities. At the hotel´s restaurant the dishes are prepared
with fresh market ingredients and local products. Free WIFI
Internet.
Located in the heart of Barcelona in the Eixample district, NH
Podium Hotel is close to the Plaza
de Cataluña, the city’s main shopping and cultural district. Many
famous tourist attractions like
Palau de la Musica and Picasso Museum are situated in the
direct vicinity of the hotel. It offers 145 spacious and comfortable rooms, which are well decorated and equipped with modern facilities such as satellite TV, mini bar, air-conditioning and
houses also the Corella Restaurant. Leisure facilities include a
sauna, outdoor swimming pool, solarium, fully equipped gym
and a roof terrace. Free WIFI Internet.
27) MELIÁ BARCELONA SKY
Hotel Descriptions
29) NH PODIUM
Towering over its surroundings
this marvel in modern architecture is home to the Meliá Hotel.
The building and its restaurants
are a flagship site for all events,
with the latest architectural, technological and design innovations. The hotel is situated within
District 22 @, the new modern, avant-garde area of the city. The
hotel’s 259 guest rooms are distributed over 25 storeys, and
from each one of them guest can enjoy privileged views and
contain state-of-the-art facilities. The different restaurants and
bars offer innovative haut cuisine with the freshness of local
products. Free WIFI Internet.
ĝĝ Distance to the Congress Venue: 10 minutes by tram
30) NOVOTEL BARCELONA CITY
Located in the commercial centre
the hotel is perfectly connected to
the inner city of Barcelona and the
most famous sights. The state-ofthe-art rooms combine modern
décor, ergonomic comfort and
high-tech equipment. The restaurant serves high-quality Mediterranean cuisine that fuses modernity and Spanish tradition
whereas the Zity bar at the hotel´s terrace offers a refreshing
chill-out atmosphere. Free WIFI Internet.
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31) SALLÉS HOTEL PERE IV
34) TRYP CONDAL MAR HOTEL
Located in the 22@ district, the
city’s new innovation zone, the
hotel is just 3 metro stops from the
city centre. It is also close to the
Olympic Port, which is renowned
for being one of the liveliest areas
in the city with its beaches, shopping centre, restaurants, cinemas and a whole range of other services. The classic and elegant
guest rooms are equipped with king bed minibar, satellite TV
and free access to the Spa area. Garum Restaurant is committed
to innovation and offers a fusion of Mediterranean flavours and
Catalan creativity. For a snack in an informal atmosphere the
Vintage Café will be the place to go. Free WIFI Internet.
The hotel is located in one of Barcelona´s most modern districts
close to the beach Mar Bella and
the shopping mall Diagonal Mar.
The exclusive interior fits perfectly to the vibrant city flair. The
hotel offers 178 specious guest rooms are well designed and
equipped with air conditioning, satellite TV, safety box and contemporary bathrooms. The restaurants serves Spanish cuisine
with tapas, fish and meat menus. Free WIFI Internet.
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35) VINCCI BIT
32) SILKEN DIAGONAL
The hotel, inaugurated in 2004,
stands out for a modern architecture and its interior design. Barcelona architect Juli Capella, was
responsible for the hotel’s design,
including the imaginative play of
black and white contrasts on its façade. Its location is another
of the hotel’s main attractions, next to the impressive Agbar
Tower. The contemporary rooms are equipped with TV, safety
box and additional amenities. The Piano Restaurant is a place
filled with charm for its design, where every little detail has
been taken care of. It offers a market cuisine with reviews of the
best cuisine of the Spanish territory. Free WIFI Internet.
33) SILKEN GRAN HOTEL HAVANA
The hotel is five blocks from the
shopping on the Passeig de Gràcia
and the historic Gothic Quarter,
built upon medieval Roman ruins.
The interior atrium of the Silken
Gran Havana extends six floors
from the ground-floor to the glass roof. The rooms are decorated in soft colours and equipped with working desk, LCD
TV, air conditioning and minibar. The restaurant invites to taste
traditional cuisine but with a modern touch that surprises. Free
WIFI Internet.
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At this museum hotel guests can
enjoy some of today’s most cutting-edge pieces of art, but also
rest comfortably. The guest rooms
are designed in vibrant colours,
original lines and truly contemporary furnishings. The hotel features a rooftop pool, lounge
bar, sauna, steam room, gym, bar with TV and pay channels,
room service, babysitting service, on-site parking… Contemporary cuisine with a Mediterranean touch, is served in a cosy
designer dining room and on a modern outdoor terrace. Free
WIFI Internet.
36) VINCCI MARITIMO
This hotel is a modern contemporary hotel situated in the
up-and-coming district known
as ‘Diagonal Mar’. The Hotel offers
over 140 tastefully furnished and
well equipped guest bedrooms.
Guests can sample some of the finest in Catalonian cuisine in
the hotel restaurant or sit back and relax in the Japanese Garden
and terrace with a beer from the hotel bar. Gluten-free breakfast products are offered. The hotel is close to public transport,
the Barcelona Conference Hall, commercial shopping areas and
city beaches. Free WIFI Internet.
Hotel Descriptions
3 Star
40) INGLATERRA HOTEL
37) EUROPARK
The hotel is located within four
blocks of Passeig de Gràcia’s shopping. Built in the 1970s, it is a popular, central hotel and has a business centre incorporated into the
bar, with two desktop computers
and complimentary Internet access. The hotel has 66 soundproofed guestrooms decorated with simple furnishings and
hardwood floors. All rooms have air conditioning, satellite television, minibar and safety box. The bar offers a unique menu
featuring tapas, snacks, and sandwiches, as well as a wide variety of domestic and imported liquors. Free WIFI Internet.
41) JAZZ HOTEL
38) HESPERIA BARRI GOTIC
The hotel, formerly known as
Hesperia Metropol, reopened
its doors in February 2015 after
a complete renovation. It’s an
attractive 19th-century building,
a short walk from the historic old
town (Barri Gotic), the harbour and the beach. The 71 rooms
are spacious and modern, with sleek hardwood floors and a
soothing neutral colour scheme. All of them get plenty of natural light and some have their own balcony. The comfortable
lounge area with a TV and business centre offers self-service
drinks and snacks. Free WIFI Internet.
Its location in the very heart of
Barcelona, right between Plaza de
Cataluña and Passeig de Gràcia,
has made the Jazz Hotel one of the
most cosmopolitan hotels of the
city, featuring 108 double rooms,
the Jazz-Bar, ample terrace and the outdoor pool and solarium.
The Jazz Hotel guests are within walking distance to all the
attractions in the old city, like the Cathedral, Las Ramblas, Liceu
Opera House, and the Contemporary Art Museum. The rooms
are warm and modern equipped with all the basics, in addition
to full private bath and exclusive amenities. Free WIFI Internet.
42) NH BARCELONA CENTRO
39) HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS CITY 22@
Hotel Descriptions
The hotel is the first Boutique
Hotel and has gotten the hand of
its mother property the Majestic
Hotel & Spa. It is located in the
“Golden Triangle”, the tourist and
commercial centre of the city, and
surrounded by plenty of shops, services and the most attractive places of Barcelona. The 60 luminous and exquisitely decorated rooms come with soft colours and contemporary art. The
rooms are equipped with minibar, hair dryer, safety box and
have soundproof double glazing windows. The hotel offers a
modern café-restaurant which serves breakfast in the mornings and a Spanish selection of Tapas, sandwiches, international
dishes and cocktails in the evening. Free WIFI Internet.
The hotel is located just a short
walk from Mar Bella beach in Barcelona’s dynamic new 22@ district.
The guest rooms are decorated in
warm red tones and equipped
with sofa, tea and coffee making
facilities, satellite TV and working desk along with other necessary amenities. The Express Bar offers after work drinks. Free
WIFI Internet.
The hotel is located close to the
historic Gothic quarter within
walking distance to the Las Ramblas, the city´s most famous shopping street, but in a quiet pedestrianized neighbourhood. The 156
spacious guest rooms are tastefully decorated and offer plenty
of natural light while the windows are soundproof. They are
equipped with coffee and tea making facilities, air conditioning, choice of pillows and minibar. At the open bar in the lobby
guests can order sandwiches, pastries and other light snacks.
Free WIFI Internet.
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43) NH DIAGONAL CENTER
2 Star
The hotel is a modern building in
the heart of Barcelona’s 22@ technology district, just 3 metro stops
from the Plaza de Cataluña and
Las Ramblas. The city’s beaches
are a 10-minute walk away, as is
the Olympic Port, home to lots of bars and restaurants. The 129
light and specious rooms are equipped with air conditioning,
working desk and extra-thick mattresses to guarantee a good
sleep. The hotel´s restaurant serves a well prepared buffet
breakfast in the mornings and a Mediterranean menu on weekday evenings. Free WIFI Internet.
46) IBIS PZA GLORIES 22
The Ibis Pza Glories 22 Hotel is
located in the most innovative
district of this Catalan city close to
the city´s main tourist attractions.
The guest’s rooms provide everything for a comfortable stay like
working desk, air conditioning, parquet flooring and LCD flat
screen TV. The Diagonal Bar is open 24 hours and offers drinks
and snacks. Free WIFI Internet.
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47) PARA-LEL
44) SHERATON DIAGONAL
The Four Points by Sheraton Barcelona Diagonal Hotel is located
close to the beach front and well
connected to the most known
attractions in Barcelona, right in
the new 22@ district. The hotel
rooms are furnished with classical basics like a large desk, flat
screen TV, daily bottled water to have a comfortable stay. The
La Avenida Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner in a
casual atmosphere with fresh and local products whereas the
4Taps Sports Bar serves beer and snacks. Free WIFI Internet.
Hotel Paral-lel is located on Barcelona’s Avenida Paralelo, just a
10-minute metro ride from Plaza
de Cataluña. A short walk towards
Las Ramblas, passing the Palau
Güell and the Columbus Monument along the way. The guest rooms face either the hotel´s
peaceful interior patio or overlook the Poeta Cabanyes Street
but are still quiet. They offer air conditioning, satellite TV and
minibar along with other basic amenities. The breakfast area
serves a wide range of pastries, meats, cheese and dairy products to start the day. Free WIFI Internet.
Located on the prominent Gran
Vía Avenue, the innovative and
minimalist Soho Hotel, designed
by Alfredo Arribas, gives its guests
the best of Barcelona. With a
crystal entrance hall and mezzanine-level restaurant and terrace, the hotel provides a warm
and elegant welcome. It has 51 double rooms, each equipped
with state-of-the-art technology as well as an outdoor pool
with solarium on the terrace with incredible panoramic views
of Gran Vía. Free WIFI Internet.
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Hotel Descriptions
45) SOHO HOTEL
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