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Venue & Travel

Venue & Travel

The conference takes place at Villa Romanazzi Carducci, in the centre of Bari.

Venue

Villa Romanazzi Carducci

Bari, Italy

Home of the A&F LUM Conference since its first edition in 2025: a nineteenth-century villa set in a park in the centre of Bari.

Conference participants walking through the park of Villa Romanazzi Carducci, beside one of its pavilions and a stone fountain.
The park between sessions · June 2026
The plenary hall of Villa Romanazzi Carducci during the conference: a full audience under a timber-truss roof, facing the speaker and the screen.
Plenary hall, Villa Romanazzi Carducci · 2nd edition, June 2026
Dates
Thursday 3 –
Friday 4 June 2027
Venue
Mercure Villa Romanazzi Carducci
Address
Via Giuseppe Capruzzi 326
Bari, Italy
Getting there
City centre, close to Bari Centrale railway station
One of the meeting rooms of Villa Romanazzi Carducci during a parallel session, with participants facing the screen.
Meeting room used for parallel sessions · June 2026
Participants at tables on a shaded terrace in the grounds of Villa Romanazzi Carducci.
Terrace in the grounds, between sessions · June 2026

01Getting to Bari

Travel

AF27 / 2027

Status

COMING SOON

Travel information for the 2027 edition will be published here when confirmed.

Travel · 2027

02Accommodation

Where to stay

AF27 / 2027

Status

COMING SOON

Accommodation information for the 2027 edition will be published here when confirmed.

Accommodation · 2027

03Maps

Directions

Directions to the venue Open in Maps

The Bari waterfront promenade with its lamps, in warm evening light.
The waterfront promenade
The pale stone façade of the Basilica of San Nicola in the old town of Bari.
Basilica of San Nicola, Bari Vecchia

The city

Bari, Italy

The capital of Apulia is one of the main ports of the Adriatic and a historic crossing point between Western Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean.

Bari Vecchia, the old town around the Cathedral of San Sabino and the Basilica of San Nicola, opens directly onto the sea.