University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
February 14 - February 18, 2005
Travel Information:
For most participants, it will be best to arrive by
air at Sydney Airport, either International (Terminal 1)
or Domestic (Terminal 2).
How to get to Coogee
One can catch bus line 400, from bus stop no. 1 in front of
terminal 1 (international) or the
corresponding stop at terminal 2 (domestic).
The direction is "Bondi Junction", one can pay the driver
(it is 4.30 AUD from terminal 1; avoid large bills).
One has to change at "Randwick Junction". This is the
second stop after UNSW main gate; one can ask the driver
to announce the stop.
Here, change to bus line 372, 373 or X73 (direction: Coogee)
on the opposite side of the street. When you come to Coogee,
take the stop at the end of the beach, which is closest to
the Hotel.
Alternatively, one can take a cab directly to the hotel,
which will be approximately 30 ... 35 AUD.
How to get to the College
Bus line 400 (direction: Bondi Junction; one can pay
the driver) passes by the university.
How to get to UNSW from Coogee
From Coogee Beach, bus 370 runs via the university,
which provides an easy way to get there. One can also
walk, which takes approx. 30 minutes, back in 20 minutes.
For the bus, one needs a ticket for 2 sections. Blue
"travelten" tickets for this are sold at most news
agents in Coogee. ("blue" travelten tickets cost 12.70 AUD, versus
1.60 AUD single fare.)
How to get to the city centre from Coogee
Buses 372, 373 and 374 run regularly to the city centre
and harbour (a ride takes approx. 30 ... 40 minutes;
one needs 5 sectors as provided by brown "travelten"
tickets; "brown" travelten tickets cost 21.30 AUD). This is also the most
convenient access to the Opera House and the Royal Botanical Garden.