INFORMATION GUIDE 43 rd TF-CSIRT meeting Rome 18-19 September 2014

INFORMATION GUIDE 43 rd TF-CSIRT meeting Rome 18-19 September 2014

Table of Contents 1 ABOUT ROME... 3 2 PRACTICAL INFORMATION... 3 2.1 Airports... 3 2.2 Taxi fixed price to/form Airports... 4 2.3 Car rental with driver fixed price to/from Airport... 4 2.4 Trains to/form Fiumicino Airport... 5 2.5 Trains... 5 2.6 Bus and subway... 5 2.7 Taxi... 6 2.8 Electricity & electronics... 6 2.9 Time zone... 6 3 CURRENCY, EXCHANGE & CREDIT CARDS... 7 4 USEFUL NUMBERS... 8 4.1 Emergency phone numbers... 8 4.2 Hospitals in Rome with Emergency Facilities... 8 4.3 Pharmacy... 9 5 MEETING VENUE... 10 5.1 Location... 10 5.2 How to reach Poste Italiane... 11 6 HOTELS... 14 7 EATING & DRINKING... 16

1 ABOUT ROME Rome is known in the worldwide as the Eternal City for its unique history of 2800 years. Today Rome is one of the most visited places in the world thanks to its glorious monumentality and its religious and cultural importance. A visit to Rome will allow you to discover the several historical layers that have built this beautiful city through the centuries; from the remains of the Roman Empire, through the Medieval, Renaissance periods up to the modern day architecture that dots the city throughout. The "Eternal city" is not only represented by its masterpieces of art, breath-taking architecture, monuments and museums but also by its typical streets and alleyways where one can discover traits of Italian lifestyle, tradition and culture. I suggest you to visit St Peter Church and climb its famous cupola, to visit Vatican Museum with Sistine Chapel realized by Michelangelo and the four rooms of Raffaello. The centre of Rome is full of historical monuments. You can see the Colosseo, Piazza Navona, Fontana di Trevi, Pantheon, Castel Sant Angelo and much more. Rome has excellent shopping opportunities of all kinds. You also get some big department stores, outlets and shopping centres. Main shopping areas include Via del Corso, Via Condotti, Via Cola di Rienzo and the surrounding streets. October is one of the best months to visit Rome, the temperatures are warm (about 22 ) and the city hosts the richest of event s calendars. The nightlife in Rome is very amusing. You can get into one of the numerous bars, pubs, clubs with live music, theatres or you can spend the evening on one of the many piazzas or take a leisurely stroll down one of the characteristic streets to experience a splendid Rome by night. You can find further information on the official tourist website for Rome. You can see here the map of the center of Rome. 2 PRACTICAL INFORMATION 2.1 Airports Rome has two international airports: Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport is located in Fiumicino, out of the southwest side of the city, 35 km from Rome s historic city center. The airport has daily connections with every major international city; Rome Ciampino Airport (Giovanni Battista Pastine Airport) is located in Ciampino, out of the southeast side of the city, 12.0 km from Rome s historical center. The airport is a hub of many low-cost Airlines. Both are 30-40 minutes of taxi/car rental with driver or 20-40 minutes of shuttle train away from the city central station.

2.2 Taxi fixed price to/form Airports Taxi from airports to the center of Rome has a fixed cost, by law. Taxi from Ciampino Airport to Center of Rome (within the Aurelian Walls) costs a fixed price of 30 Euro, inclusive of all extra charges. Other specific fixed fares from Ciampino Airport, inclusive of all extra charges, to other destinations are: o Tiburtina Station: 35.00 o Ostiense Station: 30.00 o Fiumicino Airport: 50.00 Taxi from Fiumicino Airport to Center of Rome (within the Aurelian Walls) costs a fixed price of 48 Euro, inclusive of all extra charges. Other specific fixed fares from Fiumicino Airport, inclusive of all extra charges, to other destinations are: o Ciampino Airport: 50.00 o Tiburtina Station: 55.00 o Ostiense Station: 45.00 Fixed prices indicated are per taxi with maximum four people. For taxi journeys to other places around the city, fares are calculated using the taximeter from the point of departure, with fares varying according to the distance travelled. 2.3 Car rental with driver fixed price to/from Airport The following rates have been agreed for car rental with driver: Sedan (Mercedes): From Fiumicino Airport to Rome Center and Vice versa 45,00+Iva From Fiumicino Airport to Rome EUR and Vice versa 40,00+Iva From Rome Center to EUR and vice versa 25.00+Iva Mini Van with 7 seats: From Fiumicino Airport to Rome Center and Vice versa 70,00+Iva From Fiumicino Airport to Rome EUR and Vice versa 55,00+Iva From Rome Center to EUR and vice versa 40,00+Iva Contacts: Claudio Roberti NCC Service Drive - Noleggio con conducente Roma Tel.: +39 06 99 34 51 93 Fax: +39 06 99 33 14 98 Mobile: +39 333 74 00 937 e-mail: c.roberti@nccservicedrive.com web site: www.nccservicedrive.com

2.4 Trains to/form Fiumicino Airport In Fiumicino Airport there is also a railway station with two different services. The Roma Termini Station-Fiumicino Airport non-stop service takes about 30 minutes to reach airport/rome without intermediate stops. The Fiumicino-Fara Sabina line (FM1) stops in some of the main Rome railway stations (Tiburtina, Tuscolana, Ostiense, Trastevere). All Alitalia passengers traveling between Fiumicino Airport and Rome can take the Alitalia Bus that is available to all Alitalia passengers arriving or departing. Alitalia provides nonstop transportation to Termini Station and to select locations in Rome City. You may reserve the service on alitalia.com. For further information contact P.I.T, the Tourist Information Point of Rome, inside the airport. 2.5 Trains Rome has a central train station called Roma Termini, located in the city center. From that, most trains leave to all destinations. Another main station is Roma Tiburtina, from here several other important trains leave to all destinations. Timetables and information may be found calling the company Trenitalia by phone ([+39]892021) or better on the Trenitalia website. 2.6 Bus and subway Due to the lot of archaeological findings, Rome has only two underground railways called Metro. The two lines are called simply A and B and most of the public transport is on the ground surface. There is an extension of metro line B, called B1 that starts at Bologna and finishes at Conca d Oro. The two stops in-between are called Sant Agnese-Annibaliano and Libia. It is important to note that both line B and line B1 start at Laurentina, but that some trains after the Bologna stop veer off towards Conca d Oro and some continue towards the end of the original line B, Rebibbia. Therefore, who need to go to Rome s second railway station Tiburtina or who, e.g. have to travel to the Ponte Mammolo stop in order to take the bus to visit Tivoli, must make sure that the final destination Rebibbia (and not Conca d Oro) is written on the train. For both line (A and B), trains run approximately every 4-10 minutes, from 5:30 am until 11:30 pm every day (until 1:30 am on Fridays and Saturdays nights). The ground (bus) and underground public transport service is given by the public company called ATAC.

The tickets can be purchased at vending machines or kiosks inside metro stations and at nearly every newspaper shop and tobacco shop. There are different ticket types available: BIT - Integrated Time Ticket: 1,5 euro for 75 minutes from the initial validation with only one metro ride (BIT ticket) BIG - Integrated Daily Ticket: 6,00 Euro until midnight (24.00) of the day of its validation and for an unrestricted number of journeys. BTI - Integrated Tourist Ticket: 16,50 euro for 3 days from the date indicated by the ticket holder and for an unrestricted number of journeys. CIS- Integrated Weekly Ticket: 24,00 euro for 7 days from the date indicated by the ticket holder and for an unrestricted number of journeys In order for it to be valid, you must validate your ticket on the first day of use. 2.7 Taxi In Rome there are several private Taxi companies. The suggested company names, phone numbers and websites are: - Radio Taxi Samarcanda: to reserve a taxi, please call [+39] 065551 - Radio Taxi 3570: to reserve a taxi, please call [+39] 063570 - Pronto Taxi 6645: to reserve a taxi, please call [+39] 066645 Please note that every Samarcanda taxi can be paid by credit card, for the other taxi companies you have to specify that you will pay with credit card. 2.8 Electricity & electronics Electricity in Italy is 220 volts, 50 cycles alternating current (AC). Voltage converters might not be always easy to find in Italy, if you think you will need one, I suggest you to get it before you leave home. 2.9 Time zone The Rome time zone is UMT/GMT+1 hour

3 CURRENCY, EXCHANGE & CREDIT CARDS In Italy, the official currency is the Euro ( ), it is in many other European countries. You can exchange your money at every bank (from about 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday) although you have to pay a commission to exchange cash, usually about 5 Euro. You can also change your money for Euro at most Italian Post offices (from 8:30 to 13:50 from Monday to Friday, on Saturdays from 8:30 to 12:00), with lower commission. You can also access to cash abroad at a local ATM (Automatic Teller Machines, in Italy known as Bancomat), using a debit or credit card. Credit card is the most versatile, giving you access to your money at both ATM and inside banks. Major establishments accept credit cards but you should contact your bank to see what surcharges they place on foreign currency purchases. Visa and MasterCard charge a processing fee on international transactions. For information on your own credit card, here the contacts of the major Companies that have an operating office in Rome: Servizi Interbancari (Sì Card and VISA) - Via Quattro Fontane, 22 Phone 800 151616-892900 UBS via Lombardia 43, 18 - Phone +39 0642376591 American Express - L.go Caduti di El Alamein - Phone +39 06722801 Mastercard - Phone +39 800 870 866 VISA - Phone +39 800 819 014 If you want to know the present international exchange rate of your currency click here In case of theft the bank or credit card it should be immediately blocked by telephoning: Bancomat: tel. 800822056 American Express: tel. 0672282 Diner s Club: tel. 800864064 Cartasì Mastercard Visa: tel. 800151616 Cariplo Cartamoneta (Mastercard Visa): tel. 800825099 Bank Americard (Mastercard Visa): tel. 80082100

4 USEFUL NUMBERS 4.1 Emergency phone numbers Type of emergency service Telephone Carabinieri 112 Police 113 Fire Brigade 115 Road assistance 116 Guardia di Finanza (finance police) 117 Medical emergency 118 Traffic Wardens +39 06 67691 Police Headquarters +39 06 4686 4.2 Hospitals in Rome with Emergency Facilities Hospital Telephone District Sant'Eugenio Tel: 06 51001 EUR piazzale dell'umanesimo 10 San Giovanni Tel: 06 77051 San Giovanni via Amba Aradam 8 San Camillo Tel: 06 58701 Gianicolense Via Circonvallazione Gianicolense San Giacomo Tel: 06 36261 Center via Canova Policlinico Umberto I Tel: 06 49971 Policlinico Viale del Policlinico, 155 Policlinico Agostino Gemelli Tel: 06 30151 Pineta Sacchetti Largo Agostino Gemelli, 8 Santo Spirito Tel: 06 68351 San Pietro lungotevere in Sassia 3 Ospedale Bambino Gesù Children's Hospital Tel: 06 68592351 San Pietro PioXII Building, 4 p. S. Onofrio, Rome San Carlo Tel: 06 633606 Aurelio via Aurelia 275 San Filippo Neri Tel: 06 33061 Trionfale via Martinotti Villa San Pietro via Cassia 600 Tel: 06 33581 Cassia

4.3 Pharmacy With a green cross outside the window, pharmacies usually have the following opening hours: Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 13:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. In Rome you ll find a farmacia that s open on weekend, some is open all night and others that offer 24-hour service. With a green cross outside the window, pharmacies usually have the same opening hours as shops: Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 13:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.. In larger towns and cities, you ll find a farmacia that s open on weekend, some is open all night and others that offer 24-hour service. Their addresses, opening times and details of weekend or night shifts are displayed outside all the local pharmacies. (A surcharge will be applied to the medicine purchased at these hours)

5 MEETING VENUE 5.1 Location The meeting will be held on 18th & 19th September 2014 in Viale Europa 17500144 Rome Italy. The venue is near two metro station Line B Blue called Eur Palasport and Eur Fermi.

5.2 How to reach Poste Italiane Poste Italiane venue is near Eur Palasport metro station (Line B Blue) Following you can find all information to reach the meeting venue from Airports and Termini Railway Station

From Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport Taxi: Duration: 40 minutes Cost: 35.00 Euros circa Train/Metro: 1 Option: Train: From Fiumicino Airport to Termini Station (Leonardo Express) Duration: 30 minutes (departure every 30 minutes) Cost: 14.00 Euros (one way) Then Metro: From Termini Station to Eur Palasport (Line B Blue - direction Laurentina) Duration: 20 minutes Cost: 1.50 Euro (one way) Then Walking 350 meters to viale Europa 175 2 Option: Train : From Fiumicino Airport to Roma Ostiense Duration: 20 minutes (departure every 15 minutes) Cost: 8 Euro (one way) Then Metro: From Roma Ostiense to Eur Palasport (Line B Blue - direction Laurentina) Duration: 10 minutes Cost: 1.50 Euro (one way) Then Walking 350 meters to viale Europa 175 From Ciampino Airport Taxi: Duration: 25 minutes Cost: 30.00 Euros circa Bus/Metro: Bus: From Ciampino Airport to Termini Station Duration: 30 minutes (departure every 30 minutes circa) Cost: 4.50 Euros (one way) Then Metro: From Termini Station to Eur Palasport (Line B Blue - direction Laurentina) Duration: 20 minutes Cost: 1.50 Euro (one way) Then Walking 350 meters to viale Europa 175

From Termini Railway Station Taxi: Duration: 25 minutes Cost: 20.00 Euros circa Metro: From Termini Station to Eur Palasport (Line B Blue - direction Laurentina) Duration: 20 minutes Cost: 1.50 Euro (one way) Then Walking 350 meters to viale Europa 175

6 HOTELS Hotels and agreed rates for the meeting are as follows: Name Rate per night Price Distance from venue How to book IBIS STYLES Roma Eur **** Viale Egeo 133 http://www.ibis.com/it/hotel- 9301-ibis-styles-roma-eur/ Double room for single use 125 Double room 155 Walking distance (1 km- 10 minutes) Send an email to H9301- SL@ACCOR.COM You can change or cancel your reservation without penalty until 16:00 pm on 11 September SHANGRI LÁ CORSETTI **** Viale Algeria 141 http://www.shangrilacorsetti.it Double room for single use 125 Walking distance (1,5 Km-20 minutes or bus) Send an email to Postedir@Regint.it Hotel American Palace Eur **** Via Laurentina, 554 http://www.americanpalace.it Double room for single use 100 Double 115 Metro Laurentina Less than 5 minutes with 2 metro stops Send an email to booking@american palace.it and indicate as reservation code GCSC Pulizer **** Viale Guglielmo Marconi 905 http://www.hotelpulitzer.it Double room for single use 125 Metro Marconi Less than 5 minutes with 2 metro stops Send an email to Postedir@Regint.it MERCURE ROMA CENTRO COLOSSEO **** Via Labicana 144 http://www.accorhotels.com/it /hotel-2909-mercure-romacentro-colosseo/ Double room for single use 165 Metro Colosseo 15 minutes with 7 metro stops Send an email to Postedir@Regint.it

Other recommended hotels without special rates for the meeting, are as follows: Grand Hotel Parco dei Principi **** Via Frescobaldi, 5 00198 Roma Tel. +39 06 854421 www.parcodeiprincipi.com Hotel Dei Congressi **** Viale Sheakespeare, 29 00144 Roma Tel. + 39 06 5926021 www.hoteldeicongressiroma.com Relais Mediterraneum Viale dell'arte, 46-00144 Roma Tel : 06.45582242 http://www.relaismediterraneum.it

7 EATING & DRINKING In Rome you can eat typical Italian dishes as pasta, pizza and bruschetta. Campo dei Fiori, Trastevere, Testaccio are the places where you can find the Rome's most original and traditional foods and special homemade desserts. I also suggest you to eat Italian ice cream, drink Italian wine, that is one of the best in Europe, and get a good cup of coffee or cappuccino in the center of Rome, with an excellent view and service. For aperitif and after dinner I suggest you the following clubs: Salotto 42, piazza di pietra between pantheon and via del Corso (thursday better) Hotel Locarno, via dell'oca close to piazza del Popolo (a little garden in the centre of the city) Campo dei Fiori square (every place is good) Ponte milvio (bridge that was crossed from Julius Cesar when he went back to Rome) Bar in piazza le Copelle (close to pantheon) Freni e frizioni (Trastevere close to piazza Trilussa is on the street Lungotevere) Shari vari, via di Tor Argentina, close to the Pantheon Bar del fico, via del fico, close to Piazza Navona For dinner (medium price 25-40 euro) I suggest you the following restaurants: Ditirambo, piazza della cancelleria 74-75 (close to Campo dei Fiori) Il brillo parlante, via della fontanell 12 (close to Piazza del Popolo) Sora Margherita (a little association in Piazza delle Cinque Scole n. 30 tel +39 066874216 typical roman raw place) Hosteria dell'orso via dei soldati 25c (one of the most expensive restaurant in rome tel: +39 0668301192) 150 euro for person Matricianella, via del leone (roman restaurant close on sunday) Grano, piazza Rondanini 53 (close to the Pantheon) Ai spaghettari, piazza San Cosimato 58 in Trastevere Le pain quotidien for the brunch on saturday and sunday, via tomacelli 24 close to via del corso For ice cream I suggest you the following ice cream shops: Giolitti, via Uffici del vicario (close to the parliament and pantheon) Della Palma, via della Maddalena, 19/23 (close to pantheon) I Gracchi, via dei Gracchi, 272 (close to St. Peter church) Il gelato di San Crispino, via della panetteria 42 (close to Fontana di Trevi) Old bridge, via dei Bastioni di Michelangelo 5 (close to St. Peter church) For after dinner I suggest you the following clubs: La Maison, vicolo dei granary (close to piazza Navona) Arte in villa Borghese Testaccio block Spazio 900, EUR block