Practical Info

Dierenwelzijnscentrum

The Venue

Animal Welfare Centre in Lelystad

Lelystad is a remarkable city. As the capital of Flevoland province, it stands on land that was once part of an inland sea, now made habitable through Dutch innovation. Lelystad offers visitors many opportunities for relaxation and sightseeing. An international symposium deserves an appropriate venue, and we are pleased to announce that this edition will take place at the brand-new Animal Welfare Centre in Lelystad. This venue not only offers excellent lecture spaces, but is also equipped with state-of-the-art technology to ensure maximum comfort for both guests and speakers.

The venue can accommodate up to 220 attendees, and the symposium will be held in its two main halls. There will also be opportunities for exhibitors to showcase their products or services to an international audience.

Accesability

The venue is easily accessible by car and public transport and there are several suitable hotel options nearby for overnight stays.

By car

From the A6 motorway, take exit 11 Lelystad-Noord (N307) and turn right. At the first roundabout, take the second exit; at the second roundabout, take the first exit onto Binnenhavenweg. After 1.6 km, go straight at the roundabout (first exit) and turn right after approximately 50 metres onto Bronsweg. After 350 metres, you’ll find our location on the left. Parking is available on-site or along Platinastraat or Chroomstraat.

By public transport

From Lelystad Centrum train station, take bus line 143 towards Kampen via Dronten. Get off at the Steenstraat bus stop in Lelystad. From there, it’s about a 6-minute walk (approximately 400 metres) to Bronsweg 9. For the most up-to-date travel information, visit www.9292.nl.

Accomodations

For additional accommodation options, we kindly refer you to Booking.com and Airbnb.

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