Our Venue
EuroSLA 35 takes place at NOVA University Lisbon:
Rectory building, Colégio Almada Negreiros (CAN)
and NOVA FCSH (Tower B)
Both campus are easily accessible by metro (São Sebastião station for the Rectory building and Colégio Almada Negreiros (CAN), or Campo Pequeno station for NOVA FCSH (Tower B), bus, or on foot from hotels in the city centre.
A car park is also available for delegates.
Getting to NOVA FCSH (Tower B)
Nearest metro: Campo Pequeno (Yellow Line), about a 3-minute walk. Exit towards Avenida da República/Avenida de Berna
Getting to the Rectory building and Colégio Almada Negreiros (CAN)
Nearest metro: São Sebastião (Blue or Red Line). Exit via Avenida Ressano Garcia and walk about 8′ towards Rua da Mesquita/Lisbon Central Mosque, and then to Campolide Campus entrance.
Walking between FCSH (Tower B) and the Rectory building/Colégio Almada Negreiros (CAN)
Approx. 15 minutes on foot. Walk past the Gulbenkian Gardens towards El Corte Inglés, continue along Avenida Ressano Garcia, and follow to Rua da Mesquita/Lisbon Central Mosque, and then to Campolide Campus entrance.
RECTORY BUILDING
The Rectory Building (Auditorium A+B) will host:
. plenary talks
. poster sessions
. Language Learning Round Table
. JESLA 10th Anniversary, EuroSLA Distinguished Scholar Award, and EuroSLA General Meeting
COLÉGIO ALMADA NEGREIROS
Parallel sessions and the Introduction to Tobii Eye-Tracker will take place at Colégio Almada Negreiros (CAN) (1st and 2nd floors).
NOVA FCSH – TOWER B
The Doctoral workshop takes place on the 2nd and 3rd floors of Tower B of NOVA FCSH (Avenida de Berna, 26-C, 1069-061 Lisboa).
PhD EVENING
The Phd evening takes place at Xuventude de Galicia (R. Júlio de Andrade 3, 1150-206 Lisboa).
CONFERENCE DINNER
The Conference dinner takes place at Cervejaria Trindade (R. Nova da Trindade 20C, 1200-303 Lisboa).
Travel
Lisbon is one of Europe’s most accessible capital cities, offering excellent connections by air, rail, road, and sea.
By air
Lisbon Airport (LIS), officially known as Humberto Delgado Airport, is located just 7 km from the city centre. It is served by a wide range of international and low-cost airlines, providing direct flights to and from major European cities and global destinations.
The city centre can be reached from the airport in approximately 20 minutes via the Metro Red Line, with a one-way ticket costing less than €2. Taxis, ride-sharing services, airport shuttles, and car rentals are also readily available.
By train
Lisbon is well connected to other Portuguese cities and Spain by a modern rail network. Gare do Oriente is the main station for long-distance trains, offering high-speed services to Porto, Coimbra, and the Algarve, as well as international routes.
By road
The city is linked to the rest of Portugal and Spain through an extensive motorway network. Long-distance buses provide affordable and frequent services to and from Lisbon.
Getting around Lisbon
Lisbon has a comprehensive public transport system, including metro, buses, trams, and funiculars, making it easy to navigate the city.
Buy a Navegante card at any metro station and load it with either Zapping (pay-as-you-go credit) or a 24-hour travel pass. If you plan to use trains, ferries, or travel beyond central Lisbon, check the available 24-hour ticket options when purchasing your card.
You can also use Bolt or Uber, which are widely available.
June is a festive month in Lisbon, with the city celebrating St. Anthony through the Popular Saints festivities.
For more information about getting to Lisbon and moving around the city, visit the official Visit Lisboa website.
Welcome to Lisbon!
Accomodation
Lisbon offers a wide range of accommodation options to suit different budgets. Below is a selection of hotels from 2 to 4 stars located near the conference venue. Other options are also available. Early booking is strongly recommended.
