The first part of LIDA, 25-27 May 2003,
will be held in Dubrovnik and for the
second part, 28-30 May 2003, the
conference moves to island Mljet, less
than a two hour ride from Dubrovnik on a
fast catamaran. Pre-conference workshops
are planned for 25 May 2003.Dubrovnik, Croatia is
among the unique cities in the world,
recognized as one of the World Cultural
Heritage sites by UNESCO. It is a walled
city, preserved as it existed in medieval
times. A beautiful natural location on
the Adriatic Sea, a lavish architecture
of squares, palaces, and churches, small,
intriguing hill-hugging streets,
pedestrian-only traffic within the walls,
outings to the enchanting near-by islands
- all these and more combine to make
Dubrovnik one of the most popular
destinations in Europe. For Croatia see http://www.croatia.hr/ and for
Dubrovnik http://dubrovnik.laus.hr/; travel
information at http://www.dubrovnik-online.com/
Mljet is
one of the most enchanting island in the
Adriatic, a sea that abounds with
beautiful islands to start with. Hotel
Odisej is in a small harbor. Near the
hotel is the entrance to the Mljet
National Park with lush vegetation
surrounding three inland lakes, a small
island with a monastery in the middle
lake, paths for walking, and spots for
swimming in the blue and green sea. For
Mljet National Park see http://www.np-mljet.hr/ and for hotel
Odisej (with further information about
the surroundings) see http://www.hotelodisej.hr.
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