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11th International Congress ISDCI 2009

Social programme

Welcome Cocktail

Term: Monday 29th June 2009, 19.30 – 22.00
Price: 0 €

Venue:
Břevnov Benedictine Monastery, Prague
Registered participants and registered accompanying persons: free of charge

Admission to the Welcome Coctail
Admission to the Welcome Cocktail is free for registered participants of 11th Congress of the International Society of Developmental and Comparative Immunology.

Transfer to the Welcome Coctail
The congress organizer will arrange transfer of participants from the hotel Diplomat to the Břevnov Benedictine Monastery and back.
Bus departure from the car park of the hotel Diplomat Prague is at 19:00.
First bus departure from Břevnov Benedictine Monastery car park is at 21:30.
Transfer schedule will be available at Registration center of the congress (reception foyer of the Diplomat Hotel Prague).


Programme of the Welcome Coctail

• Welcome Drink in Atrium in Břevnov Benedictine Monastery
• Cocktail in historical areas of Benedictine Monastery
• Sight-seeing possibility of Monastery interiors with comment
• Sight-seeing possibility of Monastery crypt
• Sight-seeing posibility of Břevnov Church St. Markéta
• Full-length concert of the Gli Archi di Praga in Atrium in Břevnov Benedictine Monastery

Prince Boleslav II. and bishop Vojtěch founded Bohemia's first monastery next to the road leading to Bavaria, at the springs of the Brusnice stream, not far from Prague Castle, in 993. From the beginning the monastery enjoyed an exclusive status and the Břevnov Benedictines went as missionaries to Poland and Hungary. The large complex was built in a valley on a regular ground plan surrounding square courtyards. It comprises the church of St. Margaret, the convent and prelature, outbuildings, entrance gate and garden with the Vojteska summer lodge. The present Baroque form of the church and monastery dates from the early 18th century, when it was rebuilt after the design of Christoph and Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer.