Venue

Venue information, directions, Travel options and nearby hotels

• Conference (June 10 and 11) – Southbank Centre (Queen Elizabeth Hall)
• Workshops (June 9) – London House
• Accommodation options in the area
• Travel to London

Conference

The conference on June 10 and 11 will be held in and around Queen Elizabeth Hall at the Southbank Centre, Belvedere Rd, London, SE1 8XX. Full details for getting to the conference venue are available at the the Southbank Centre site.

Map and directions from Embankment and Waterloo stations

View Directions to the Southbank Centre on a larger map.

Workshops

The workshops on June 9 will be held at London House, Mecklenburgh Square, Bloomsbury, WC1N 2AB. Full details for getting to the workshop venue can be found at on the London House site.

View Web Directions @media 2010: London House in a larger map

Accommodation options in the area

Reasonably priced “cheap and cheerful” hotels can be found not too far away: don’t leave it too late to sort this out though!

• Wellington Hotel at Waterloo (~£90/€105 night )
• Citadines Trafalgar Square (~£128/€148 per night)
• The Mad Hatter Hotel (~£130/€150 per night)
• Novotel London Waterloo (~£130/€150 night)
• Guoman Charing Cross (~£159/€185 per night)
• Premier Inn London County Hall (~£140/€162 per night)

And if you really are on a budget, University of London has a number of Intercollegiate Halls of Residence in Central London which are available to visitors. At around £40/€46. (including a hearty breakfast!), these rooms really are good value but again, do get in early.

• International Hall
• Garden Halls
• Connaught Hall
• College Hall

View Web Directions @media 2010: Hotels on a larger map.

Travel to London

With various budget airlines operating from London, and high speed trains, getting to London from all over Europe is quick, and very affordable. So, with the Euro strong against the Pound, why not take advantage, and visit London for Web Directions @media?

Example airfares for June with EasyJet