About Cosenza

Rende is part of the metropolitan area of Cosenza, counting around 269,000 inhabitants. The origins of Cosenza date back to the 4th century B.C., when the area was strategically important to the Bruttians. The historical center of Cosenza hosts a Cathedral, an Hohenstaufen Castle, the Rendano Theater, the Calatrava Bridge and the Open Air Museum.

More detailed information can be found following this link. A PDF booklet can be downloaded here.

About Rende

The University of Calabria is located in Rende. The population of Rende amounts to around 35,000, but increases to more than 60,000 if non-residential university students living there are taken into account. The University is located in the modern area, but don't miss the opportunity to visit the historical center and its Norman Castle.

The Quattromiglia area

Quattromiglia is a vibrant and fast-growing district in the municipality of Rende, located just north of the urban area of Cosenza.

At the heart of the district lies Via Guglielmo Marconi, the main street and social hub of Quattromiglia. Lined with a wide variety of restaurants, cafés, bars, various amenities such as laundromats and supermarkets, and even a bowling alley.

Just a short walk away flows the Crati River, bordered by green areas and pathways perfect for a relaxing walk or a refreshing run — a natural escape right within the city.

The conference venue is easily accessible on foot or by bus from Quattromiglia di Rende, which is the recommended area for booking accommodation. 

Venue and Accommodation

Information about the conference venue, directions on how to reach the conference, and a list of hotels offering special rates are available on the dedicated pages.