The venue is strategically located at the heart of the Salerno city center, precisely at:
Grand Hotel Salerno
Lungomare Clemente Tafuri, 1
84127 Salerno
This central location ensures both accessibility and convenience for all participants. The Grand Hotel Salerno offers an exceptional setting for inspiring and productive conferences, combining a strategic position with thoughtfully designed facilities that meet the diverse needs of our attendees. Its atmosphere and amenities create the perfect backdrop for meaningful exchange, collaboration, and scientific dialogue.
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Salerno is a historic and beautiful city in southern Italy, well connected by plane, train, bus and car. The conference venue, Grand Hotel Salerno, is at walking distance from the Salerno central station. Below are the most common travel options to reach the city for ESSRI 2026.
1) Naples International Airport (NAP) – Main Option
This is the nearest major airport with international and domestic flights.
How to get to Salerno from Naples Airport:
Tip: Trains run often throughout the day, making this combination of shuttle + train one of the fastest and most convenient ways to reachSalerno.
2) Salerno Costa d’Amalfi Airport (QSR) – Secondary Option
A smaller airport near Salerno with some seasonal or regional flights.
Getting into Salerno city center:
Note: This airport may have more limited flight choices compared with Naples but is closer to Salerno.
Italy’s rail network connects Salerno directly with many major cities. For example:
More information can be found on Trenitalia website.
Welcome to Salerno, a historic and lively city on the Tyrrhenian coast of Southern Italy — an ideal place to host ESSRI 2026.
Nestled between sea and hills, Salerno combines centuries of cultural heritage with a dynamic urban atmosphere and
excellent connections to the wider region.
Founded as a Roman colony in 197 B.C., Salerno became an influential medieval center and home to the Schola Medica Salernitana,
he first and most important medical school in Europe during the Middle Ages, where scholars from across the
Mediterranean developed and shared knowledge.
Today, Salerno’s historic center invites visitors to explore its narrow streets, ancient churches, medieval walls, and Renaissance
palaces, while the picturesque Lungomare Trieste promenade offers relaxing views of the Gulf of Salerno.
The city’s vibrant culture is enriched by its museums, botanical gardens, theatres and lively cafés — all within walking
distance of the conference venue. Salerno also serves as a perfect base for discovering the Amalfi Coast,
Pompeii, Paestum and Capri, world-renowned destinations easily reachable for day trips.
We are delighted to welcome you to Salerno for ESSRI 2026 — a setting that blends scientific tradition, Mediterranean charm,
and modern hospitality, offering an inspiring backdrop for scientific exchange, networking, and collaboration.
We are pleased to provide certificates of attendance and presentation upon request. If you require a certificate for attending the event or for delivering a presentation, please contact us to submit your request.
To obtain a certificate, kindly email us (essri2026@unisa.it) with the following
information:
• Your full name
• The title of the session or presentation you attended or
delivered
• Your affiliation or organization (if applicable)
Once we receive your request, we will process it and issue the corresponding certificate. Please allow some time for processing.