The Venue
Palazzo Corigliano
Piazza San Domenico Maggiore
Naples
Palazzo Corigliano, commissioned in the early 16th century by Giovanni di Sangro and Andreina Dentice, is a Renaissance residence located in Naples’ historic centre. Designed by the Florentine architect Giovanni Donadio, known as il Mormando, it combined classical inspiration with innovative architectural features. Extensively renovated in the 18th century by Duke Agostino Saluzzo, it was enriched with grand halls, gilded stuccoes, and the celebrated Cabinet decorated with mirrors and mythological scenes. Since 1977, the building has been owned by the University of Naples “L’Orientale”, which restored it for academic use; today it serves as a distinguished venue for conferences and cultural events.
How to get to Naples
​By Train: Naples' main train station is Napoli Centrale and both Trenitalia and Italo Treno arrive and depart here, coming from and going to many major Italian cities.
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By Plane: Capodichino International Airport is the city's airport. A number of direct national and international flights arrive and depart daily. Once landed, you can reach the city centre by taxi or by bus (Alibus). ​
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By Car: You can easily drive into Naples by following the A1 highway. Finding parking in the city, though, can be challenging.If your accommodation doesnot have private parking, be sure to check theavailable parking options in the area.​​
Palazzo Corigliano is in the heart of Napoli's historic city centre (Centro Storico).
If you need to take public transport, the best way to reach Palazzo Corigliano is through Metro L1.
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The nearest metro station on Line 1 is Università.
Exit at Università station and proceed along Corso Umberto I. Turn left onto Via Mezzocannone and continue uphill. Upon reaching Piazza San Domenico Maggiore, you will find Palazzo Corigliano on your right.
If you are staying in Naples’ historic city centre, you may not need to take the metro. Check the quickest route to Palazzo Corigliano on Google Maps - you might be lucky, and it could be just a few minutes’ walk from your accommodation!
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Don't forget: due to heavy congestion, particularly in the city center of Naples, buses frequently experience delays. Please, take that into consideration when planning your movements, and for real-time transport
updates, visit the the ANM Facebook page and check
the ANM website for timetables.
How to reach the venue
People interested in attending the conference as listeners (without giving a presentation) are invited to register for organizational reasons.
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You can send us your full name, your affiliation and the days where you will attend the conference as a listener at the following email:
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