welcome to esoprs meeting

ESOPRS members, colleagues, ladies and gentlemen,

on behalf of the ESOPRS committee you are cordially invited to join the 28th annual meeting of the European Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ESOPRS)
in Munich from 9 - 11 September 2010.

The first day of the meeting will be devoted to a specially formatted course "Current Concepts in Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery", focused on frontiers and controversial issues in this field. It will assemble an outstanding faculty representing opinion leaders in Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.

The scientific meeting on Friday and Saturday - dedicated to eyelid, orbital and lacrimal topics - with oral and poster presentations, videos, invited lectures and an industrial exhibition will seamlessly blend established knowledge with new information and stimulate interaction and discussion.

The congress will take place in the main building of the renowned Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich.

The Bavarian capital of Munich in Southern Germany enjoys a very favorable location in the heart of Europe close to the Alps. The city as one of Germany´s most popular destinations has much to offer. Cosmopolitan and proud, trend merges with Bavarian tradition. Munich is a kaleidoscope of contrasts under the typically blue and white Bavarian sky, and one finds both trendy spots and "Gemütlichkeit".

We are very much looking forward to welcoming you to Munich in September 2010!

Christoph Hintschich
Local organizer

scientific program

Pre-Meeting Course

Thursday 9 September 2010

08.30–17.00

"Current Concepts in Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery"

Registration
Welcome
Management of Eyelid Coloboma / Richard Collin, London
Ptosis Surgery: Revival of the Posterior Approach? / Anthony Tyers, Salisbury
Blepharoplasty: Tricks and pitfalls / Serge Morax, Paris
Midface Lift: An Ophthalmic Plastic Procedure? / Ramon Medel Jiminez, Barcelone
Coffee Break
Applied Pathology for Ophthalmic Plastic Surgeons / Leo Holbach, Erlangen
Non-Surgical Eyelid & Periocular Tumour Management / Michele Beaconsfield,  London
Immunosuppression: Rationale in Oculoplastic Surgery / Haraldur Sigurdsson, Reykjavik
Lunch
Orbital Imaging: CT, MRI and what else? / Ullrich Müller-Lisse, Munich
Pathogenisis and Management of Vascular Lesions of the Orbit / Jack Rootman, Vancouver
Orbital Volume Augmentation / Vladimir Thaller, Plymouth & Rolf Guthoff, Rostock
Coffee Break
Managing the Watery Eye / Geoffrey Rose, London
Graves´ Ophthalmopathy: Diagnosis & Non-Surgical Management / Petros Perros & Jane Dickinson, Newcastle
Graves´ Ophthalmopathy: Surgical Management / Lelio Baldeschi, Pisa

Scientific Meeting

social program

Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception

The Welcome Reception on Thursday, 9 September 2010, 18:00 to 20:00, for all participants and accompanying persons will be held in the "Pinakothek der Moderne", a museum of Modern Art located in Munich´s museum district, less than ten minutes walking distance from the ESOPRS meeting venue. This unique museum with its grand scale architecture presents paintings, works on paper, architecture and design and is one of the largest collections of 20th and 21st century art. Participants will have the opportunity to visit the collections by themselves or join guided English tours.

Gala Dinner

LENBACH bar, restaurant and gobelin hall in the former Bernheim palais from 1887, stylish designed by Sir Terence Conran, endowed with the motifs of the seven sins: envy, greed, lust, sloth, wrath, vanity and gluttony is the right place for a night out. Located in the very center of Munich, well known as a connoisseurs paradise, the LENBACH will host ESOPRS Gala Dinner on Friday, 10 September 2010, at 20:00.

registration

The online registration is possible until 31 August 2010.

The conference fee for the Scientific Meeting includes
- participation in all lectures and access to the poster and exhibition area (10 - 11 September 2010)
- conference bag with program and abstract book
- admission to Welcome Reception at the Museum "Pinakothek der Moderne"
- Coffee, drinks and lunch at the exhibition area during breaks


Registration Fee

Registration deadline is 31 August 2010.
Please register after this date at the registration desk on site.

Registration is preferred on this website.

A separate registration is needed for the Pre Meeting Course on 9 September 2010 and the Gala Dinner on 10 September 2010 (limited number of participants).

To register for the conference it is not necessary to be a member of the ESOPRS society.


Mode of Payment
Please indicate on your bank transfer „ESOPRS2010“ and the name of the participant. Please note that after 31 August 2010 you may only pay on site and not by bank transfer.

Preferred payment is bank transfer to:
COCS GmbH - Congress Organisation C. Schäfer
Account 3180 355 722
BLZ 700 202 70
HypoVereinsbank Munich
Iban: DE65 7002 0270 3180 3557 22
Bic/Swift HYVEDEMMXXX

Registration (Please click)

For offline registration please download the registration form here.

abstract submission

Call for abstracts

Abstract Book

All accepted abstracts will be published in the ESOPRS 2010 Program & Abstract Book given at the conference. Abstracts of authors not registered as participant by 22 July 2010 latest will not appear in the programme & abstract book and can not be presented at the meeting.

Main topics

Submissions can be categorized into one of the following main topics:

• Eyelid
• Orbit
• Socket
• Lacrimal
• Aesthetic
• Miscellaneous

Oral Presentation

Notifications of acceptance will indicate the date and time of presentation. Data projection will be provided. Please prepare your presentation in PowerPoint and submit it at the media check station at least 1 hour prior to your session. The length of an oral presentation is seven minutes maximum, plus three minutes for discussion!

Rapid Fire Presentation

Authors of posters, which have been classified as the best posters by the Scientific Programme Committee will be invited to present their work in a Rapid Fire Presentation. The length of a rapid fire presentation is three  minutes maximum, and no discussion will be offered!

Poster Presentation

All necessary technical information for poster presentation will be given together with the acceptance letter. Materials to affix posters to poster boards will be provided.

Video Presentation

All necessary technical information for a video presentation will be given together with the acceptance letter. The length of a video presentation is seven minutes maximum, plus three minutes for discussion. Videos longer than 7 minutes will not be accepted.

grants

ESOPRS Junior Award

ESOPRS awards a prize for the best research by a young scientist. The author must be 35 Years old or younger.  The paper must deal with the orbit and/or ocular adnexa, basic research and clinical/experimental work will be accepted. The winner will be chosen by a jury of five members. The prize of the award is € 3000 and must be used to further the education or research of the winner. During the meeting the President of the Society will present the award together with a skin hook inscribed "ESOPRS Junior Award" to the winner. All necessary instructions and requirements can be found on ESOPRS´s website: www.esoprs.eu/home/junior.htm

general information

Download the 2nd announcement (PDF, 700KB)

Venue

LMU – Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich
Aula at the Main Building
Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1
80539 Munich, Germany
Website: www.en.uni-muenchen.de

Besides the historical significance of the University edifices, which were built by the King Ludwig I and designed by architect Friedrich von Gärtner in 1840, a major benefit of the venue is its attractive location in the centre of Munich. It is well connected by the underground lines U3 and U6 with its own station "Universität", only two stops from the city centre station "Marienplatz". Munich University is located in the neighbourhood called "Maxvorstadt" & "Schwabing", an area that boasts a concentration of museums with the Munich Art District "Kunstareal", the Academy of Fine Arts and the"Englischer Garten" park within a charming quarter with lots of small shops and restaurants, all in walking distance. The scientific meeting will be held in the Aula of the University on the first floor close to the poster exhibition area.

Local Organizer

Congress Organizer  

Congress Language
The congress language is English

Certification
All participants will receive a certificate of attendance at the registration desk on site. The German, European and American CME credits are applied.

Name Tags
All participants are asked to keep the name tags visible during the congress.

Opening hours of the registration desk
Thursday, 9 September 2010      8:00 – 18:00
Friday, 10 September 2010         7:30 – 18:30
Saturday, 11 September 2010    7:30 – 15:00

Commercial exhibition
An exhibition of medical and technical equipment, instruments and pharmaceutical products will take place and run throughout the whole course of the scientific meeting.

Exhibition Opening Hours:
Friday, 10 September 2010         8:00 – 18:00
Saturday, 11 September 2010    8:00 – 14:00

Liability
The congress organizer will bear no liability for loss, accident, damage or injury to persons or property irrespective of the cause. The clients participate at all sessions, tours and events at their own risk. Sole place of jurisdiction is Munich, Germany. German law is applicable.

Insurance
It is recommended that delegates arrange an appropriate travel and health insurance prior to travelling.

Force Majeure - Unexpected cancellation of the event: 
The COCS GmbH - Congress Organisation C. Schaefer (COCS) organizes the ESOPRS 2010 on behalf of the organizing society. COCS reserves itself the right to cancel without notice or compensation the ESOPRS 2010 in the event of force majeure cases (for example, but not limited to acts of nature such as fire, earthquake, hurricane, flood or terrorist attacks). In such cases, COCS is freed of all responsibility. Limitation of liability of COCS: In the event of it being impossible for COCS to carry out the ESOPRS 2010 for force majeure cases, so long as this arises from a cause not attributable to COCS, COCS shall only be obliged to reimburse the payments received subject to deduction of any costs it has incurred in preparing the event. This liability only extends to the payments made directly to  COCS and not to payments made by the attendees to the hotel or airlines.

Smoking
Smoking is forbidden by law in public transportation and in public buildings. Smoking is not permitted inside the conference building.

Taxi
Taxis are indicated by the word „Taxi“ written on the top and they are usually off-white coloured. It is compulsory for them to use a taximeter that can also give a receipt.

Tipping
Tipping is optional, but normally 10 % is customary in taxis, restaurants and bars.

VISA
EU nationals do not require a visa to enter Germany. Generally speaking, all other foreigners require a visa for stays in Germany. A visa is not required for semi-annual visits of up to three months for nationals of those countries for which the European Community has abolished the visa requirement. Please have a look on the website of the “Federal Foreign Office”www.auswaertiges-amt.de/diplo/en/Startseite.html to get a list of those countries that do and do not require a visa.

Voltage/Electrical Current
In Germany electricity is supplied at 230 V, 50 Hz. EuroPlugs and plugs type E/F fit into the sockets.

Metric System
Germany uses the metric system of weights and measures. Temperatures are given in degrees Celsius; distances and speed limits are indicated in kilometers; dimensions in meters and centimeters; volume in liters and milliliters; weights in kilograms and grams

About ESOPRS

Aims

The aims of the society are to promote the practice and teaching of Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery within Europe. Members are warmly welcome to participate actively whatever their seniority or whatever branch of medicine they are involved.

Committee

travel information

Welcome to Munich, Germany

The Bavarian capital of Munich in Southern Germany enjoys a very favorable location in the heart of Europe and is located within frequent direct flight connections from most European capitals and from many other cities worldwide. Munich Airport is only 35 kilometers away from the city centre. The city as one of Germany’s most popular destinations has much to offer. Cosmopolitan and proud, trend merges with Bavarian tradition. Munich is a kaleidoscope of contrasts under a blue and white sky.

Conference Venue                                     

LMU – Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich   
Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1
80539 Munich
Germany
www.en.uni-muenchen.de                                  

Public transport: Underground (U-Bahn), lines U3 & U6, station "Universität"

Arrival by car

The arrival by car is not recommended, because  parking is difficult. Next public car park is nearby the opera house, one stop by underground (U3, U6).

Arrival by train
Take from the central station ("Hauptbahnhof") one of the suburban trains (S-Bahn) towards  "Marienplatz"/ "Isartor“. At "Marienplatz“ please chance to the underground (line U3 or U6) in direction to "Münchner Freiheit“. Exit at the second stop (underground station "Universität“) for the congress venue.

Arrival by airplane

Take the suburban train S1 or S8 from the airport to Munich city center. At the station "Marienplatz“ please change to the underground line U3 or U 6 in direction to "Münchner Freiheit“. Go on two stops by underground to station "Universität“ for the congress venue. A ticket costs 10,40 €. 

Alternatively the Airport bus (Lufthansa Airport Bus) connects the central train station with the airport and costs 10,50 € (return ticket 17,00 €). A taxi from the airport to the congress venue costs approx. 65,00 €.

Further information of Munich airport: www.munich-airport.de
Further information of the public transportation of Munich: http://www.mvg-mobil.de/english.htm

Public transportation
The public transportation system of Munich is very efficient and safe. Tickets are available at the airport, every suburban or underground station, in tramways and buses.

Map of Underground lines (U- and S-Bahn): www.mvg-mobil.de/pdf-dateien/netzplaene/innenraum_netzplan.pdf

Further information of the public transportation of Munich: http://www.mvg-mobil.de/english.htm

Taxis stop at taxi stations or upon request in the streets.

accommodation

Our Hotel Recommendations

For the participants of the meeting, hotel rooms are reserved at the hotels listed below (except Motel One). Each attendee is asked to book his accommodation directly at the hotel.

Reserved arrival date: 9 September 2010    
Reserved departure date: 11 September 2010
If other dates of arrival or departure are required, please let the hotel know.

Please contact the hotels yourself in order to book a room from the reserved allotment.

Reference for hotel bookings: "ESOPRS 2010"


Exquisit **** ( ***Hotel of invited speakers*** )

www.hotel-exquisit.com
Address: Pettenkofferstr. 3, Munich  
Location: at Sendlinger Tor
Connection to the venue: 2 minutes walking to underground station
„Sendlinger Tor“ – direct connection to the congress venue
 
The four-star Hotel Exquisit is centrally located in a quiet district of the city
centre. Most of the attractions such as Marienplatz, Viktualienmarket or the
shopping area are within walking distance. The privately managed hotel with
its personal atmosphere provides a high sense of cosiness and a feeling of
being at home.  

Rocco Forte - The Charles *****

www.charleshotel.de
Address: Sophienstr. 28, Munich
Location: at the old botanical garden; nearby central station
Connection to the venue: 3 minutes walking to tramway station – direct connection & then 9 minutes walking to University (tramway line 27)

The Charles Hotel of The Rocco Forte Collection, promises to be one of the finest hotels in Munich.  The 5 star hotel is custom built with a timeless elegance and comfort, has excellent levels of service and up-to-date corporate facilities. It’s idyllic situation in the Old Botanical Gardens, means peace and tranquillity, away from the city's bustle.

Allotment: double rooms or double for single use

Price: 220 € per room & night (as double or single room)
plus 29 € breakfast per person & night

Expiry date: 15 July 2010

E-Mail: events.charles@roccofortecollection.com
Phone: +49 (0)89- 544 555-0
Reference: ESOPRS 2010

Louis Hotel *****

www.louis-hotel.com
Address: Viktualienmarkt 6, Munich
Location: at Viktualienmarket; close to Marienplatz
Connection to the venue: 3 minutes walking to underground station "Marienplatz" - direct connection to the congress venue (undergound U3 & U6, 2 stops)

The new boutique-hotel in Munich! In Munich’s newest hotel fans of design will have a great stay and enjoy the comfort and service of a 5 star hotel in a perfect location next to the famous Viktualienmarket.

Allotment: double rooms or double for single use

Price: 255 € per room & night (as double or single room)
plus 19,50 € breakfast per person & night

Expiry date: 15 July 2010

E-Mail: reservations@louis-hotel.com
Phone: +49 (0)89-411 190 8 888
Reference: ESOPRS 2010

Anna Hotel ****

www.annahotel.de
Address: Schützenstr. 1, Munich
Location: at Karlsplatz/Stachus
Connection to the venue: 2 minutes walking to underground station „Karlsplatz“ – 1 change in direction to the congress venue (undergound U4 & U5, change at Odeonsplatz to U3 & U6)

The hotel belongs to the „Geisel Privathotels“, an owner-run German hotel group of private hotels. The elevated level of design and luxury of this 4 star hotel begins in the lobby and flows through each room. The comfort and style of Anna Hotel will define everyone’s time in Munich.

Allotment: double rooms or double for single use

Price:
185 € per room & night as single room (breakfast included)
205 € per room & night as double room (breakfast included)

Expiry date: 29 July 2010

E-Mail: res.anna@geisel-privathotels.de
Phone: +49 (0)89-59 994 321
Reference: ESOPRS 2010

Torbräu ****

www.torbraeu.de
Address: Tal 41, Munich
Location: at Isartor
Connection to the venue: 5 minutes walking to underground station Marienplatz – direct connection to the congress venue (undergound U3 & U6, 2 stops)

This owner-run 4 star hotel offers Old World Charm with tastefully appointed rooms and modern comfort. Munich’s oldest hotel (since 1490) is situated in the historic heart of Munich next to the Isartor.

Allotment: double rooms & single rooms

Price:
154 € per room & night single room (breakfast included)
194 € pro per room & night double room (breakfast included)
 
Expiry date: 15 July 2010

E-Mail: info@torbraeu.de
Phone: +49 (0)89-24 234 234
Reference: ESOPRS 2010

King’s Hotel First Class ****

www.kingshotels.de
Address: Dachauer Str. 13, Munich
Location: nearby central station
Connection to the venue: 5 minutes walking to tramway station – direct connection & then 9 minutes walking to the congress venue (tramway line 27)

The 4 star hotel King’s First Class greets all guests with the charm of warm wood panelling and its modern luxury furnishings. The stylish interior with four-poster beds creates a unique experience in this business hotel.

Allotment: double rooms & single rooms

Price:
140 € per room & night single room (breakfast included)
155 € per room & night double room (breakfast included)
 
Expiry date: 14 July 2010

E-Mail: reservations.1stclass@kingshotels.de
Phone: +49 (0)89-55 187 802
Reference: ESOPRS 2010

Cosmopolitan ***

www.cosmopolitanhotel.de
Address: Hohenzollernstr. 5, Munich
Location: nearby Leopoldstreet
Connection to the venue: 4 minutes walking to underground station „Giselastrasse“ – direct connection to the congress venue (undergound U3 & U6, 1 stop)

The hotel belongs to the „Geisel Privathotels“, an owner-run German hotel group of private hotels. It is an insider’s tip of Munich’s 3 star hotel because of its pleasant ambience, functional and nice design and friendly service.

Allotment: double rooms/doubles as singles & single rooms

Price:
125 € per room & night single room (breakfast included)
135 € per room & night double room & double as single (breakfast included)

Expiry date: 10 July 2010

E-Mail: res.cosmo@geisel-privathotels.de
Phone: +49 (0)89-38 381 0
Reference: ESOPRS 2010

Carlton Astoria ***

www.carlton-astoria.de
Address: Fürstenstr. 12, Munich
Location: Between Odeonsplatz and the University
Connection to the venue: Only 7 minutes walking to the congress venue

The beautiful 3 star hotel Carlton Astoria offers historic architecture with bright rooms and functional design. It is centrally located and the congress venue is in walking distance.

Allotment: double rooms & single rooms

Price:
99 € per room & night single room (breakfast included)
132 € per room & night double room (breakfast included)

Expiry date: 15 July 2010

E-Mail: service@carlton-astoria.de
Phone: +49 (0)89-38 39 63 0
Reference: ESOPRS 2010

Motel One Sendlinger Tor **

www.motel-one.com
Address: Herzog-Wilhelm-Str. 28, Munich
Location: at Sendlinger Tor
Connection to the venue: 2 minutes walking to underground station „Sendlinger Tor“ – direct connection to the congress venue (3 stops).

The budget design chain Motel One offers „much design for less money“.

Price: from 77 € per room & night for a single room
→ no rooms reserved

Other Hotels

If you would like to book an accommodation other then listed above, we recommend using the HRS hotel reservation service.

touristic spots in munich and the area

 

P1

 The club in Munich; not only for the youngsters - the atmosphere is decidedly grown up.

http://www.p1-club.de

Feldherrenhalle

The classical building modeled on the Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence marks the beginnig of the Ludwigstraße and the boundary between Old Town and Schwabing.

 

LMU Munich

Ludwig-Maximilians-University main building. Venue of the 28th ESOPRS annual meeting.

  

Pinakothek der Moderne

Venue of the welcome reception on Thursday, September 9, 2010, 18.00.

The "Pinakothek der Moderne" is a museum of modern art, situated in the city centre of Munich. This unique museum presents paintings, works on paper, architecture and design under one roof and is one of the world´s largest collections of 20th and 21st centurs art. Together with the Alte Pinakothek, the Neue Pinakothek and Museum Brandhorst it is part of Munich's "Kunstareal" (Art District).

http://www.pinakothek.de/pinakothek-der-moderne/

 

Museum Brandhorst

Latest museum of contemporary art in Munich, opened in 2009. Exciting architecture designed by Sauerbruch Hutton with beautifully colored facades - inside the interesting Udo and Anette Brandhorst Art Collection.

http://www.museum-brandhorst.de

 

Frauenkirche (Dom)

The church's twin onion-domed towers, visible from afar, are the city's best known landmarks. The gothic Frauenkirche (full name "Church of Our Blessed Lady") is the cathedral of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian State Capital.

 

Hofgarten

The Hofgarten (Court Garden) is a beautiful formal garden in the center of in Munich, located between the Residence and the English Garden, not far from the ESOPRS venue. One can sit in the sun, relaxe, watch people playing "boule" or have a cappuccino in the Cafe Tambosi.

  

Schloß Nymphenburg

The impressive Baroque palace to the west of Munich city was originally built as a summer residence for the Bavarian sovereigns. The main building has a variety of grand staterooms and King Ludwig I's famous "Gallery of Beauties" room. The park at Schloss Nymphenburg is large enough to find tranquillity, and you will come upon a combination of beautiful formal gardens with woods and meadows, where you can discover incredible hunting lodges, and follies, including one of Europe´s first modern tiled and heated indoor pools.

http://www.schloss-nymphenburg.de

  

Glyptothek

The Glyptotek is Munich's oldest museum and contains an outstanding collection of Greek and Roman sculptures. One can relax in an idyllic Italian cafe, which is even among Munich residents an insider tip.

http://www.antike-am-koenigsplatz.mwn.de

  

St. Michael

The Jesuit church of St. Michael in Munich is the largest Renaissance church north of the Alps. The style of the building had an enormous influence on Southern German early baroque architecture. On Sunday mornings at 9.00 a catholic service with usually beautiful orchestral music.

  

Alte Pinakothek

The Alte Pinakothek houses one of the world´s most important collections of 14th to 18th century European paintings. More than 800 paintings are displayed, among them numerous well-known masterpieces from Albrecht Dürer, Lucas Cranach, Rubens, Van Dyck, Titian, Tintoretto and Rembrandt.

http://www.pinakothek.de/alte-pinakothek

  

Lenbach

Lenbach will host ESOPRS Gala Dinner on Friday night, September 10, 2010. Restaurant & Bar in the former Bernheim palais from 1887, stylish designed by Sir Terence Conran, endowed with the motifs of the seven sins: envy, greed, lust, sloth, wrath, vanity and gluttony is the perfect place for a night out.

http://www.lenbach.de‎

St. Peter ("Alter Peter")

 Saint Peter's is Munich's oldest parish church . The Renaissance tower known as "Old Peter" is a city landmark and offers visitors a wonderful view of the city and on clear days of the nearby Alps.

 

Deutsches Museum

Sailing ships, models of atoms, windmills, space probes, diesel locomotives, industrial robots, organs, lifeboats, ... this unbelievable abundance of technical achievement - and lots more - can be found in the Deutsches Museum. The ideal location for a rainy afternoon.

http://www.deutsches-museum.de

  

Englischer Garten

Munich´s famous 900-acre park with shaded paths, brooks, ponds and swans. It is best known for its four beer gardens (Chinesischer Turm, Seehaus, Hirschau, Aumeister) and stretches from the center of the city (near Odeonsplatz) to the northern city border.

Beer Garden Chinesischer Turm

One of the four beer gardens in the city park "Englischer Garten" which is only a short walk away from the ESOPRS venue. You will find beer from the Hofbräu, Brezels, roast chicken and radish in cosmopolitan atmosphere under the Chinese Tower, which was built over 200 years ago.

http://www.chinaturm.de/

  

Viktualienmarket

Munich's famous open-air market with stalls that offer fruits and vegetables from all over the world but also local specialities like traditional Munich Weißwurst, mushrooms and berries, sea food, delicious cheeses from all over Europe, herbs, honey products, sushi and hand-made straw puppets. You buy your snack and enjoy it with a pint of beer in the centrally located beer garden - a relaxing break guaranteed.

Bavaria and Ruhmeshalle

Klenze's Ruhmeshalle and the 30m high cast-bronze statue of the Bavaria overlook the Theresienwiese, the meadow on which every year at the end of September the famous Oktoberfest attracts more than six million visitors.

Tantris

Hans Haas is the chef of Munich's number one gourmet temple set in its stylish seventies decor. Perfect food, wine and service which has its price.

http://www.tantris.de

Bar Centrale

 A very Italian place with a limited but authentic menu produced in an unbelievable small kitchen - always crowed.

http://www.bar-centrale.com

 

Schumann's Bar

 A classic bar run by legendary bar keeper Charles Schuhmann - meanwhile a Munich institution.

http://www.schumanns.de

Augustiner

This genuine beer hall set in originally decorated rooms serves the best beer in town and traditional Bavarian food. Located in the pedestrian area between Stachus and Marienplatz.

Konditorei Schneller

Traditional cafe known to students and professors of the nearby Munich University for its superb homemade cakes since more than 100 years - a lovely place to rest.

Le Barestovino

This French place located in the heart of Lehel serves an excellent four course menu for €42 (eight courses €62) and offers in its own vinotheque a good selection of French wine. 

http://www.protutti.com/firmen/M/Barestovino/index-forward2.php

Müllersches Volksbad

This swimming pool was when completed in 1901 the largest and most expenive swimmig pool in the world. Today an art nouveau jewel and one of the most beautiful bathhouses in Europe.

Beer garden Augustiner Keller

 One of the oldest beer gardens in the centre of the city where you can enjoy the best beer in town and  Bavarian delicacies under chestnut trees. Short walking distance from the main station.

http://www.augustinerkeller.de

BallaBeni Icecream

Probably the best Italian ice cream in town: Chancing selection of 12 different tastes, such like milk-mint, lemon-basil or chocolate-ginger. Plus one taste for free. The chef  Giorgio Ballabeni seems to be a perfectionist in composing and producing ice cream.  Ideal location: Just between the University and the "Pinakothek der Moderne". Disadvantage: often long queues. 

 

Da Rosario

The small restaurant "Da Rosario" is well known for home made pasta - a nice family run Italian place close to the University. Good quality food, easy setting and moderate prices. 

http://www.ristorante-da-rosario-muenchen.de

Conviva im Blauen Haus

A cooperative project restaurant belonging to one of Munich´s famous theaters ("Kammerspiele"). The slogan is "light and fresh - cross-country and regional". In a clearly designed dining-hall without any kitsch one finds carefully prepared and ambitious menus, which are tasty and surprisingly moderate calculated (four-course menu of the evening €23.50).

Anna Restaurant & Bar

Stylish bar and restaurant for locals and internationals, from breakfast till nightcap. Centrally located on the "Stachus" between main station and Marienplatz. Good choice of Sushi, modern, but still tasty menues and good selection of drinks at the bar; reasonable pricing.

Geisel's Vinothek

A melange of a vine tasting place with an excellent choice from different destinations and a restaurant celebrating Italian and Bavarian cuisine, for a blend of tastes and cultures. Always busy, locals and international public, but not a tourist trap.

partners & sponsors

We want to thank all our partners for supporing the 28th ESOPRS Annual Meeting Munich.

Our Sponsors

        

  

   

  

                                         

    

  

   Optima Pharmazeutische GmbH

                           

              

                                            

Become a Sponsor

If you also want to become a sponsor of the 28th ESOPRS Annual Meeting please download our sponsors booklet and contact us.

Exhibitors

Other Partners & Meetings

www.evrs.org/pages/meetings.htm

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contact

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Verantwortlich für den Inhalt

Prof. Dr. Christoph Hintschich
University Eye Hospital Munich
Mathildenstraße 8
80336 Munich, Germany

Phone: +49 89 5160 3811
E-Mail: mail@esoprs2010.org

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MARKIĆ WEISS DECHANT
Kennedyallee 93
D-60596 Frankfurt / Main, Germany

Phone: +49 69 656065590
Website: www.mwd-agentur.de