Eursafe
 
GENERAL INFORMATION
 
Call for Abstracts
Vonne Lund Prize for Young      Researchers
Venue
Touristic information
     - The city of Bilbao
     - Guggenheim Museum
     - Other museums
     - Universities
     - Climate
     - Around Bilbao
     - For families with children
     - Gastronomy
     - A few sentences
Transport
     - Getting to Bilbao
     - Getting around Bilbao
Contact and additional      information
Congress Official Language
 
 
DATES TO REMEMBER
2010

• 1 November 2009
Start abstract submission

31 May 2010
Deadline for earlybird registration

• 15 September 2010
Welcome reception.

• 16 - 18 September 2010
EurSafe 2010 Congress.

 

CLIMATE

Bilbao has an oceanic climate, generally mild, with not too extreme temperatures. The average temperature in January is 9°C and in July, 21°C. Precipitation is around 1,200 mm (47 in) per year, almost entirely rain, although in winter it snows three days on average.

Ereaga Beach Lekeitio Beach

In January 1985, strong blizzards covered Bilbao in snow for 2 weeks. Extreme heat is also common a few days each summer, mainly when strong winds from the south blow through the mountains and temperatures rise because of the foehn wind.

Extreme record observations in Bilbao are 42.2°C maximum (13 August 2003) and - 8.6°C minimum (3 February 1963). The maximum precipitation in a day was 225.6 mm (9 in) in 26 August 1983 when severe flooding was originated by the Nervión River.

 

FURTHER TOURISTIC INFORMATION
Telephone: + 34 - 944 710 301
Monday to Friday: 07:30-23:00
Saturday and Sunday: 08:30-23:00
www.bilbao.net
www.paisvascoturismo.net

Source of information: Deusto University's Web Page | Web Site of Bilbao's City Hall

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