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Palladio Software Architecture Simulator
Chair Prof. Dr. Ralf H. Reussner
Institute for Program Structures and Data Organization (IPD)
Faculty of Informatics
Postal address:
Building 50.34
Am Fasanengarten 5
76131 Karlsruhe
Germany
1. First of all, you'll need to get to Karlsruhe. This is described in sections "by car", "by train", "by airplane", and "other ways to get to Karlsruhe".
2. Once in Karlsruhe, you'll have to find building 50.34 on the main campus (see the precise address above). A map of the main university campus is available at this page.
3. In building 50.34, we are located on the topmost floor. Our rooms are 323-334 and 240-242 (cf. people page). There is also a floor map for your convenience.
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When traveling to Karlsruhe, the nearest airports are (the listing is sorted according to the ease with which the airports are reachable):
There are other airports that are located around 2 hours or less away from Karlsruhe (you'll need to find out how to get to the Karlsruhe Hauptbahnhof main train station by digging into the web pages linked):
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Once you've entered Karlsruhe, proceed towards "KIT Campus Süd" on road signs. There is a small parking lot immediately to the east of building 50.34. There also is a free parking lot called "Waldparkplatz" within 300 m walking distance from building 50.34.
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Apart from consulting the maps and looking at satellite pictures, this aerial photo might prove useful for you: StadtWiki.
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Karlsruhe has an excellently served station connected to the high speed train network. The main operator is the German Railways (Deutsche Bahn AG) which provides a multilingual online service at http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de which allows you to plan and/or book your journey. It is advised to choose the main station "Karlsruhe Hbf" as destination. Train tickets can also be purchased at counters or multilingual vending machines within the stations. Credit and debit cards are accepted.
After you have arrived at the main station you can use taxis or local transportation to get to your hotel or the computer science building. Both are available outside of the "exit city / Ausgang City". Local transportation is operated by the Karlsruher Verkehrsverbund (KVV). If you want use it, you will find ticket vending machines for the KVV in the station's main hall. The ticket costs approx. 2 EUR (opposed to taxi trips which are most probably between 8 EUR and 15 EUR).
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Karlsruhe has an excellent public transportation network that integrates light rail, trams and buses. The web page of the authority KVV is http://www.kvv.de. Your destination is "Karl-Wilhelm-Platz". A one-way fare is ~2€, a ticket lasting 24 hours after validation is ~5€ for one person or ~7€ for up to 5 persons.
The "Karl-Wilhelm-Platz" stop itself is a 10 minute walk from the department. If you choose to take the taxi for the entire trip for the main station, you'll find plenty of taxis at the front exit (where the light rail lines depart, too).
The PDF with the network of light rail lines is available at the KVV homepage; the overview of light rail stops and buses at the main train station [PDF].
Phone numbers for taxi services:
Taxi hotline: +49 (0)721 / 94 41 44
Minicar & Citycar: +49 (0)721 / 8 40 00 84, +49 (0)721 / 8 40 00 11
Phone numbers for several rental car companies:
Europcar: +49 (0)721 / 3850 23
Hertz: +49 (0)721 / 37 40 40, +49 (0)721 / 37 40 30
Rent A Wrack: +49 (0)721 / 55 11 55
Sixt: +49 (0)721 / 86 64 47
This is not a complete list of numbers. For further addresses, please consult the yellow pages http://www.gelbeseiten.de.
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