Practical information

NB! Please note that participants are expected to cover their own travel and accommodation costs/ 

We are not in a position to facilitate visa processes of Conference participants and there are no formal confirmation letters sent. All participants will for information purposes only receive the latest information from the website to their e-mail ahead of the Conference. In case you are unable to travel to Estonia for various reasons, there remains the option of virtual participation. The registration for virtual participation will run until the conference begins.

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The conference is taking place on Friday, November 10th, 2023, at 08:30 at the Culture Cauldron (Kultuurikatel), in Tallinn (Kursi Str. 3), entrance at Chimney A (A Korsten).

The programme begins at 09:30.

On arrival, please get a conference badge from the reception desk and wear it throughout the conference day.  

Additional information about the programme and speakers is available on the conference homepage.

Conference opening and key note speeches, discussion: Estonian, Belarussian and English language.
The other chat panels:  Belarussian and English.

Arrival at the venue? More detailed information about public transportation is available HERE.

If you fall ill, your plans change or other issues arise, please contact the organisers by replying to this letter or writing to the e-mail address info@eihr.ee .

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The venue is situated in the city center near the port and is easily accessible.Historically, the building was the Tallinn City Central Power Station, which operated from 1913 until 1979. The limestone building that now houses the Tallinn Creative Hub used to be the power station’s boiler room, completed in 1934. The brick chimney located on the grounds of the Creative Hub was erected in 1948 and was the tallest in the Baltic States at the time, rising to a height of 102.5 metres.

Further information: How to get here – Tallinn Creative Hub (kultuurikatel.ee)