CRS4 (Center for Advanced Studies, Research and Development in Sardinia) is an interdisciplinary research center. CRS4 is part of the Polaris Science and Techonology Park (GPS coordinates: 38.991 N 8.937 E, http://www.sardegnaricerche.it), a focal point of attraction for high-tech industrial research, and aims at co-operating with Industry, the Academic world and European Scientific Laboratories.
CRS4 Bioinformatica
c/o Parco Tecnologico della Sardegna, Building 1
Loc. Piscina Manna
09010 PULA (CA)
ITALY
Tel: +39 070 9250 411
Fax: +39 070 9243 3200
Visualizzazione ingrandita della mappa
Being on an island, the only reasonable way to reach the center is by air.
The closest airport is Cagliari-Elmas (CAG):
There are other international airports in Sardinia:
However, they are relatively distant from the center. We recommend you only consider these if you have significant difficulties connecting to the Cagliari airport.
The Cagliari airport is about 45 Km from the CRS4.
If you come by car, we are on the SS195, turn right at kilometer post 30.1 and follow the signs for "Sardegna Ricerche". Rental cars are available at the Cagliari airport.
From Cagliari Airport to Cagliari (Piazza Matteotti):
From Cagliari (Piazza Matteotti) to Pula:
From Pula to CRS4:
Of course, taxis are available at the airport. However, be careful if you choose to take a taxi from the airport to Pula. Taxi service in Italy is quite expensive. Expect to pay around €100 for a one-way trip.
You will find several accommodations in hotels and Bed and Breakfast.
CRS4 made an agreement with the following structures in Pula (ask for CRS4's prices when booking):
CRS4 made an agreement with the followig hotels (ask for CRS4's prices when booking):
Popular alternatives are:
You can also browse for bed-and-breakfast style accommodation through an interactive map of B&B's, or visit popular booking sites such as booking.com or hotels.com to find and book a convenient place for your stay in Cagliari. A complete, official list of accomodation in Cagliari is provided by the Tourism Council.
More detailed information on how to get to Sardinia is available on the SardegnaTurismo website.
Visitors from some countries will need a visa to enter Italy. Official information is provided by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
For general information and questions regarding the Bioinformatics Laboratory, please write to: bioinf@crs4.it.