The venue
The 3º PNEV Meeting will take place in the main auditorium of the Gambelas Campus at the University of Algarve (UAlg).
Situated near Faro and the Ria Formosa Natural Park, this modern venue offers advanced audiovisual systems and a comfortable environment, making it ideal for conferences and events. Its close proximity to Faro International Airport ensures convenient access for all participants.
Getting Here
By Air:
The Gambelas Campus is located just 4 km from Faro International Airport, making it easily accessible. A short taxi trip will take approximately 10 minutes.
By Public Transport:
From Faro city center, you can take local buses operated by Proximo to Gambelas Campus. The journey takes around 20–30 minutes, depending on the route.
By Car:
If driving, follow signs toward Faro and then Gambelas. The campus has parking available, and it is conveniently located near the EN125 and A22 (Via do Infante) highways.
By Train:
Arrive at Faro Train Station, which connects to major cities in Portugal. From the station, take a taxi or bus to Gambelas Campus.
About UAlg
University of Algarve (UAlg) is a prominent public university located in Faro. Established in 1979, it has become a key institution for higher education and research in the region, known for its academic excellence and vibrant international community.
UAlg is a leader in research, with projects focusing on marine ecosystems, renewable energy, climate change, and public health. Its partnerships with international institutions and companies strengthen its role as a hub for innovation and applied science.
The university plays an integral role in the Algarve's development, contributing to its reputation as a center for tourism, sustainability, and cultural heritage. Its programs often collaborate with local industries, including tourism, fisheries, and renewable energy, ensuring that students gain practical experience.
About Faro
Nestled along the Algarve coast, Faro blends rich history, vibrant culture, and coastal beauty. As the region’s capital, it offers a mix of historical landmarks, natural wonders, and modern amenities.
The Cidade Velha (Old Town), surrounded by ancient walls, showcases gems like the 13th-century Cathedral of Faro and the Arco da Vila. Nearby, the Ria Formosa Natural Park is a haven for wildlife and peaceful exploration, while the barrier islands, such as Ilha Deserta, feature pristine beaches.
Faro also boasts contemporary shops, fresh seafood restaurants, and lively nightlife, ensuring a memorable experience for every visitor.