How to get to Maastricht
Here you can find some valuable hints and links that should facilitate your travel to Maastricht. Please note that we do not guarantee the prices that are given on this website. Always checke back with the respective Website for updates.. If you have any suggestions, remarks or further questions, do not hesitate to send an email to information@euromun.org
Accomodation
Once you have registered for the great experience EuroMUN2012, it is time to plan your stay in the beautiful city of Maastricht. The earlier you book a place, the lower the rate you will be able to get.
There are two options for accommodation available: you can either book a hostel/hotel or register for couchsurfing.
Before booking, be aware that the MECC, the conference venue, is not located in the center of the city, where most of the social program will take place. The most convenient way to move around Maastricht is by bus. Since the busses stop operating at 24.00 o’clock, we advise you to book a hotel in the city center. After a long night of partying you can just walk home and fall into bed without worrying about transportation. In the mornings you can then easily take a bus to the MECC.
In case you do not want to stay in a hotel/hostels, you can also register for couchsurfing. If you decide to do so, you will stay with another student in his/her room or apartment. This stay will give you the great opportunity to experience the real student life in Maastricht and also get to know someone who might not be in your committee. Further information will be provided end of January.
Experience the unique EuroMUN Pre Program
EuroMUN 2012 offers a variety of Pre Programs in Brussels, The Hague and Bonn.
Check out our optional pre-programs in Brussels, The Hague and Bonn and make your choice for an even greater experience of EuroMUN! Join our pre-program to Brussels, visit the European Institutions or take part in our simulations of the European Council, the EU Parliament or the EU Council of Ministers. Discover The Hague is the third largest city in the Netherlands and seat of the Dutch government. Or go to Bonn, which has managed over the past decade to shape a new profile for itself as the German City of the United Nations and a centre of international dialogue on key issues of the future.
- Read more about Pre Program Brussels
- Read more about Pre Program The Hague
- Read more about Pre Program Bonn
Social Programs
After a long and exhausting day full of remarkable debates and negotiations, you have earned yourselves some time to relax and socialize while enjoying the delegate dance and several other parties.
The final schedule for our diverse and exciting social program will follow.