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International Congress of Celtic Studies
The XVIII International Congress of Celtic Studies will be held in Salamanca from 26 to 30 April 2027. It is an international gathering of scholars dedicated to the study of the languages, literatures, and cultural traditions of Celtic-speaking peoples.
The event is for scholars from disciplines including literature, linguistics, history, archaeology, musicology, and art history.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 26 April 2027 to 30 April 2027
- Organiser
- Salamanca University
- Tickets
- EUR 100 to 300
- Industry
- EdTech
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Education & Training
- History
- Musicology
Plan the spend
Tickets
Ticket tiers, as published by the organiser:
| Full Price | EUR 300 |
| Early Bird | EUR 250 |
| Student | EUR 175 |
| Student Early Bird | EUR 125 |
| Accompanying Person | EUR 100 |
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Bless
62 Calle de Velázquez, Madrid, 28001
Velazquez 45 ★★★
45 Calle de Velázquez, Madrid, 28001
NH Lagasca
64 Calle de Lagasca, Madrid, 28001
Hotel Vincci Soma ★★★★
79 Calle de Goya, Madrid, 28001
Hotel Catalonia Goya ★★★★
49 Calle de Goya, Madrid, 28001
Zenit Abeba
63 Calle Alcántara, Madrid
Hotel Único Madrid ★★★★★
67 Calle de Claudio Coello, Madrid, 28001
Heritage
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