Venue Information
The Lauterpacht Centre for International Law and the Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge are delighted to be hosting the 4th Biennial Conference of the European Society of International Law.
The City of Cambridge, a relatively small city with a rich historical and cultural heritage, makes a wonderful setting for the conference. Famous throughout the world as the home of one the world’s oldest and most prestigious universities - and for activities such as punting – Cambridge has much to offer and as such is a popular destination for academics and tourists alike.
The ESIL 2010 conference venues lie to the west of the City, on or near the University’s Sidgwick Site. Lady Mitchell Hall, the venue for the plenary sessions, and the Faculty of Law, where the agora and fora sessions will be held, are both located on the Sidgwick Site, and conference participants will have the option of booking accommodation at Selwyn College, which runs adjacent to it. The Evening Reception on the Thursday will be held in the beautiful gardens of the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law, which is only a few minutes walk from Selwyn College, the venue for Friday evening’s Gala Dinner.