The DTU Lyngby Campus lies in Lyngby, just north outside of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Official address: Anker Egelundsvej 1, 2800 Lundtofte
Getting there:
The fastest way to get to the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) Lyngby campus from central Copenhagen is by taking the S-train (Line A or E) followed by a short bus ride.
You can easily plan your real-time journey and buy tickets through the official Rejseplanen (Journey Planner) website or app.
Language:
English is the official language of the MT-ITS Conference. No simultaneous translation is provided.
Time:
Copenhagen is at CET - (GMT +2 in summertime)
Electricity:
Danish outlets operate at a standard 230 V supply voltage and 50 Hz frequency. They primarily accommodate Type K plugs and Type C "Europlugs". Type E and Type F plugs are also compatible.
Emergency Numbers:
112: Life-threatening emergencies. Call this for severe accidents, active crimes, fires, or acute life-threatening medical conditions. It is a free call.
114: Non-emergency police service. Call this to report a non-urgent crime (e.g., theft), pass on tips, or reach local police stations.
1813: Emergency doctor's call, in case of an urgent medical situation.
Climate:
In July, Denmark experiences its peak Scandinavian summer with mild, pleasant weather. Average daytime temperatures range from 17°C to 21°C (62°F to 70°F), with occasional spikes into the mid-high-20s. It is also characterized by long daylight hours and frequent, light rain showers.