Program
Below you can check the full program for IACI congress day by day.
9:00
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13:00
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Workshop THREE-DIMENSIONAL IMMERSION: 3D SCANNING WORKSHOP FOR CRANIOFACIAL IDENTIFICATION |
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Workshop MACHINE LEARNING FOR PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: KEY CONCEPTS AND A PRACTICAL INTRODUCTION |
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13:30
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15:00
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15:00
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19:00
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Workshop FORENSIC FACIAL COMPARISON USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE |
9:00
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13:00
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Workshop CRANIOFACIAL SUPERIMPOSITION USING SKELETON-ID |
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13:30
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15:00
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15:30
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17:30
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Workshop INTRODUCTION TO THE POWER OF R AND BASIC R PROGRAMMING FOR NEWBIES |
Guided Lab Tour
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18:00
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21:00
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Reception at UGR-AI building and registration |
ONLINE
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8:00
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9:00
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Open Registration
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9:00
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9:30
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Congress Opening
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9:30
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10:15
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10:15
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10:45
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Poster Session
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10:45
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12:00
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Ramphaleng, T. K., Hemingway, J., Houlton, T. and Briers, N. – Clines of the African face Buyukcakir, B., Claes, P.D., Vandermeulen, D. – A Contrastive Analysis of Attention In Dental Staging With Deep Learning: A Case Study Claessens, N. Walsh, S., Shriver, M., Weinberg, S.M., Cattaneo, P.M., Penington, A. J., Claes, P.D. – A geometric deep learning model for synthetic aging and age estimation from 3D facial surface scans Castaneyra Ruiz, M. , Bikker, J. Pavlidis, P.and Wilkinson, C.M. – Validation of craniofacial analysis as a means to facilitate deceased migrant identification along the Greek-Turkish migratory route in Evros, Northern Greece Imaizumi, K., Usui, S., Hayakawa, H., Shiotani, S. and Nagata, T. – Development of machine-learning based sex estimation methods for the skull and several regions of the skull |
12:00
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13:15
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Healy, S., Stephan, C.N. – Perspective distortion tolerances and skull-face registration in craniofacial superimposition Martínez-García, V., Guativonza, M.A. , R-Garcia, G., Guerra, R., Villegas-Yeguas, A. D., Manzanares, A., Navarro, P.,, Valsecchi, A., Martinez, Moreno, P.,, Lugli, V. G. , Ibáñez, O. and Bermejo, E. – Craniofacial Superimposition using the Skeleton-ID software for Human Identification Bermejo, E., Navarro, P., Lugli, V. , Manzanares, A. and Valsecchi, A. – Subject-to-camera distance estimation in facial photographs using Deep Learning and Machine Learning Methods. Valsecchi, A., Martinez, P., Navarro, P., Lugli, V., Guerra, R., Guativonza, M.A., Martínez, V., R-García, G., Ibáñez, Ó., Mesejo, P. and Damas, S. – Advancements in Craniofacial Superimposition using Artificial Intelligence Stephan, C.N. – Quality Literature Reviews Matter: A Case Study of 27 years of Misinformation in Forensic Facial Reconstruction and a New Path Forward (FFC) |
13:15
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14:45
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14:45
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16:00
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Santos, L.V., Machado, C.R., Curi, J.P., Chilvarquer, I., Melani, R.F.H. and Beaini, T.L. – Machine Learning for Accurate Eyeball Placement Using CBCTt Scans in the Brazilian Population Utsuno, H., Garry, M., Hanafi, S., Namiki,S., Aoki, N., Uemura, Y., Yamada, S., Saitoh H., , Minegishi, S., Makino Y., Iwase, H. and Sakurada, K. – The observation of the ear morphology for facial reconstruction (approximation) Maclennan, M., Houlton, T.R.M. and Gomez Garcia-Donas, J. – For the Love of Good: Resurrecting the Lost Face Behind Damien Hirst’s “For the Love of God” Diamond-Encrusted Human Skull Li, Y. – From Skulls to Faces: A Deep Generative Framework for Realistic 3D Craniofacial Reconstruction Guativonza, M.A., Lugli, V:, Bermejo, E. and Ibáñez, O. – Introducing IdentAI: a Facial Image database |
16:00
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16:30
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Poster Session
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16:30
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17:15
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Hona, T.W.P.T. and Stephan, C.N. – Covariation of Facial Soft Tissue Thicknesses with Body Mass and Body Mass Index: Which one Yields Stronger Correlations? Navarro-López B., Suárez-Ulloa V., Wilke F., Baeta M., Martos-Fernández R., Olalde I., Martínez-Jarreta B., Jiménez S., Walsh S. and de Pancorbo M.M. – From DNA to nose shape: integrating anthropological methods and quasi-landmark mesh analysis Guerra, R., Guativonza, M.A.,Martínez-García, V., R-García, G., Ibáñez, Ó., Valsecchi, A., Bermejo, E., Manzanares, A., Villegas, A.D., Navarro, F., and Alemán, I. – Diving into new depths: Unveiling the positional relationship variation of hard and soft tissue across demographics |
17:15
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18:00
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18:00
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19:00
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Board of Governors Meeting
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ONLINE
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9:00
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09:45
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9:45
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10:30
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Matine, N., Davimes, JG., Billings, BK. and Bacci, N. – Precision in Profiles: Investigating WFCS for forensic facial comparison in Black African male Dickinson, R., Liu, C.Y.J., Parrott, E., Roughley, M. – Comparison of the external ear using different 3D surface scanning solutions for forensic application Greenway, E.C.J., Wilkinson, C.M., Frowd, C.D. and Shrimpton, S. – Enhancing the potential for recognition in forensic facial depictions through variation in texture, display and finishing effects |
10:30
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11:00
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Poster Session
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11:00
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11:45
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Burton, I., Wilkinson, C.M., Roberts, J. and Sudirman, S. – Post-mortem and ante-mortem 2D and 3D facial comparison for forensic identification Urbanova, P., Goldmann, T. and Cerny, D. – Poses and Grimaces: Challenges for automated face identification algorithms? Bacci, N., Briers, N., Steyn, M. – Quantifying quality: Image quality effects on forensic facial comparison |
11:45
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13:15
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Round Table
Sergio Damas – Prof. at University of Granada and Scientific Director of the Foundation “AI Granada, Research & Innovation” Sergio Castro – Police Officer at Spain’s National Police and member of the Facial Identification Group at the National Headquarters. Caroline Wilkinson – Prof. of Craniofacial Identification and Director of the Forensic Research Institute (FORRI) at Liverpool John Moores University Kazuhiko Imaizumi –Second Forensic Biology Section, National Research Institute of Police Science (NRIPS), Japan Desirée Davis –SFacial identification Team, Forensics Command, Australian Federal Police, Australia |
13:15
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14:45
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14:45
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15:30
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15:30
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16:00
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Poster Session
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16:00
–
17:30
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Russ, H. – The Norwegian NCIS and our work with facial recognition and biometrics Briers, N., Bacci, N., Steyn, M. and Houlton, T.M.R. – FISWG facial feature visibility and its influence on the success of forensic facial comparison by morphological analysis R-García, G., Guerra, R., Valsecchi, A. and Ibáñez, Ó. – Proposal for the use of intra-oral images for the identification of missing persons Navarro, P., Lugli, V. and Valsecchi, A. – Candidates filtering using photo-anthropometry and artificial intelligence under non-restrictive photographic conditions Davis, D. – AI vs the Australian Federal Police Gomez-Trenado, G., Mesejo, P., Cordon, Ó., and Lathuilière, S. – Custom Structure Preservation in Face Aging |
17:30
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18:00
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Congress Closing |
20:00
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23:00
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TOURISM DAY
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9:00
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13:00
(aprox.)
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The transport pick-up point is yet to be determined. At 09:30 a.m. we will be at the Alhambra parking lot. The guided tour will start at 10:00 a.m. After the visit the transport will take you near the Cathedral. |
13:00
(aprox.)
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18:30
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The Royal Chapel is open from 11:00 a.m. to 18:30 p.m. so you can choose the time that suits you best for your visit. The visit is individual and you will have an audio guide. The Cathedral is open from 11:00 a.m. to 18:15 p.m. so you can choose the time that suits you best for your visit. The visit is individual and you will have an audio guide. |
9:00
–
13:00
|
Workshop THREE-DIMENSIONAL IMMERSION: 3D SCANNING WORKSHOP FOR CRANIOFACIAL IDENTIFICATION |
---|---|
Workshop MACHINE LEARNING FOR PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: KEY CONCEPTS AND A PRACTICAL INTRODUCTION |
|
13:30
–
15:00
|
|
15:00
–
19:00
|
Workshop FORENSIC FACIAL COMPARISON USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE |
9:00
–
13:00
|
Workshop CRANIOFACIAL SUPERIMPOSITION USING SKELETON-ID |
---|---|
13:30
–
15:00
|
|
15:30
–
17:30
|
Workshop INTRODUCTION TO THE POWER OF R AND BASIC R PROGRAMMING FOR NEWBIES |
Guided Lab Tour
|
|
18:00
–
21:00
|
|
Reception at UGR-AI building and registration |
ONLINE
|
|
---|---|
8:00
–
9:00
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Open Registration
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9:00
–
9:30
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Congress Opening
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9:30
–
10:15
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10:15
–
10:45
|
Poster Session
|
10:45
–
12:00
|
Ramphaleng, T. K., Hemingway, J., Houlton, T. and Briers, N. – Clines of the African face Buyukcakir, B., Claes, P.D., Vandermeulen, D. – A Contrastive Analysis of Attention In Dental Staging With Deep Learning: A Case Study Claessens, N. Walsh, S., Shriver, M., Weinberg, S.M., Cattaneo, P.M., Penington, A. J., Claes, P.D. – A geometric deep learning model for synthetic aging and age estimation from 3D facial surface scans Castaneyra Ruiz, M. , Bikker, J. Pavlidis, P.and Wilkinson, C.M. – Validation of craniofacial analysis as a means to facilitate deceased migrant identification along the Greek-Turkish migratory route in Evros, Northern Greece Imaizumi, K., Usui, S., Hayakawa, H., Shiotani, S. and Nagata, T. – Development of machine-learning based sex estimation methods for the skull and several regions of the skull |
12:00
–
13:15
|
Healy, S., Stephan, C.N. – Perspective distortion tolerances and skull-face registration in craniofacial superimposition Martínez-García, V., Guativonza, M.A. , R-Garcia, G., Guerra, R., Villegas-Yeguas, A. D., Manzanares, A., Navarro, P.,, Valsecchi, A., Martinez, Moreno, P.,, Lugli, V. G. , Ibáñez, O. and Bermejo, E. – Craniofacial Superimposition using the Skeleton-ID software for Human Identification Bermejo, E., Navarro, P., Lugli, V. , Manzanares, A. and Valsecchi, A. – Subject-to-camera distance estimation in facial photographs using Deep Learning and Machine Learning Methods. Valsecchi, A., Martinez, P., Navarro, P., Lugli, V., Guerra, R., Guativonza, M.A., Martínez, V., R-García, G., Ibáñez, Ó., Mesejo, P. and Damas, S. – Advancements in Craniofacial Superimposition using Artificial Intelligence Stephan, C.N. – Quality Literature Reviews Matter: A Case Study of 27 years of Misinformation in Forensic Facial Reconstruction and a New Path Forward (FFC) |
13:15
–
14:45
|
|
14:45
–
16:00
|
Santos, L.V., Machado, C.R., Curi, J.P., Chilvarquer, I., Melani, R.F.H. and Beaini, T.L. – Machine Learning for Accurate Eyeball Placement Using CBCTt Scans in the Brazilian Population Utsuno, H., Garry, M., Hanafi, S., Namiki,S., Aoki, N., Uemura, Y., Yamada, S., Saitoh H., , Minegishi, S., Makino Y., Iwase, H. and Sakurada, K. – The observation of the ear morphology for facial reconstruction (approximation) Maclennan, M., Houlton, T.R.M. and Gomez Garcia-Donas, J. – For the Love of Good: Resurrecting the Lost Face Behind Damien Hirst’s “For the Love of God” Diamond-Encrusted Human Skull Li, Y. – From Skulls to Faces: A Deep Generative Framework for Realistic 3D Craniofacial Reconstruction Guativonza, M.A., Lugli, V:, Bermejo, E. and Ibáñez, I. – Introducing IdentAI: a Facial Image database |
16:00
–
16:30
|
Poster Session
|
16:30
–
17:15
|
Hona, T.W.P.T. and Stephan, C.N. – Covariation of Facial Soft Tissue Thicknesses with Body Mass and Body Mass Index: Which one Yields Stronger Correlations? Navarro-López B., Suárez-Ulloa V., Wilke F., Baeta M., Martos-Fernández R., Olalde I., Martínez-Jarreta B., Jiménez S., Walsh S. and de Pancorbo M.M. – From DNA to nose shape: integrating anthropological methods and quasi-landmark mesh analysis Guerra, R., Guativonza, M.A.,Martínez-García, V., R-García, G., Ibáñez, Ó., Valsecchi, A., Bermejo, E., Manzanares, A., Villegas, A.D., Navarro, F., and Alemán, I. – Diving into new depths: Unveiling the positional relationship variation of hard and soft tissue across demographics |
17:15
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18:00
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18:00
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19:00
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Board of Governors Meeting
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19:00
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19:30
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Annual General meeting |
ONLINE
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9:00
–
09:45
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9:45
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10:30
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Matine, N., Davimes, J.G., Billings, BK. and Bacci, N. – Precision in Profiles: Investigating WFCS for forensic facial comparison in Black African male Dickinson, R., Liu, C.Y.J., Parrott, E. and Roughley, M. – Comparison of the external ear using different 3D surface scanning solutions for forensic application Greenway, E.C.J., Wilkinson, C.M., Frowd, C.D. and Shrimpton, S. – Enhancing the potential for recognition in forensic facial depictions through variation in texture, display and finishing effects |
10:30
–
11:00
|
Poster Session
|
11:00
–
11:45
|
Burton, I., Wilkinson, C.M., Roberts, J. and Sudirman, S. – Post-mortem and ante-mortem 2D and 3D facial comparison for forensic identification Urbanova, P., Goldmann, T. and Cerny, D. – Poses and Grimaces: Challenges for automated face identification algorithms? Bacci, N., Briers, N. and Steyn, M. – Quantifying quality: Image quality effects on forensic facial comparison |
11:45
–
13:15
|
Round Table
Sergio Damas – Prof. at University of Granada and Scientific Director of the Foundation “AI Granada, Research & Innovation” Sergio Castro – Police Officer at Spain’s National Police and member of the Facial Identification Group at the National Headquarters. Caroline Wilkinson – Prof. of Craniofacial Identification and Director of the Forensic Research Institute (FORRI) at Liverpool John Moores University Kazuhiko Imaizumi –Second Forensic Biology Section, National Research Institute of Police Science (NRIPS), Japan Desirée Davis –SFacial identification Team, Forensics Command, Australian Federal Police, Australia |
13:15
–
14:45
|
|
14:45
–
15:30
|
|
15:30
–
16:00
|
Poster Session
|
16:00
–
17:30
|
Russ, H. – The Norwegian NCIS and our work with facial recognition and biometrics Briers, N., Bacci, N., Steyn, M. and Houlton, T.M.R. – FISWG facial feature visibility and its influence on the success of forensic facial comparison by morphological analysis R-García, G., Guerra, R., Valsecchi, A. and Ibáñez, Ó. – Proposal for the use of intra-oral images for the identification of missing persons Navarro, P., Lugli, V. and Valsecchi, A. – Candidates filtering using photo-anthropometry and artificial intelligence under non-restrictive photographic conditions Davis, D. – AI vs the Australian Federal Police Gomez-Trenado, G., Mesejo, P., Cordon, Ó., and Lathuilière, S. – Custom Structure Preservation in Face Aging |
17:30
–
18:00
|
Congress Closing |
20:00
–
23:00
|
|
|
TOURISM DAY
|
---|---|
9:00
–
13:00
(aprox.)
|
The transport pick-up point is yet to be determined. At 09:30 a.m. we will be at the Alhambra parking lot. The guided tour will start at 10:00 a.m. After the visit the transport will take you near the Cathedral. |
13:00
(aprox.)
–
18:30
|
The Royal Chapel is open from 11:00 a.m. to 18:30 p.m. so you can choose the time that suits you best for your visit. The visit is individual and you will have an audio guide. The Cathedral is open from 11:00 a.m. to 18:15 p.m. so you can choose the time that suits you best for your visit. The visit is individual and you will have an audio guide. |
*The program is not final and may be subject to changes