ICF CANOE SLALOM JUNIOR&U23 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

09:00 Forerunners

09:15 Semifinal C2X U23
09:35 Semifinal K1W U23
10:45 Semifinal K1W JUN
11:35 Semifinal C1M U23
12:25 Semifinal C1M JUN

15:05 Final C2X U23
15:25 Final C2X JUN
15:30 Final K1W U23
15:55 Final K1W JUN
16:20 Final C1M U23
16:45 Final C1M JUN

17:10 Awards Ceremony

09:00 Forerunners

09:15 C2M U23 Teams
09:25 C1W U23 Teams
10:00 C1W JUN Teams
10:30 K1M U23 Teams
11:37 K1M JUN Teams
12:30 Awards Ceremony

13:35 C2X U23 Teams
13:42 K1W U23 Teams
14:27 K1W JUN Teams
15:07 C1M U23 Teams
15:54 C1M JUN Teams
16:25 Awards Ceremony / Closing ceremony

from Bratislava | from Vienna | from Budapest

Parking for the spectators is provided free of charge close to the venue entrance.

Divoká voda (Areál vodných športov)
Bratislava-Čunovo
Slovakia

Canoe slalom venue is 20km south of Bratislava.

48.031944, 17.229167
Latitude 48º 01’ 55”
Longitude 17º 13’ 45”

Bratislava is capital city of Slovakia located in Central Europe.
City is well connected with neighboring capitals and international airports by international highways.

Bratislava is situated directly on country boarders with Czech Republic, Austria and Hungary. Bratislava is well connected to neighboring capitals by international multilane highways. Within Slovakia, the D1 motorway connects Bratislava to the east of the country (direction Košice, Krakow), the D2 motorway connects Bratislava with Hungary to the south and the Czech Republic to the north and D4 motorway connects Bratislava with Vienna.

If you want to fly to Bratislava, you can choose between the city’s own international airport and Schwechat airport in Vienna, which is about 45 km from Bratislava and connected by regular shuttle buses. Regular flights link these airports with many major European destinations.

Vienna international airport (VIE)
www.viennaairport.com

Bratislava airport (BTS)
www.airportbratislava.sk

International trains to Bratislava’s main railway station run from Vienna (1 hour), Budapest (3 hours), and Prague (4-5 hours) several times a day. There are less frequent direct connections to Berlin, Bucharest, Kiev, Moscow and Warsaw.
The main railway station is a short distance from the centre and there is a good connection to city public transport; alternatively, walking to the centre takes 15-20 minutes. Trains from Vienna also arrive at Bratislava–Petržalka Station, which is to the south of the city centre across the Danube River and has direct bus connection with Čunovo (Public transport, Bus 91).

Perhaps the nicest way to arrive in Bratislava is by riverboat, via the Danube. The Rhine–Main–Danube Canal links Bratislava with the North Sea; the Danube River connects it to the Black Sea.

Cruises along the Danube have been a big hit with tourists for many years. River cruises go to and from Budapest, and a scheduled passenger service, the Twin City Liner, connects Bratislava and Vienna by high-speed catamaran several times a day during summer.