Wilsede is located in the heart of the Lueneburg Heath (Lüneburger Heide), one of the magnificent national parks in Europe. For more than 100 years, this unique moorland has been protected as a nature reserve. The little village of Wilsede can only be assessed by foot, bicycle or horse carriage.

The nearest place accessible by car is Undeloh. Buses will be organized by the organizers to bring participants from Hamburg to Undeloh and Niederhaverbeck. Bicycles ad horse carriages will also be organized.

The actual meeting will take place in “De Emhoff” – a combination living area (Dönz) and barn built in 1609. Declared a historical monument in 1960, it has been renovated using the original techniques and material (but there is electricity and limited access to the internet).
For those of you that do not know Wilsede, we are sure that you will also come to appreciate this unique setting, which has been the gathering point for American and European hematologists and oncologists since 1973.

The charming surroundings of the meeting site create an informal and relaxed atmosphere, inspiring communication at every opportunity, for which the Wilsede meetings are known.
Lodging will be organized for all speakers, chairs, and stipend holders – but for other attendees, please find your own accommodation here.