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travel © Pixachi/Shutterstock.com las (small skewers of olives, cucum- bers, peppers and pickled onions) and gulas (imitation baby eels made from surimi). Prices are higher than Madrid’s more traditional markets, but both the atmosphere and the food are highly enjoyable. Parque Warner Madrid • Opening times: daily, 11:30 to midnight • Location: San Martín de la Vega • www.parquewarner.com For those extending their stay, Parque Warner might be the perfect (and adrenaline-filled) start to the weekend after a busy week in the convention centre. Parque Warner © Jacob Lund/Shutterstock.com Madrid is one of the largest and most advanced theme parks in Europe. The space is divided into five themed areas: DC Super Heroes World, Movie World Studios, Cartoon Village, Old West Territory and Hollywood Boule- vard. Featuring over 40 rides, includ- ing one of the highest vertical drop towers in the world, a 30,000 m2 wa- ter park (for some relief from the hot summer weather), and of course, a multitude of performances, shows and parades, the movie park offers something for every taste. Parque Warner is located 25 km south-east of Madrid, but can be reached by shuttle buses going there from central Madrid every day start- ing from 9:30. Carmen de Bizet (opera) • Date: 6 & 7 October • Starting time: 19:00 • Venue: Teatro Nuevo Apolo, Plaza Tirso de Molina, 1 • www.summummusic.com/carmen- de-bizet Conference attendees will be in Madrid just in time to see the perfor- mance of a brand-new interpretation of classic opera Carmen by dance company Ballet Flamenco de Madrid. © Theatro Nuevo Apollo The story of the protagonist, a capri- cious and sensual gypsy, is set in Se- ville in 1820 and revolves around love, fiery temperament and dance. The passionate character of Car- men, which was created by Georges Bizet at the end of the nineteenth century, embodies the features of a perfect woman who knows how to twist men around her little finger. In the ballet performance, Carmen se- duces Don José, an inexperienced soldier. Infatuated with Carmen, he abandons his former love, mutinies against his superior officer and, eventually, joins a group of smugglers. But when Carmen falls in love with bullfighter Escamillo, her unfaithfulness pro- vokes a dark side in Don José that she has never ex- perienced before. AD To find out more, visit www.juvoradental.com DENTAL PROSTHETICS ALTERNATIVE TO METAL WHY DENTISTS CHOOSE JUVORA™ 26X MORE SHOCK ABSORPTION1 • CAD/CAM dental disc made from PEEK-OPTIMA™, a high performance polymer • An alternative to metal for long-term2 fixed and removable prosthetic frameworks • More shock absorption1 than Titanium, addressing problems with parafunction 1 Based on the tendency of a material to deform when opposing forces are applied as expressed by the avg. elastic (Young’s) modulus values of the two materials (Titanium 110 GPa or PEEK 4GPa). 2 Kurtz, S (2012). “PEEK Biomaterials Handbook”. Edition 1, Oxford, Elsevier Inc. Juvora Ltd Hillhouse International, Thornton Cleveleys, Lancashire FY5 4QD United Kingdom | +44 (0) 1253 897555 | info@juvoradental.com | www.juvoradental.com 26th EAO Annual Scientific Meeting 23