Get Ready For VulCon 2.0 Conference In Athens, Greece, surrounded by the Ancient mesmerizing views of the Acropolis and mythical remains of temples dedicated to the old gods.
Next month, VulCon 2.0 Mortal Convention is set to take place in the city of Olympian Gods on June 14, 2022, from 10:00 AM till 03.00 AM.
The VulCon 2.0 Event is not only geared towards the Vulcan community, but everyone who attends the conference will learn new things about crypto, NFTs, and much more.
Get your ticket, book a flight, and choose where to stay.
- You can get your ticket for the Vulcon2.0 from Eventribe.
- You can book a flight to Athens, Greece using a price aggregator such as Kayak or Skyscanner. (Make sure to add checked baggage if you need one)
- You can book an Airbnb apartment near Zappeion Megaron.
- You can enjoy a 5-star hotel experience in the center of Athens, 10 minutes away from the venue by foot.
- Also 15 minutes away by foot, you can stay in the wealthy upscale neighborhood area of Kolonaki, known for its neoclassical buildings, the premium nightlife experience and the high-end boutiques.
- If you plan to rent a car or use the metro, you can stay in the suburbs with Marousi and Glyfada being some of the top choices.
- There are no covid-19 travel restrictions in Greece.
Features Of The VulCon 2 Event – What To Expect
The legendary meeting will take place in the ancient city of Athens. Apart from crypto and metaverse, many upcoming breakthroughs in tech and specifically blockchain technology, will be discussed at the VulCon 2.0 event.
The event will take place at the Zappeion Hall – located in the heart of Athens, Greece – surrounded by the remains of old temples.
- When: June 14, 2022
- Where: Zappeion Megaron
- Massive Speaker Line-Up: 10.00 AM – 04:00 PM (local time)
- Gala Dinner & DJ performance with DJ Yoda: 09.30 PM – 03.00AM
It’s no coincidence that Vulcan Verse, the flagship game and the heart of the Vulcan Forged Gaming Ecosystem, is based on ancient Greece and Greco-Roman lore and mythology. The project places Greece and Greek culture in full view of the world globally.
In this event, the glorious past of Greece intertwines with Vulcan Forged. It emerges to highlight our timeless tradition, our Mythology. The undeniable fact that Vulcan Forged remains the pioneer, pushing forward into a future that embraces web3 and blockchain technology in the same place that is considered the Birthplace of Culture & Civilization and the center of Science.
The VulCon 2.0 event will reflect, just like Vulcan Forged, how we can continue to pave through technology breakthroughs, having come from an ancient past.
VulCon 2.0 will represent the Greek civilization and Zappeion Megaron globally. The event will be home to officials from all over the world – they will acknowledge we, the people of Greece, will take blockchain technology to a whole new level by bringing fresh and new stuff every single time.
As the lore of the Vulcan Verse is based on the ancient Greek civilization in the Greco-Roman Era, the visitors, when they come to Zappeion Megaron, will be surprised to see how the game is similar to the real Greece!
Join us at VulCon 2.0 (on June 14), as there are many exciting things waiting for you.
- Morning Coffee Break
- Lunch in Mortal Lights
- Olympian Gods Gala Dinner
- Open Bar
- Entertainment and Other Exciting Performances
- Olympic Opening Ceremony (Drums and Welcome Band)
- God Life-Sized Models
- Dynamic 3D Wall Shows or Vulcanite
- Lava Interactive Floor
- Entrance Dedicated to Vulcan City – Dressed in Hanging Flags
- Other Thematic Events Throughout the event
- Evening Gala
- Each Game (in Vulcan Verse ecosystem) will have a dedicated corner
Get The Tickets Before They Run Out!
The VulCon 2.0 event is so popular that the tickets are selling drastically. If you’ve decided to come to see the most anticipated gaming event in the heart of Athens, be sure to buy the tickets before they run out.
The Guest Speakers
Some of the big names in the crypto and the NFT world will be guest speakers at the conference.
Gerd Leonhard
Gern Leonhard is a global keynote speaker and a futurist who talks about humanity and its relationship with technology. Born in Germany, he currently lives in Zurich, Switzerland.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/gleonhard
George Tsagkarakis
George is CEO and Manager of egamers.io. He has a deep interest in crypto, NFTs, Play-to-Earn games, and the overall blockchain space.
LinkedIn: https://gr.linkedin.com/in/george-tsagkarakis-7a9700183
Twitter: https://twitter.com/staycalm4now
Jamie Thomson
Jamie Thomson is Chief Executive Officer at Vulcan Forged. Vulcan Forged is a Play-to-Earn gaming studio that leverages blockchain technology.
Jamie Thomson – Author
There’s another Jamie Thomson joining us at the VulCon 2 in Athens. Jamie has been writing books for computer games for many years now. He also happens to be a game developer. He won the Roald Dahl Funny Prize in 2012.
Website: http://www.jamiethomson.com/
LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/jamie-thomson-50863a1
Gautam Arjun
Gautum is CEO and Co-Founder at KOMPANIOS. The company focuses on educating the Indian youth with the latest breakthroughs in technology, gamification, and 3D visualizations. Gautam is also Co-Founder and CEO at Edverse.
Apollo.io: https://www.apollo.io/people/Gautam/Arjun/54a2b1007468693cdd52da35
LinkedIn: https://in.linkedin.com/in/gautam-arjun-a40a9312
Jason Hernandez
Jason is Co-Founder and Cheif Operating Officer at The HUSL. The HUSL is a Web3 studio that mainly focuses on Gaming, NFTs, and the Metaverse.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/JHernandez718
Matthew Medney
Matthew Medney is a Co-Founder of a Boutique Storytelling Company. He is currently the CEO of Heavy Metal Magazine. He is also a Best Seller Writer of Beyond Kuiper.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/matthewmedney
Willian Ten Zijthoff
William is Founder and CEO of Coorest. Coorest is focused on making the world green again by eliminating carbon emissions. The company provides you with blockchain solutions that enable you to reduce your carbon footprint.
LinkedIn: https://nl.linkedin.com/in/william-ten-zijthoff-8b4a725
Heidi Capnerhurst & Dino Foderaro
Heidi is the Chief Marketing Officer at Fables of Fyra, while Dino Foderaro serves as Chief Operating Officer.
Mark Turetski
Mark is CEO and Co-Founder at Goons of Balatroon.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/goonsnft
Alex Dalitz & Alex Nicholls
Dalitz is Managing Director at SWALLOW, while Alex Nicholls serves as Communications Director.
Lady of Crypto
Lady of Crypto is a YouTuber, Crypto Trader, and NFT Investor. She is famous mainly for running her YouTube channel, where she talks about cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and their potential.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/LadyofCrypto
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBCbEDO5tMP6saX9yNU_zYQ
Bonus: After Party DJ Line-Up
VulCon 2.0 comes in two halves – the day Convention and the evening Gala Event.
After a day of learning and networking, we know you’ll be ready for the party.. 🔥 🥳
We’re excited to announce the special guest performance of:
DJ Yoda, a multi-award-winning hip-hop DJ and producer, headlining festivals and clubs around the world 🔥 🔥 and…
Don’t miss the PARTY! ✨
Visit The Ancient Sites of Athens After The VulCon 2 Event!
The organizers have clarified that the event will be all day and all night long. So book your hotels as you’re in for a lifetime trip. As you get free from the conference, you can visit the fantastic city of Athens the next day.
The VulCon 2.0 Event will take place at Zappeion Megaron. You can visit many historical places at a short walking distance to taste what ancient Greek mythology is all about.
The Acropolis
Widely known as The Acropolis of Athens, it is an ancient site located above the rocky outcrop of Athens. When you look at the site from far away, you taste historical Greek architecture and old buildings. The most famous building in the Acropolis is the Parthenon.
You can see the Parthenon on the upper right side above. The Acropolis is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Acropolis Museum
The Acropolis Museum is home to Greek mythology’s most significant and valuable art collection. The museum’s architecture doesn’t look so ancient as the building was restructured in 2007.
You need to keep in mind that you can’t enter the facility without a ticket. Buy Tickets from Here.
Panathenaic Stadium
The Panathenaic Stadium is one of the most sought-after attractions in Athens, Greece. The unique thing about this stadium is that it’s the only stadium in the world that’s built entirely of marble. The stadium was built in 330 BC for Panathenaic Games.
The stadium was rebuilt in marble by Athenian-Roman Senator Herodes Atticus. (144 AD)
Also known as Kalimarmaro stadium, its only 400 meters away from the Vulcon 2.0 venue.
Kolonaki
Kolonaki is a neighborhood in Athens city center where you can go shopping and find some good places to have dinner.
The Kolonaki area starts next to the Parliament building. After the VulCon 2 event is over, you can head to Kolonaki and stroll through the streets to have a taste of modern-day Athens.
The Greek Parliament
Formally known as the Hellenic Parliament, The Greek Parliament is located in the Old Royal Palace. The building is located right in the middle of Athens (North of Syntagma Square).
Ermou Street
If you fancy some luxury shopping after you’re done with the VulCon 2 event, Ermou Street will be your sweet spot. The whole street is home to some of the most renowned international brands. The 1.5 km road is located in central Athens that connects the Kerameikos site with Syntagma Square.
Ermou street is also known as one of Greece’s crowdiest and busiest and busiest shopping streets.
Monastiraki Square
You find a lot of things in the heart of Athens, and the Monastiraki Square is one of them. You can go to the Square by taking different routes. The best way to get to Monastiraki Square is by Metro station. Just make sure you stop at Monastiraki station.
If you’ve been wandering at Acropolis, your next destination should be Monastiraki Square, as it is right under the shadow of Acropolis.
The whole square gives you a good vibe of the entire city, culture, and the country’s people.