Travel Information

Paris offers an extensive and efficient public transport network.
The venue is located near the Porte de Versailles transport hub.
‍Metro: Line 12: Station Porte de Versailles (direct access to Montparnasse and Saint-Germain). Line 8: Station Balard (approx. 10-minute walk).
‍Tramway: Lines T2 and T3a: Stop Porte de Versailles.
‍Bus: Lines 39 and 80.

‍Ticketing: We recommend downloading the "Bonjour RATP" or "Citymapper" app to plan your journey. You can purchase a "Navigo Easy" card at any station or use your smartphone to load "t+ tickets" for individual journeys.
‍Taxis & Rideshare: The official taxi app is G7. Uber and FreeNow also operate extensively throughout the city.

Arriving by Air: Paris is served by two main international airports:
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‍Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG): Located 30km north of the city. By Train: Take the RER B south to Cité Universitaire, then transfer to the Tramway T3a (direction Pont du Garigliano) to Porte de Versailles. (Approx. 75 mins). By Taxi: Fixed fares to the "Left Bank" (Rive Gauche) are approximately €62.

‍Paris-Orly (ORY): Located 15km south of the city. By Bus: Take the Orlybus to Denfert-Rochereau, then transfer to the Tramway T3a to Porte de Versailles. (Approx. 40 mins). By Taxi: Fixed fares to the "Left Bank" are approximately €41.

Arriving by TrainParis is centrally connected to Europe via high-speed rail: Eurostar / Thalys (Gare du Nord): Direct trains from London, Brussels, and Amsterdam. From Gare du Nord, take Metro Line 4 to Montparnasse, then Metro Line 12 to Porte de Versailles. TGV (Gare de Lyon / Gare de l'Est): Connects to major French and European cities.

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While attending the conference, we encourage you to explore the local culture and landmarks:

‍Neighborhood Highlights: The 15th Arrondissement is home to Parc André Citroën, a beautiful modern park along the Seine, and the Beaugrenelle district for shopping and dining.

‍Iconic Landmarks: The Eiffel Tower is a short bus or RER ride away. For panoramic views of the city, visit the Montparnasse Tower, located just a few stops away on Metro Line 12.

‍Dining: The area around Rue de Vaugirard and Rue du Commerce offers traditional French bistros, boulangeries, and international cuisine.

‍Museums: Beyond the Louvre and Musée d'Orsay, the nearby Musée Bourdelle offers a stunning look at 19th-century sculpture in a historic studio setting.

For more information on planning your visit, please see the Official Paris Tourism Website.