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A - Batiment CPE (Rue Victor Grignard)- Congress site and "Welcome Apero" (Sunday)

Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1
43 Boulevard du 11 Novembre 1918
69100 Villeurbanne, France

Arrival at aéroport «Lyon Saint Éxupéry» or by TGV to «Gare Lyon Part-Dieu». Navette/shuttle Aéroport-Lyon Part- Dieu, then tramway no. 1 North-bound to the campus «La Doua», get out at stations "Université Lyon 1" or "La Doua Gaston Berger", then walk to CPE

B - CROUS - Resto "U" - Lunch Breaks (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday)

120 Boulevard du 11 Novembre 1918
69100 Villeurbanne, France

Tramway T1 Stop : "Gaston Berger"

C - NAVIG INTER - Boat to the Banquet site (Wednesday evening)

69002 Lyon, France
Boat ride venue from CPE : transit time by tramway, metro and foot about 45 min (a 5-days bus-tramway-metro pass is included in the conference bag).
From CPE, take the T1 tramway southbound to “Montrochet” and get off at the “Charles Hernu” square at the station “Charpennes”. Then, cross the street and square, take the metro line A (red), direction “Perrache”, and get off at the station “Bellecour”.Walk westbound to join the River Saône on the “Quai des Célestins” (the “Basilique de Fourvière” in eyesight), then walk northbound all the way to the “Hospices Civil de Lyon” being close to the passerelle du Palais de Justice (the hanging footbridge leading to the Court House) and find the “Navig Inter” reception desk.

Departure of the riverboat: 6:30 pm
If you miss the boat, only a taxi can drive you to the banquet place.
Return by bus at 11:30 pm.

Access to HOTEL de la CITE – CONCORDE Lyon

22, Quai Charles De Gaulle, 69006 Lyon

Arrival at aéroport «Lyon Saint Éxupéry» or by TGV to «Gare Lyon Part-Dieu». Navette/shuttle Aéroport-Lyon Part- Dieu, then trolleybus no. C1 North-bound to the Cité Internationale get out at stations "Cité Internationale".

Access to Lyon

Road
Lyon’s geographic location at the heart of a motorway network of more than 1 000 km puts it at less than 2 hours from the large towns and cities in the region. 1h 30min from Geneva, and 2 hours from Clermont-Ferrand and the Alps, 3 hours from Turin and Marseille, 4 hours from Paris and 6 hours from Barcelona.

Information from the Lyon Regional Road Information Centre: 33 (0)4 78 54 33 33
Public transport in Lyon’s urban area http://www.tcl.fr


Air
A major hub for the Rhône-Alpes region, Lyon Saint Exupéry airport, located 25 km from the town centre, boasts excellent road, air and rail links, in particular with the TGV high-speed trains and Europe’s major motorways.

Operating 24 hours a day, the airport serves more than one hundred towns, half of which are abroad, and caters for an average of 6 million passengers per year.

The Satobus regular shuttle service links the airport to the town centre (a bus leaves every 20 minutes). It also runs a service, by reservation, between Lyon and Annecy, Geneva, Aix-les-Bains, Chambéry, Grenoble and other towns.

Lyon Saint Exupéry International Airport http://www.lyon.aeroport.fr
Satobus Desk: Airport central hall, floor 1, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. http://www.satobus.com

Train
With two stations in the town center, Part-Dieu and Perrache, and a third at Lyon Saint Exupery Airport, the TGV high-speed train network puts Lyon today at the heart of Europe.

2 hours from Paris (a train every 30 minutes), 3 hours from Lille, 5 hours from London (Eurostar) - the TGV high-speed train network also serves Chambéry, Annecy and Brussels.
The Mediterranean TGV high-speed train links Lyon to Marseille in 1 hour 40 min (15 trains in each direction per day)

Information : Part-Dieu, Perrache and Lyon Saint Exupéry stations :
www.voyages-sncf.com
www.raileurope.co.uk