Conference venue
The will take place in the conference room of the ‘Jean-Alexandre Dieudonné’ Laboratory (Math. Lab., Building 2 on the map).
MAP OF VALROSE CAMPUS
MAP OF VALROSE CAMPUS
The best way to reach the conference venue is to take tram line 1 from the Gare or from Place Massena, direction Las Planas, and get off at the Valrose Université stop. To get to the tram stop from train station 'Gare Thiers', simply turn left when leaving the station and walk on foot to the 'NICE-Gare Thiers' tram stop.
Once you get off at the 'Valrose-Université' stop, follow Avenue A. Borriglione, Avenue Doyen-Jean Lepine, Avenue Joseph Vallot and Avenue Valrose. This 10' walking route from the tram stop 'Valrose-Université' to the conference venue is illustrated on google map HERE
Once you get off at the 'Valrose-Université' stop, follow Avenue A. Borriglione, Avenue Doyen-Jean Lepine, Avenue Joseph Vallot and Avenue Valrose. This 10' walking route from the tram stop 'Valrose-Université' to the conference venue is illustrated on google map HERE
Travelling to Nice
The Nice airport is connected to all major European cities by daily flights, and even to New York, Canada and numerous destinations in North Africa and the Middle East. There are also many flights per day between Paris and Nice. Here are some useful links:
- Nice airport web page
- Main destinations
- List of companies
- Busses and shuttles to and from the airport
Most companies use Terminal 1 (the older of the two). Terminal 2 is mainly used by Air France (and its partners) and Easyjet. To get to the city center or to go to the conference site, the best option is to take tram line 2 directly from the airport terminal towards 'Port Lympia' and change at the 'Jean Médecin' stop and then take line 1 towards 'Henri Sappia'. Then follow the instructions above to reach the conference venue. The round trip to the airport by tramway costs 10 Euros. Outside the airport, the tram ticket costs 1.7 Euros and can be purchased at the machines present at each stop. So you can have a stroll, exit the airport and reach the Tramway Line 2 stop 'Parc Phoenix' by a stroll of 15 minutes and by a ticket at that stop for 1.7 Euros.
A free shuttle connects Terminal 1 and 2 in both directions.
- Nice airport web page
- Main destinations
- List of companies
- Busses and shuttles to and from the airport
Most companies use Terminal 1 (the older of the two). Terminal 2 is mainly used by Air France (and its partners) and Easyjet. To get to the city center or to go to the conference site, the best option is to take tram line 2 directly from the airport terminal towards 'Port Lympia' and change at the 'Jean Médecin' stop and then take line 1 towards 'Henri Sappia'. Then follow the instructions above to reach the conference venue. The round trip to the airport by tramway costs 10 Euros. Outside the airport, the tram ticket costs 1.7 Euros and can be purchased at the machines present at each stop. So you can have a stroll, exit the airport and reach the Tramway Line 2 stop 'Parc Phoenix' by a stroll of 15 minutes and by a ticket at that stop for 1.7 Euros.
A free shuttle connects Terminal 1 and 2 in both directions.
Coming to Nice by train
The train station is located in the city center and offers numerous connections by taxi, bus and tram. Nice - Paris: 5h36 by TGV, Nice - Marseille 2h35 (TGV or TER), Nice - Monaco Monte Carlo 0h18.
More details here.
More details here.
Coming to Nice by car
The A8 motorway connects Nice with the west (Cannes, Marseille, Aix-en-Provence) and with Italy to the east. The closest exit to the Valrose campus is number 54.
Accomodation
As a general rule, any hotel close to the Tramway line 1 or close to the stop Valrose Université is a good alternative. For example:
5 stars
Boscolo Nice Hôtel & Spa
4 stars
Hôtel Mercure Nice Centre Notre-Dame
Best Western Plus Hôtel Massena Nice
Hôtel Nice Riviera
3 stars
Best Western Hôtel Lakmi Nice
Best Western Alba Hôtel
Hôtel Saint Georges
2 stars
Hôtel Lépante
Hôtel Trocadero