How to get to the venue
Public transportation in Paris
Route results on Google Maps are rather poor. Recommended apps are (unfortunately you only find the apps on proprietary stores):
- Citymapper (will provide best journey suggestion, Google play , Appstore )
- Bonjour RATP (best for RATP lines live traffic info, Google play , Appstore )
- Île-de-France Mobilités (to buy tickets if your phone is compatible, best in general for Paris and suburbs live traffic info, Google play , Appstore )
In Paris, fare costs 2.05€ for buses and tramways and 2.55€ for RER and metros. You cannot use a bus-tram ticket for RER-metros and vice-versa. We recommend either to get a Navigo EASY card when arriving or to use the IDFM application (Google play , Appstore ) to buy tickets directly on your phone (using NFC).
Airport access
If you come to Paris by plane, you can get to the center of Paris using RER B (Charles de Gaulle airport and Orly airport using OrlyVal for the later) and Metro 14 (Orly airport only but recommended for that airport). Warning! You have to take the special airport ticket which costs 14€.
RER B (Charles de Gaulle airport and Orly airport using OrlyVal for the later) and 
Metro 14 (Orly airport only but recommended for that airport). Warning! You have to take the special airport ticket which costs 14€.Caution! There will be some construction work on the RER B during part of the event (Saturday the 18th and Sunday the 19th). Service suspended all day between Denfert-Rochereau and La Croix de Berny/Robinson. Please check this site for more information and alternative paths (only in French). Recommended transportation apps should provide trips taking into account the disruption.
Metro/trains
- RER B (train station: Luxembourg, walking: 5-10 minutes) Disrupted on the 18th and 19th, see above
- Metro 7 (train station: Place Monge or Censier-daubenton, walking: 10 minutes)
- Metro 10 (train station: Cardinal lemoine, walking: 15 minutes)
Metro 7 (train station: Place Monge or Censier-daubenton, walking: 10 minutes)
Metro 10 (train station: Cardinal lemoine, walking: 15 minutes)Bus
- Buses 21 and 27 (bus stop: Feuillantines, walking: <1 minute)
- Bus 24 (bus stop: École Normale Supérieure (this stop is considered non-accessible), walking: <1 minutes)
- Bus 38 (bus stop: Auguste comte, walking: 5 minutes)
- Buses 75 and 89 (bus stop: Panthéon, walking: 5-10 minutes)
- Bus 91 (bus stop: Port Royal - Saint-Jacques, walking: 10 minutes)
Buses 21 and 27 (bus stop: Feuillantines, walking: <1 minute)
Bus 24 (bus stop: École Normale Supérieure (this stop is considered non-accessible), walking: <1 minutes)
Bus 38 (bus stop: Auguste comte, walking: 5 minutes)
Buses 75 and 89 (bus stop: Panthéon, walking: 5-10 minutes)
Bus 91 (bus stop: Port Royal - Saint-Jacques, walking: 10 minutes)Accessibility
- Metro lines are NOT accessible in general (especially for wheel chair users). Metro line 14 is however an exception and is accessible to people with disabilities as well as a few metro station, please check RATP website below for details.
- All RER lines are accessible (however, elevators etc. can be broken).
- Buses are most likely to be accessible. Some bus stops may not be accessible, but bus driver often tries to let you in/out.
For more information, please see the SNCF accesibility page for RER inside SNCF zones (RER B between Gare du Nord included and Aéroport Charles de Gaulles/Mitry-Claye, RER C, D and E) and the RATP accessibility page for metros and RER inside RATP zones (RER A and RER B between Châtelet-les-Halles included and Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuses/Robinson).
The linked pages are not fully translated so don't hesitate to contact us if needed.