Arrivals

Venue Address

Hotel Booking:

You may find the hotels with discount rates here. As these hotels are the partner hotels of IESEG, when booking, do make such a remark: I WILL ATTEND IESEG – IEOM 2018 in your booking emails. Only with such a remark, you can enjoy the discount rates from these hotels.

https://www.ieseg.fr/en/faculty-and-research/research/iesegs-partner-hotels/

Paris is served by two main airports: Charles De Gaulle (CDG) and Orly. From the airports to Paris city center:

a) By ‘Le bus direct’ coach. Take line 2 (from CDG Airport) or line 1 (from Orly) and go to ‘Place de l’Étoile’. Once there, you can reach your hotel by metro or RER – the station ‘Charles de Gaulle Etoile’ is a short walk from the coach drop off spot.

b) By RER (suburban train).

From Charles de Gaulle Airport, you can take suburban train line RER B, direction Paris.

Getting to La Defense/IESEG School of Management

IESEG School’s Paris campus is located in La Defense. The conference will take place in its building in La Grande Arche (see the map).

To access La Defense from Paris, take RER A to ‘La Défense-Grande Arche’ (direction ‘Saint-Germain-En-Laye’ or ‘Poissy’ or ‘Cergy-Le Haut’). You can also take Metro Line 1 to La Defense (direction La Defense). Get out of the station from Exit 1 which takes you directly to the conference venue.

If your hotel is in La Defense, from Charles de Gaulle Airport, take suburban train line RER B, direction Paris,  change at ‘Châtelet-Les Halles’, and take RER A direction ‘Saint-Germain-En-Laye’ or ‘Poissy’ or ‘Cergy-Le Haut’. (For more detailed information on the journey, go to the Metro/RER website in English or in French.)

Getting around in Paris

By metro and RER

The centre of Paris is easily accessible from La Defense, and many sights and hotels are directly on the Metro (Line 1) and RER (Line A) lines which serve La Defense. More detailed information on the Metro/RER is available via the RATP website: click here for English or here for French.

By bike

Once in Paris intra-muros, you could also use the Velib’, the city’s system of self-service bike rentals – you can take a bike from any of their numerous ‘bike stations’ across town, and return it to any of the other bike stations. The system is available 24 x 7. you can buy 1-day or 7-day tickets online or at any of the Velib’ stations. For more information and for the different bike locations, go to: http://en.velib.paris.fr/ (English version) or http://velib.paris.fr/ (French version).

Tourist Attractions Link:

https://en.parisinfo.com/what-to-see-in-paris/monuments/famous-monuments-or-monuments-to-discover