Pierre Baudis Congress Center 

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The Conference will take place in Toulouse at the Pierre Baudis Congress Centre located in the city center on the edge of the Compans-Caffarelli park.

Situated at 15 minutes  from the airport and 10 minutes by foot from the Capitole square. It can easily be reached by car or on foot with public transport. More information on access can be found here below. 

Access

BY PLANE
It provides direct flights to 87 destinations, 73 of which are international flights. There are 72 flights a day between Toulouse and Paris (flight time: 1 hour).
Toulouse Blagnac International Airport located 15/20 minutes from city centre. 
http://www.toulouse.aeroport.fr/ 

BY CAR
Toulouse is connected directly by motorway with the main capitals of North and South Europe. The Paris-Bordeaux-Montpellier motorway is at the junction of the highway.

• A62 (towards Bordeaux)
• A20 (towards Paris, via Montauban and Limoges)
• A61 (towards Montpellier and Barcelona)
• A64 (Foix, Lourdes, Bayonne, San-Sébastien)
• A66 (Pamiers, Foix, Andorre)
• A68 (towards Albi and Lyon)
• A75 (Clermont-Ferrand – Béziers via the Viaduc de Millau)

BY TRAIN
The SNCF Toulouse Matabiau station
Toulouse is 5 hours and 30 min from Paris by high-speed train, 2 hours from Montpellier, and 2 hours from Bordeaux. 
http://www.sncf.com/ 

CAR PARK
Underground parking “Compans Caffarelli”.
Near the Palais des Congrès – 1000 spaces

BY BUS
Lines 31, 45, 63, L1 and Airport Shuttles 
Stop close to the Congress Centre
https://www.tisseo.fr

BY METRO
The line B, stop “Compans Caffarelli”, is located 1 minute by foot from the Centre. The metro operates from Sunday to Thursday from 5:15 a.m. to midnight, and Friday and Saturday until 2:00 a.m.
https://www.tisseo.fr

BY TRAM
Get on at the Palais de Justice stop, then on line B, stop at Compans Caffarelli.
https://www.tisseo.fr

Toulouse

The pink city!

Toulouse, the 4th city of France and is the metropolitan leader in Occitania.

Privileged natural surroundings at the heart of a communications crossroad: 150 km from the Mediterranean, 250 km from the Atlantic Ocean, 110 km from the Pyrenees ski slopes.

Skills in the research sector that are recognized worldwide:

• No. 1 in Europe for aeronautic & spatial industries, onboard electronics and information systems (Competitiveness Cluster: Aerospace Valley)
• No. 1 nationally in the biotechnologies, microbiology, life science, and technologies sector (Competitiveness Cluster: Bio Health Cancer)
• 2nd research hub in France, with more than 400 laboratories and 110,000 researchers: new information technologies, healthcare sector, etc. Creation of the Research and Higher Education Cluster

for more information please visit https://www.toulouse-visit.com/