Venue

The Tutorials and the Main Conference will all take place in Amphitheatre E1, 2 Avenue Adolphe Chauvin, CY Cergy Paris Université, Saint Martin Campus, 95300 Pontoise.

Once you arrive to our building, you will find signs directing you to the comference room (Amphitheatre E1).

How to get to the venue -- Saint Martin Campus, CY Cegy Paris Université

CY Cergy Paris Université

2 Av. Adolphe Chauvin, 95300 Pontoise

 

Access

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By Car

Cergy has lot of public parkings close to University and you can find parking spot 2 minutes away from University (EFFIA, or 3 Fontaines).

Public transport

To plan your journey on the public transport we strongly advise you to use the route planner of the official site of public transport of the Ile-de-France region

If you come by plane

From Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle airport

 

  • Direct bus n° 95-18 that goes to the Cergy Prefecture station every hour (45 min, only 2€). Eventually take the bus 30 and stop at Plateau Saint Martin.
  • Train from Roissy: you should take the RER B in the direction Robinson or Saint-Remy-les-Chevreuses, change at Châtelet-les-Halles to RER A in the direction Cergy-le-Haut, get off at Cergy-Préfecture. Eventually take the bus 30 and stop at Plateau Saint Martin.

 

From Orly airport

You should take the ORLYVAL shuttle towards Antony. At the Antony RER station, take the RER B towards Mitry-Claye, change at Châtelet-les-Halles station to the RER A towards Cergy-le-Haut, get off at Cergy-Préfecture. Eventually take the bus 30 and stop at Plateau Saint Martin.

From Beauvais airport

Bus to Beauvais train station then train to Persan Beaumont then train (line H) to Pontoise. Then from Canrobert station take bus 30 stop at Plateau Saint Martin.

If you come to Paris by train

From Gare Saint-Lazare

Take a J transilien train towards Pontoise and take the 30 bus and stop at Plateau Saint Martin. Or a L Transilien and get off at Cergy-Préfecture. Eventually take the bus 30 and stop at Plateau Saint Martin.

From Gare du Nord

Take the train towards Pontoise and get off at Pontoise. Then from Canrobert station take bus 30 stop at Plateau Saint Martin.

From Gare de Lyon, La Défence, Austerlitz

You can come by train with Cergy Prefecture station using RER A from Paris (Gare de Lyon, La Défense, Gare du Nord, Austerlitz...). Please find the map and useful informations here. You can also use L Transilien line (Paris St Lazare).

You can also come to Pontoise train station using J transilien (Paris St Lazare) or RER C (Gare du Nord).

You can use IDFMobilité app to get train schedule and traffic informations (on the AppStore, Google Play Store or Online)

 

Accommodations in Cergy :

At walking distance. 

Recommended hotels:

Another hotel:

 

Complete list of hotels  (around Cergy St Christophe and Cergy le Haut) :  https://hotels-cergypontoise.com

(need to take a bus or the train)

 

 

What to visit in Cergy ?

 Please find some interesting places you might want to visit : 
  • Parc National du Vexin

    • Vexin Français escaped the worst of the French Revolution and is speckled with villages with houses, churches and castles going back hundreds of years. If you’d like ideas for a driving tour check out Nesles-la-Vallée, known for its fortified farms, Arthies and Haravilliers, which have sweet old dovecotes, and Amenucourt and Gargenville where the communal laundries have been preserved. Vetheuil was home to Monet for a time, while La Roche-Guyon has a bulky medieval fortress cut from the chalk.

  • Chateau d'Auvers-Sur-Oise and Auvers-sur-Oise city

    • Just like Pontoise, this town a few minutes east was loved by the Impressionists who planted their easels by the river and painted scenes around the town. None are more revered than Vincent van Gogh, who died in Auvers in 1890. You can visit the inn where he passed, as well as his grave and the house of his physician Dr Gachet, famously portrayed by the artist. Van Gogh stayed in Auvers for some time and painted the townscape, so you’ll be able to compare his work to the streets as they appear today. There’s a neat exhibition in the Château d’Auvers, with projections of Impressionist masterpieces in rooms with period furnishings.

  • Axe-Majeur of Cergy

    • The Axe majeur is a monumental work located in Cergy-Pontoise (Val d'Oise), dominating the loops of the Oise. The work designed by Dani Karavan stands out as one of the key urban planning achievements at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries. Both a public space open to all and artistic creation, the major axis is a site to discover absolutely in Ile-de-France. It offers an exceptional panorama bringing the gaze to Paris, a unique walking route linked to hiking routes, a relaxation area in the heart of the city, a place of expression and shows...

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