7^th International Webinar on
Breast Cancer and Women Health

Situated at the heart of Europe, Paris is easy to get to, with 2 international airports: Paris Charles-de-Gaulle (23 km to the north) and Paris Orly (14 km to the south) connecting the French capital to 557 cities in 132 countries. Aéroports de Paris handles some 14,000 flights per week. Paris is at the hub of an extensive and efficient rail network with connections to major European cities (London, Barcelona, Milan, Vienna, Berlin, Stockholm etc.) on TGV, Thalys, Lyria and Eurostar trains. 

 

The parisian metro is the easiest way to travel around the city, as well as the best value. The Paris metro has around 300 stations, their entrances marked by a big yellow “M”, and 16 lines, numbered from 1 to 14, 3 bis and 7 bis. The metro operates every day including public holidays from around 6am to 0.30am.Trains are less frequent on Sundays and public holidays.

 

Paris public transport authority

 

The RATP (Paris public transport authority) offers event organizers a customizable transport pass, which enables participants to use the public transport service freely. As for private transport, the choice is just as wide. The Air France Coach shuttle service links the airports and the centre of Paris. Taxis are available 24/24 and may be booked for an immediate journey or for a later booking.