To reduce the environmental impact, opt for a sustainable transport option.

By train

The Matabiau SNCF station is located in the heart of Toulouse, right in the city center, and is widely connected by buses and the subway (Marengo SNCF station).

By plane

Toulouse-Blagnac airport offers many direct flights from France. It is very easy to get to the city center from the airport.

Airport shuttle: The shuttle operates every day except May 1st, with departures every 20 minutes. It takes around 25 minutes to reach Matabiau station from the airport. The ticket fare is €9: it is possible to pay by card directly in the bus and then get a receipt online, or take your ticket from the ticket machine next to the stop.

Taxi: Taxis are located on the ground floor, Arrivals level.

By bus

The long-distance bus stop is located just next to the Matabiau-SNCF railway station. You arrive directly to the center of Toulouse. The next metro station next to the cell is: Marengo-SNCF station.

By car

In the city center, the most polluting vehicles are not allowed to drive or park. This zone covers the entire area inside the ring road. The Crit'Air sticker is compulsory in the ZFE zone.

Getting around Toulouse's hypercentre by car can be difficult. We advise you to book accommodation with private parking and to visit the pink city on foot or by public transport.

Getting to the conference and getting around Toulouse

Public transportation

Whether by metro, bus, tram or cable car, Toulouse's public transport network makes it easy to get around with the same ticket. The company that manages transport in Toulouse is Tisséo. The Tisséo app allows you to calculate your itinerary and provides an interactive map. These services are also available on the website : www.tisseo.fr.

Tickets can be bought:

• At counters in certain metro stations: Arènes - Balma-Gramont - Basso Cambo - Borderouge - Jean Jaurès - Marengo-SNCF.
• At ticket machines in all metro and tramway stations.
• Directly in the bus: by contactless validation with your bank card (CB-Visa-Mastercard) or with the bus driver (exact change only).
• On your smartphone with the Tisséo application.

The bus and metro count as a single journey! A single ticket allows you to use 4 different connecting lines over a period of 1 hour (1.5 hours if you use the Airport Shuttle) from the time the ticket is first validated.

Bike

With self-service bicycles, VélôToulouse has more than 280 stations throughout the city. You can rent a bike 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 1-day and 7-day tickets are available. For more information, visit https://abo-toulouse.cyclocity.fr/ and the AllBikesNow application.

Getting to the conference

Nearest metro station

Bus stops

How to get there on foot?

Getting to the gala

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Tourist information

For more information, visit the official website of the tourist office: https://www.toulouse-tourisme.com/

• In particular, discover the city's must-sees.
• Here's a suggested route for exploring the city on foot: brochure

Knowledgeable and lively, Toulouse offers you all its treasures. This subtle cocktail of art de vivre and success stories makes it an ideal destination. Exceptional heritage Three sites listed as World Heritage, museums that recount two thousand years of history, pretty streets and squares as well as around one hundred mansion houses built in the XVI Century. The capital of aeronautics and Space From the Aeroscopia Museum to the Cité de l’Espace, Toulouse is an essential stop-off for lovers of aeronautics and Space exploration. The pleasures of the table Regional products and wines take pride of place: bon viveurs will especially appreciate the famous Cassoulet, wines of the South-West, cheeses from the Pyrenees or even Toulouse sausage. A joyful city Toulouse is a festive and dynamic city. It is best enjoyed by strolling from square to square, the favourite places of the locals of Toulouse day or night. Aperitifs at a terrace café and lively evenings are all yours! An effervescent city Around one hundred concerts per month, unique events based on Latin and Occitan cultures, a circus scene that is internationally renowned, a glorious rugby team to cheer on...Toulouse is brimming with life all year round. MAKE THE MOST OF LATE OPENINGS In the mood for modernity? Looking to revisit the classics? On Thursday the Les Abattoirs museum of modern and contemporary art is open until 8pm and the Bemberg Foundation is open until 8:30pm. Bords de Garonne © Robin Alves - Cloitre des Jacobins © Chloé Sabatier - Gastronomie et vins de Fronton © Pierre Soisson - Place Saint-Georges © Lydie Ferreira - Le Gardien du Temple © Chloé Sabatier