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18-20 Mar 2025 Biarritz (France)
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Practical InformationMEETING PLACE The adress is 48, Avenue Alan Seeger, 64200 Biarritz France. HOW TO GET TO BIARRITZ ? By train About 4 direct trains from Paris every day and even more if you accept a connection. see https://www.sncf-connect.com/en-en/ You must reserve in advance ! By air with Air France up to 3 flights per day with EasyJet: flights on Monday, Thursay, Friday From Paris Orly (France) with Transavia : up to 3 flights per day From Lyon (France) with Air France : up to 3 flights per day From Bruxelles Charleroi with Ryanair: flights on Thursday and Sunday From Londres Stansted witj Ryanair: flights on Monday, Wednesay, Sunday
By coach From Bordeaux (about 3 hours drive) See e.g. https://www.flixbus.fr
HOTELS For your convenience, we provide jere below a selection list of hotels located in Biarrritz downtown.Please make yourself your reservation in the hotel of your choice. Hôtel du Palais (5 stars): ~430€/night Hôtel de Luxe 5* à Biarritz | Hôtel du Palais by Hyatt 1 Avenue de l'Impératrice, Biarritz, 64200 +33 5 59 41 12 34 Hôtel Mercure Président Biarritz Plage (4 stars): ~140€/night Hôtel 4 étoiles à Biarritz - Mercure Président Biarritz Plage - ALL - ALL 18 Place Georges Clemenceau, Biarritz, 64200 +33 5 59 24 66 40 Ibis Styles Biarritz Plage (3 stars): ~140€/night ibis Styles Biarritz Plage - ALL 30 Avenue de la Milady, Biarritz, 64200 +33 5 59 23 83 03 Grand Tonic Hotel & SPA Luxe (4 stars): ~120€/night Grand Tonic Hotel Biarritz & SPA NUXE - Official Site - 4 stars 58 avenue Edouard VII, Biarritz, 64200 +33 5 59 24 58 58 Best Western Kemaris (3 stars): ~80€/night Best Western Kemaris | Hôtel Biarritz | Best Western 34 avenue du Maréchal Joffre, Biarritz, 64200 +33 5 59 23 19 19 More hotels:
LOCAL TRANSPORT Please note that a shuttle bus will be available to connect you morning and evening between the city center of Biarritz and the conference venue. More information will be posted a few weeks before the meeting.
TOURISM IN BIARRITZ see https://www.destination-biarritz.fr/en/ The Essentials in Biarritz - Destination Biarritz - The Rock of the Virgin This emblematic place in Biarritz juts out into the ocean, like a protector for sailors. - The fisherman’s Port This place looks like a small village with its pretty fishermen's huts with colorful shutters. Owned by the city, there are 66 of them and you have to have a boat moored in the port to be able to rent one. - The Halles of Biarritz Built in 1885 on the site of the former Jeu de Paume, Les Halles is an essential meeting point in Biarritz with its many food shops and restaurants. - Villa Belza The silhouette of this residence built in the 1880s is inseparable from the panorama of Biarritz. Its neo-medieval style has also allowed it to regularly serve as a film set. It also had a glorious past as a major venue for parties and receptions. Today, it is divided into apartments. - The municipal Casino This Art Deco style building (listed as a Historic Monument since 1992) has been facing the Grande Plage since 1929. It is located on the former site of the Napoleonic Baths. It houses the gaming establishment as well as reception rooms for many events. - The lighthouse As soon as you arrive at Pointe Saint-Martin, you can only be charmed by the view at the foot of the Lighthouse. Then, once at the top (73m above the ocean) of this building built in 1834, the panorama of the Basque-Landes coastline is breathtaking. A visit not to be missed! - And many others!!!
TOURISM IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY remarkable French Basque Country sites - La Rhune: The highest point on the Basque Coast! Massif de la Rhune Pays basque, petit train, panorama à 360° - Espelette Village: Espelette and its pimento, the star spice of the Basque Country Espelette, village coloré du Labourd, province du Pays basque - Arnaga: Edmond Rostand’s house and gardens (famous poet and author of Cyrano de Bergerac) Edmond Rostand à Arnaga, à Cambo-les-Bains - Pays basque - Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port and Ainhoa: 2 of the most beautiful villages in Basque Country St-Jean-Pied-de-Port in the Basque Country, citadel, St Jacques Aïnhoa, a bastide street in the Basque Country, close to Spain - Bayonne: Gateway to the Basque Country, capital of good living Bayonne, City of Art and History, Capital of the Basque Country - Saint-Jean-de-Luz: Seaside resort on the Basque coast, royal city, city of Corsairs St-Jean-de-Luz, Basque Country, seaside resort, colorful port
What to eat in French Basque Country - Basque cake: with almond or cherries - Kanouga (toffee) - Espelette chili pepper - Bayonne ham - Basque squid (chipiron) - Sheep cheese (Ossau-Iraty) - Chocolate: Bayonne is the historic capital of french chocolate - Basque macaron and muxu (pastry) - Txuleta (grilled rib steak) - Basque-style chicken - Ttoro (fish soup) - Marmitako (tuna stew) - Piperade - And of course: good wines, cider, beers… |
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