15TH EUROPEAN WORKSHOP ON COMPUTATIONAL GEOMETRY

15-16-17 March 1999

Antibes - Juan les Pins (France)

VENUE INFORMATION

CONFERENCE LOCATION

TRANSPORTATION

• Nice International Airport : About 25 km
• Juan-Les-Pins railway station : about 30 minutes from Nice Railway station
• There is a bus coast line called RCA (Rapides Côte d'Azur) : This line is running every day from 7.30 morning to 21.15 evening from Nice to Juan-Les-Pins and stops at the Airport (Terminal 1 - International). The bus stop in Juan-les-Pins is called "REGENCE". For more information about the timetable, please contact the bus information desk upon your arrival. Price is 45,00 FF.
• Rental cars : all major companies are represented
• Taxi : about 300,00 FF from the airport

SEE map of the town with the conference center and the hotel locations

SEE detailed map of the town with the conference center and the hotel locations

TOURIST INFORMATION

• http://www.altavista.com/, query "Antibes"

  Sites about Antibes (the conference city). It has a picturesque Provencal market once a week, a Picasso museum -- he lived in nearby Vallauris -- and many other attractions (see the Beyond the French Riviera site)

• http://www.altavista.com/, query "Cap d'Antibes"

  Sites about the Cap d'Antibes, the picturesque peninsula bordering Antibes and Juan-Les-Pins. You can take a walk all around it, and visit its rose gardens, and enjoy scuba diving and snorkling on its many beaches. (March would be a little brisk for a swim, but you're welcome to try!)
  Try also other queries of interest, like "Cannes", "Nice, FRANCE", "Riviera", "Provence"

• http://www.riviera.fr/antibes.htm

  The official site of Antibes.

• http://www.franceplus.com/dacantibes/

  Cultural manifestations in Antibes, city office directory.

• http://www.nice-coteazur.org/americain/index.html

  The official site of the Cote d'Azur tourist association, with an emphasis on Nice.

• http://www-sop.inria.fr/rodeo/personnel/hoschka/cote.html

  Some thematic (many!) pointers gathered by a researcher at INRIA Sophia-Antipolis. Some of them are outdated, but many remain.

• http://www.french-riviera.fr/

  Site maintained by tourist association of the Riviera.

• http://www.beyond.fr/

  *The* best site about the back-country of Provence, from Marseille to Nice, displays many attractions by themes (gastronomy, markets, trecking, hiking, skiing, boating, museums) with lots of practical information (schedules, holidays, price, misc. preparation). Has tons of info on the little charming villages. Best if you have a car, but enough on Cannes, Antibes, Nice if you go around by train.

CG'99 FURTHER INFORMATION