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Eurométropole de Strasbourg
The Eurometropole of Strasbourg (33 municipalities and 515,000 inhabitants) is the capital of the Grand-Est region, located at the heart of Europe and 2 hours by high-speed train from Paris. The Eurometropole benefits from a worldwide recognition, in particular, thanks to its European institutions, which make it a European capital, its remarkable architectural heritage designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its internationally renowned university cluster.
Over the past few months, the City and Eurometropole of Strasbourg have undertaken a number of projects in the fields of mobility, ecological transition, greening, waste recovery, job preservation, local economy, solidarity, adapted and innovative public services, stronger participative democracy, and closer cooperation with neighbouring and cross-border territories…
Palais de la Musique et des Congrès – Strasbourg
The Palais de la Musique et des Congrès of Strasbourg, located close to the city centre and in the heart of the European district, features contemporary architecture and high-tech facilities. Today, the Palais de la Musique et des Congrès is a leading venue for international congresses, conferences and seminars within the Strasbourg Eurometropole.
This venue offers complementary exhibition spaces, meeting rooms and auditoriums, making it the ideal venue for your conventions, seminars, colloquia, business meetings and shows.
Palais de la Musique et des Congrès de Strasbourg
Place de Bordeaux
67082 Strasbourg
GETTING THERE BY BUS
From Strasbourg station:
Take bus line H towards Parlement Européen, get off at Palais de la Musique et des Congrès or take bus line 2 towards Jardin des Deux rives, get off at Lycée Kléber.
GETTING THERE BY TRAM
From the city centre take the tram B towards Lingolsheim Tiergaertel, get off at Wacken.
GETTEING THERE BY CAR OR CARPOOL
Take A35 / A4
Wacken exit
Pay parking for visitors
Parking Parc des Expositions – Rue Fritz Kieffer
Don’t forget your impact on the environment: choose low-carbon transports!
CO-ORGANISERS
Since 1999, the European Energy Transition Conference has been the annual meeting place for those involved in the energy transition of territories.
Contacts
Organisation
Bordeaux Métropole
Virginie MEJRI
Clémantyne COUSIN
assisesdelenergie@bordeaux-metropole.fr
Press and media relations
RP CARREES
Celine Hercelin
celine.hercelin@becoming-group.com
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