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The venue can be reached by the tram B, "Peixotto" stop. Here is a map of the area.
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The program is available here.
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If you cannot add yourself, please send an email to martin.peres@labri.fr with the following object/title "XDC2014: Add attendee $name $surname.
I would recommend staying down-town and not close to the university because the trams stop at around 12pm from Sunday to Wednesday and 1am from Thursday to Saturday. You can take a tram in the morning to go to the university and another one to come back to the town center after the conference.
Here is the list of recommended hotels.
Bordeaux is connected to major cities via train. You can buy train tickets in advance on the national train company.
The prefered train station of arrival would be the Gare Saint-Jean.
Bordeaux is also connected to major cities by plane. The Bordeaux airport is a little out of town but is connected to the city via buses or an express shuttle.
I would recommend taking the city bus that will take you to a convenient tram station (Quinconces, end of the line).
I would recommend buying the 7-days pass from TBC that will allow you to take any bus or tram before, during and after the conference. It's price is 11.30€ and can be purchased at any tram station or at the airport. There is a tram station next to the train station in case you arrive by train.
Once down-town, everything is close-by and accessible by foot.
Down-town Bordeaux has a great collection of restaurants. If you don't really know what you want to eat, you can go to the rue Saint Rémi where you will find most kind of cuisines.
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France uses Type E/F hybrid plugs (CEE7/7) and Euro plugs at 230V/50Hz. People should remember to bring their own adapters.
The currency is Euro (EUR), language is French. Hotel and restaurant staff should speak some English, since Bordeaux is a tourist town. Some restaurants have English menus available.
Major credit cards (AMEX, Visa and MasterCard) are accepted at most hotels and restaurants. Some pubs may require cash for small payments.
If you have any questions regarding the event please feel free to contact me at martin.peres@labri.fr.
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