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Coming by train

The nearest SNCF train station to Sophia Antipolis is Antibes, 7 km from the laboratory (see timetable).

To get to the laboratory from the Antibes SNCF train station, access the bus station by taking the footbridge over the tracks, then take line B (timetable). When you arrive in Sophia-Antipolis, get off at the Cerisi stop and follow the map above. It is also possible to take line 9 (timetable).

Coming by car

The laboratory is close to exit 44 of the A8 motorway.

At exit 44, follow signs for Sophia-Antipolis, access 3. After leaving the Route du Parc (two lanes), turn left into Rue Bernard Grégory (CNRS-CRHEA sign) and go to the laboratory.

Coming by plane

Nice Côte d'Azur airport is located 20 km from Sophia Antipolis Park. It offers direct flights to a hundred destinations, mainly in France and Europe.

Bus 630 (Sophia-Express) connects the airport to the laboratory with a variable frequency: 1 bus every quarter of an hour from 7:15 a.m. to 8:15 a.m., 3 buses from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and then a bus every hour (see the Sud Mobilité website). To get to the bus stop (Aéroport Promenade) from Terminal 1, cross the Promenade des Anglais, which runs alongside the airport. From Terminal 2 you first have to get to Terminal 1 by tram (5 minutes, free) or on foot (20 minutes). When you arrive in Sophia-Antipolis, get off at the Sophie Laffitte stop and follow the map above.