Practical informations

How to get to the event:

The EVA Lyon Sud venue is located in Saint-Priest: 50 Rue Jean Zay building E, porte 3. The entrance is through the gate located on Avenue des Temps Modernes.
Lyon's official public transport website is tcl.fr.

BY TRAIN - SNCF CONNECT

  • 40min: From the Part-Dieu train station, take Bus Line C25 toward St-Priest Plaine Saythe. Get off at Cité Berliet, then walk about 10 minutes to the entrance on Avenue des Temps Modernes.
  • 50min: From the Part-Dieu train station, take Metro Line B toward Charpennes, then Line D toward Vénissieux. Get off at Parilly, then walk about 25 minutes to the entrance on Avenue des Temps Modernes.

BY PLANE - rhonexpress.fr

Lyon is home to an international airport (Saint-Exupéry). You can buy your Rhônexpress ticket 2 months in advance to reduce the cost. This ticket will take you directly to the Part-Dieu train station: from there, please follow the directions provided in the previous section to reach EVA Lyon Sud.

CARPOOLING - mobicoop.fr / blablacar.fr

Hotels:

Classic

Rooms for 3 people:

AIRBNB

Aim for the city center when getting around Lyon is very easy to explore on foot. Feel free to share apartments; that's where Airbnb offers the best value!


On site snacks and drinks

EVA will offer a varied culinary selection to suit every taste: whether you’re vegan or not, you’ll be able to reserve your meal with the option that’s right for you. Also, for the first time ever, the XSB will take place in a bar! However, you won’t be able to bring your own food or drinks into the venue.


Welcome to France's leading gastronomic city!

Lyon has much to offer! Here are some non exhaustive suggestions :

Le Hopstore (Bar/Burgers)

Great atmosphere, sometimes crowded on evenings. If there aren't any seats available, just head over to Place Sathonay nearby!

Yaafa (Lebanese fast food - Veggie)

We fall under the spell of each of their suggestions. Exquisite falafels!

Le 405 (Bar)

LaDOSE's old HQ when we used to play at Gamespirit! Would you like more French fries on top of your salt?

Le Broc'Bar (Bar)

Just a bar with a fantastic outdoor area, where crazy evenings and nights are lost, like tears in the rain.

Café 203 (Bar/Restaurant)

Great bar for rebels without a cause, beautiful street and atmosphere.

Le Musée (Bouchon)

A place like no other, the restaurant Le Musée is in the Top 3 of Lyon's best bouchons, they'd win the Bouchon Street Battle with one hand behind their backs. Truly authentic. Remember to book ahead.

Ramen Djizan (very small restaurant)

Probably the best ramen in Lyon, don't head there at more than 4 people, it is very small.

Le Nord (Brasserie)

Paul Bocuse was a world-renowned chef from Lyon. This address is one of his famous brasseries. Some would say it's the best of the four he had!

La Broche (Kebab)

They arrived in Lyon like a revolution about 8 years ago, offering gourmet kebabs. They can be seen as a Subway fast food restaurant, but with great products. It's definitely worth a try.