How to get to ENST Bretagne by plane, train, car, EuroTeX bus (from Poland and Germany), ENST bus and municipal bus (from Brest)

By plane

• a map of the airport (but frankly it is hard to get lost in such a small airport);
• information on where it is located;
• information on flights, in particular:
  • click here for a list of all arriving flights on June 23th;
  • click here for a list of all departing flights on June 27th;
  • click here for a list of all departing flights on June 28th;
  • click here for a list of all departing flights on June 29th;
• information on how to get from the airport to town. In short, there is a shuttle (navette) every hour or so (the exact schedule can be found in this PDF file), take it up to station "Liberté". The ride takes about 15 minutes and costs 4,60 euros.

  From there take bus 14:

  

  and get down at station "Europe":

  

  The ride takes about 20 minutes and costs 1 euro. You can find the schedule of bus 14 below.

  Please be aware of the fact that we are hiring a bus to take people arriving on June 23th in the afternoon from the airport, and also to bring them to the airport on June 27th in the afternoon. The exact schedule of this us depends on you, so please send us a mail to notify your exact time of arrival/departure.

By train

Take Boulevard Clemenceau which is just in front of the Railway Station, to the right, follow this boulevard until Square Liberté, and from there take bus 14:

and get down at station "Europe":

The ride takes about 20 minutes and costs 1 euro. You can find the schedule of bus 14 below.

Please be aware of the fact that we are hiring a bus to take people arriving on June 23th in the afternoon from the railway station, and also to bring them to the railway station on June 27th in the afternoon. The exact schedule of this us depends on you, so please send us a mail to notify your exact time of arrival/departure.

By car

To get there by car from continental Europe there are three main ways: from the North, through Amiens, the bridge of Normandy (Le Havre), Rennes; from the East, through Paris and Rennes; from the South, through Nantes and Quimper, as in the map below:

There is also the possibility of taking the boat from Ireland or UK, to Roscoff. Once you are in Brest here is how to get to ENST Bretagne:

Two possibilities:

• if you arrive from the East (Rennes, Morlaix, etc.), then follow Brest until you get to a big roundabout. From there on take direction "Technopôle Brest Iroise" (alternatively you will see "Plouzané", this is the village next to the Technopôle). Following these directions, at some time you will be on "Route du Conquet" (the road going to Le Conquet): you will see on your left a big company called "Thales," then a big shop with plants and flowers called "Baobab". After "Baobab" there is still one big roundabout, take the direction "Le Conquet", and about 1 km after that you must be careful to leave the road, following direction "Technopôle Brest Iroise, Site de la Pointe du Diable". Once out of the road, take left (over the bridge), continue on that road for another 1 km, and you will see ENST Bretagne on your right, at the first roundabout.
• if you arrive from the South (Nantes, Quimper, etc.) the follow Brest. After the big bridge of Brest, take the direction "Brest, Centre" (or "Port de commerce"), this will lead you to the center of Brest, follow the signs "Gare SNCF," and once you are in front of the railway station follow direction "Le Conquet." This will get you though Brest and on Route du Conquet. At some point you will see on your left a big company called "Thales," then a big shop with plants and flowers called "Baobab". After "Baobab" there is still one big roundabout, take the direction "Le Conquet", and about 1 km after that you must be careful to leave the road, following direction "Technopôle Brest Iroise, Site de la Pointe du Diable". Once out of the road, take left (over the bridge), continue on that road for another 1 km, and you will see ENST Bretagne on your right, at the first roundabout.

If you want a detailed route to follow, try using Mappy.

By EuroTeX bus

And the return schedule:

Location	Arrival	Departure
Brest		June 28, 21:00
Brussels Zaventem	June 29, 09:00	10:30
Köln Hauptbahnhof	June 29, 13:30	15:30
Hannover Hauptbahnhof	June 29, 19:00	20:00
Berlin Schönefeld	June 22, 23:00	23:30

Please note that we have not covered any special insurance in case of accidents etc., you have to have your own insurance.

Back journey starts on Saturday evening and travel through Germany on Sunday.

By ENST and municipal bus (from Brest)

Besides the buses we have hired, you can also the take the municipal bus. Here is how:

From "Place de la Liberté" take bus 14

and leave the bus at station "Europe":

You will then be just in front of the ENST Bretagne (on the other side of the road).

The ride takes about 20 minutes and costs 1 euro. Here is the schedule of bus 14 from Monday 23th of June to Friday 27th of June, at station "Liberté":

H			mn		mn		mn
07			16		48
08			27		52
09			35
10			11		36
11			30
12			18		41
13			30
14			00		44
15			20		50
16			11		37
17			00		23		47
18			12		33
19			10		45

Here is the schedule for Saturday 28th of June:

H			mn		mn
07			20		49
08			19		56
09			46
10			39
11			25
12			15		39
13			16		58
14			59
16			11		47
17			23		59
18			35
19			05		38

On Sunday there is no bus (why should there be one in th first place? :-).

Here are the schedules in the other direction (from "Plouzané Europe" to "Liberté"), from Monday 23th of June to Friday 27th of June:

H			mn		mn		mn
07			19
08			05		33
09			09		34
10			15		50
11			19
12			18
13			03		22
14			13		44
15			28
16			06		37		58
17			10		25		51
18			11		35
19			15		49
20			23

and on Saturday 28th of June:

H			mn		mn
07			23		58
08			28		59
09			39
10			25
11			18
12			05		55
13			25		56
14			39
15			40
16			52
17			31
18			05		40
19			12
20			14

For more information on busses, click here.