La Saline Royale of Arc-et-Senans
The Saline Royale (royal saltworks) is one of the first industrial sites in France, built by the utopist architect Nicolas Ledoux (1736–1806) in Arc-et-Senans (Doubs, France). It has been labelled World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Graphyz2 is the first scientific meeting to be held at the Saline.
On-site accommodation
On-site accommodation (free upon registration) is available at La Saline Royale, mostly in the form of twin/triple rooms and dormitories. Accommodation preferences can be specified upon registration. If you are already forming a group ready to share a room, just let us know in the registration form and we will do our best to accommodate your preferences.
Alternatives
If you wish to book your own accommodation and/or extend your stay and visit the regions of Doubs and Jura, either before or after the conference, the following options are available, at your own cost:
Hotel in Arc-et-Senans
- Le Relais-d’Arc-et-Senans https://www.relais-arc-et-senans-hotel-restaurant-jura.fr/fr/relais-d-arc-et-senans-hotel-restaurant-arc-et-senans-doubs.php
Bed and Breakfast
A list of ‘Bed and Breakfast’ as well as ‘Gites and Furnished’ are available at https://www.destinationlouelison.com/pratique/hebergements/
It is possible to narrow down the search to the neighboring villages of Arc-et-Senans, Myon, Chissey-sur-Loue and Port-Lesney
