Venues
This page details the various venues where the conference will take place as well as the addresses of each
Lycée Franco-Allemand
The Lycée Franco-Allemand (LFA) of Buc is a unique binational educational institution located in Buc, a commune adjacent to Versailles, France. Established in 1975 as part of a cooperative agreement between France and Germany, it represents one of only two Franco-German high schools in France. The school has an International British section comprised of fluent English speakers. Today, the LFA continues to serve as a symbol of European cooperation, welcoming students of all nationalities and fostering cultural exchange.
The Friday afternoon of the conference will take place in the LFA, for the delegate registration, opening ceremony and caucusing.
7 rue Collin Mamet
78530 Buc
Notre Dame Du Grandchamp
The Lycée Notre-Dame du Grandchamp is a private educational institution located in Versailles, France. Originally established in 1804 by the Augustine sisters in as a convent for young girls, the school has evolved significantly while maintaining its historic character. The general section Lycée from which the debate club members come, is a traditional French lycée with an international English speaking section. Today, Notre-Dame du Grandchamp continues its educational mission while serving as a testament to Versailles’ rich cultural and architectural heritage, educating students from middle school through post-baccalaureate studies.
On Saturday the conference will take place in Notre Dame Du Grandchamp
97 rue Royale
78000 Versailles
Hotel de Ville de Versailles
The City Hall of Versailles, known as Hotel de Ville de Versailles, is a historic building located in the heart of Versailles, France. It is a blend of historical significance and architectural evolution. It was originally constructed in 1670 for the Marquis de Bellefonds, Bernadin Gigault, as a beautiful chateau with expansive grounds that stretched to the edge of the gardens of the Palace of Versailles. By 1899, the original building had become too small to accommodate the needs of the growing city administration. The new building, based on the plans of the original chateau, continues to serve as a symbol of the city’s rich history and enduring architectural heritage. Inside, the City Hall houses various municipal offices and meeting rooms, and it continues to play a vital role in the governance and daily operations of the city.
The Sunday morning of the conference will take place in the Hotel de Ville of Versailles, for the final day portion of the debate and closing ceremony.
4, avenue de Paris
78000 Versailles