The SERA 2010 will take place at Concordia University, Montreal, Québec, Canada.

Montréal is truly an international city. There are many ways to get to Montréal. The city is served by an airport 20 minutes from downtown with non-stop or one-stop flights from almost every major city in the world. There is also easy access via major highways from the US and other Canadian provinces. As we wish to make this a "Carbon Neutral" even we encourage the use of public transport where possible.

Canada is asking people from many countries to have a valid visa to visit. Please check here if you need a visa to get to Canada Canada's website EN or Site web du Canada FR. Please plan ahead. It can take time to get your travelling documents ready.

L'Aérobus is the shuttle service from Montréal - Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport to the Montréal Central Bus Station (Berri Terminal). Tickets for L'Aérobus are on sale at the Airport ticket kiosk. The Montréal Central Bus Station has direct access to Montréal métro (our subway), station Berri-UQAM. See map of métro.

We suggest you buy your public transport tickets or pass at Berri-UQAM. You'll save money and time. Consider taking advantage of the pass options (weekly or monthly) as they allow unlimited use of the buses and métro for the period. Ask for this at the kiosk, there is one in each métro station. Not at the airport, though (Montreal Public Transport Fares).

The taxi ride will mostly depend on the time you arrive. It can be from 25 minutes outside rush hours, and 1 hour or even a bit more between approx. 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM. There is a Flat Rate. Tip: you can gather with other passengers and share the price of the taxi.