Paris 2018 has signed an exceptional partnership with the Cité internationale universitaire de Paris.

For the first time at the Gay Games, up to 2000 participants will be accommodated in the same area, an international campus in the very heart of Paris in a 34-hectare wooded parkland, a few meters from the Charlety stadium.

The Cité Internationale is a truly exceptional site comprising 40 houses, for the most part founded by patrons or foreign States. Created in 1925 in the pacifist context of the interwar period, it promotes togetherness, exchange and mutual understanding by bringing together, in one place, young people from around the world. Every year, the campus welcomes 12,000 students, researchers, artists and high-level athlete of 140 different nationalities.

To book team participants of 10 or more people need to contact the Cité internationale universitaire de Paris at the following address: groupes.ciup.fr indicating PARIS 2018.

You benefit from a preferential rate of 46 € per night in single room with shower, toilets and access to a wired Internet connection and Wifi as well as all the benefits offered by this exceptional site in the heart of Paris. Conditions: 50% payment on booking and 50% 30 days before arrival.

Accommodation adapted for international guests:

• Single room with private shower and toilets
• Community kitchen
• Wired Internet connection and Wifi

All the benefits offered by an international campus

• Personalised multilingual assistance upon arrival
• On-site assistance and security 24/24 and 7/7
• Sport facilities : tennis
• Rent al of working spaces
• Bank and ATMs
• Tram and RER B nearby leading to major tourist attractions

More info: www.ciup.fr

The Cité internationale universitaire de Paris

Public benefit foundation, the Cité Internationale universitaire de Paris is a truly exceptional site comprising 40 houses, located in a 34-hectare wooded parkland in the 14^th Arrondissement of Paris. It is entirely dedicated to welcoming internationally mobile students, researchers, artists, and top-level athletes. Created in 1925 in the pacifist context of the interwar period, it promotes togetherness, exchange and mutual understanding by bringing together, in one place, young people from around the world.

Every year, the campus welcomes 12,000 residents of 140 different nationalities. In addition to offering student accommodation, it provides a broad range of services and facilities available to its residents as well as the Parisian general public (park, sports fields, library, restaurants, a coworking space…).