How to reach the ICP?

By train: Get off the train at the Central station in Brussels. To get to the ICP, it is the best to take the metro (Gare Centrale) line 1B, direction Stockel (attention, there are alternating lines 1A and 1B going the same direction, but there is a bifurcation at the station "Merode"!!!), and get off at the station called "Alma". Alma is right on the Brussels Campus of the UCL (Université Catholique de Louvain), where the ICP is located as well. It is a 5-min walk from the metro station to the ICP, which occupies the buildings 74 and 75 at the Avenue Hippocrate.

By car: Coming from either North or South of Brussels, take the east side of the Ring around Brussels and leave the Ring at the exit no 2 "Kraainem/Wezembeek Oppem". From there you follow the road signs to the hospital "H-UCL St-Luc" for about 2 km. You pass the Carefour supermarket and the Quick hamburger restaurant. Right after the Quick, turn to your right and go straight ahead to enter the campus area behind the sports facilities. Once on the campus you follow the road signs "Parking Faculté", the ICP is situated at the very east side of the Campus opposite the sports facilities. Park your car in the parking lot indicated with the sign "Fournisseurs ICP". To be able to open the barrier at the entrance of this parking, you should have contacted a colleague at the ICP who will inform you of the access code combination. The ICP is now directly in front of you.

By plane: Once at the Brussels airport it is best to take a taxi from the airport to the ICP. The ICP is located at the North-East rim of Brussels at approximately 5 km from the airport and it should not take longer than about 10 min by taxi (and would cost some 15-20 euro) to reach the ICP on the Brussels-UCL campus in Woluwe. Tell the cab driver that the ICP is the building next to the University hospital, "UCL St- LUC" at the level of the roundabout and let him stop at the bus stop. ICP occupies the buildings 74 and 75 on the Avenue Hippocrate. The name "ICP" is indicated on the building.

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