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How to reach us Travelling by car Access via BAB A4 (Köln/Aachen – Cologne/Aachen) and A44 (Düsseldorf/Lüttich – Düsseldorf/Liège) until you reach the interchange Aachen, then follow A4 towards Antwerpen/Heerlen. Leave the motorway at the exit Laurensberg and turn right towards Aachen Laurensberg. Take the first right onto the so-called Toledo Ring towards Maastricht (Klinikum – Hospital). When in an underpass, take the exit called RWTH-Melaten. You will find us on Campus-Boulevard, number 55. Parking Next to the institute, Wilfried-König-Straße, you will find a restricted parking place. Drive to the gate and ring the bell „EICe“. Our staff member will open the gate for you. How to get here by train/bus Take the train to Aachen main Station (Hauptbahnhof) or Aachen West. From there, you can take a cab straight to us (Campus-Boulevard 55) or a bus: For example, bus 13B takes you from the main station to “Turmstraße”, where you have to change and take bus 12 towards Campus Melaten. Get off at bus stop “Wilfried-König-Straße”. This stop is right in front of our HQ – approx. 1 min. walking distance on your right hand side. How to get here by train/bus The nearest airports are Köln/Cologne, Düsseldorf or Maastricht (Netherlands). From there you can rent a car (100km from Cologne or Düsseldorf, approx. 35km from Maastricht) via the motorway A4 or A44 towards Aachen. From Cologne airport, you can take a train towards Cologne main station (Köln Hauptbahnhof) and then change into a train going straight to Aachen main station (Aachen Hauptbahnhof) (approx. 45 min.). From Düsseldorf airport, you have to take a tube towards Düsseldorf main station (Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof). From the main station, there are two direct trains to Aachen, one via Cologne and one via Benrath, both take approx. 1:20 hrs. Once you have reached Aachen main station, follow the instructions above regarding the directions for train and bus travel. Hotel recommendations In Aachen, you will find a number of very comfortable hotels of different price categories, well located close to the motorway and in short driving distance to us. We can recommend the following hotels: https://www.hotel-aquis-grana.de/index.php/en/ novotel.accorhotels.com/novotel-hotel/Aachen http://mercure-am-dom.aachen-hotels.net/en/ pullman.accorhotels.com/Aachen/Quellenhof EICe Aachen GmbH Campus-Boulevard 55 52074 Aachen, Germany Phone +49 241 47705-602 or +49 241 47705-604 2018 Email [email protected] [email protected] INDUSTRIE 4.0 www.eice-aachen.de MATURITY CENTER Stand: 05..

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