Venue

Centre de Congrès Impérial

Grand Annecy · on the shore of Lac d'Annecy

The Centre de Congrès Impérial, a Belle Époque building on the shore of Lake Annecy, with the Alps behind it
The Impérial, built 1913 · Photo Françoise Cavazzana

The Centre de Congrès Impérial — Grand Annecy is a conference venue set within a Belle Époque building constructed in 1913, directly on the shores of Lake Annecy in the heart of the French Alps. It combines heritage architecture with modern conference facilities, and its meeting rooms and terraces look out over the lake and the surrounding mountains.

An on-site restaurant, Bleu Impérial, can serve up to 400 guests, which keeps the catering logistics simple. Annecy, often called the Venice of the Alps, offers a setting that balances productive work sessions with the kind of surroundings people remember.

The venue sits minutes from the historic old town, so participants can walk between sessions, hotels and dinner. The quiet setting suits focused scientific exchange as well as the conversations that happen between sessions.

Facilities

  • 19 modular meeting rooms over five floors
  • 10,000 lumen projection in the main hall
  • Simultaneous translation booths
  • Dedicated on-site technical team
  • Bleu Impérial restaurant, up to 400 covers
  • 800 free parking spaces nearby
Address
Centre de Congrès Impérial — Grand Annecy
1 allée de l'Impérial, 74000 Annecy, France Main entrance · entrée centrale
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