Some more information on how to travel to the conference.

Vienna, Austria

Vienna’s central location in Europe makes it a hub with excellent transport links from all over the world.

Traveling By Plane

The Vienna International Airport is Austria’s largest international airport and very well connected to many international destinations. Vienna Airport serves about 170 destinations in 66 countries through around 60 airlines. The majority of European capitals are two to three hours away by plane.

Traveling By Train

Vienna is fully integrated into the European rail network. Visitors can travel to Vienna from 14 European countries by rail without having to change. There are a total of 20 direct services from all major cities in neighboring Germany alone. The Vienna main train station is connected to the city center by subway.

Traveling By Bus/Car

The international Eurolines long-distance bus routes connect all of Europe to Vienna. The long-distance bus company Flixbus offers bus routes throughout Europe. You will also have a safe journey to Vienna by car on Austria’s excellent network of motorways, expressways and federal highways. As tolls are compulsory on all motorways and expressways in Austria, you will also need a vignette to use Vienna’s city motorways. Parking fees in the short-stay parking zone apply to almost the entire Vienna metropolitan area.