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Getting to Leipzig

There are again regular flights connecting Frankfurt airport with Leipzig. Another option is flying to Frankfurt or Berlin and taking the train from there.

There is a direct connection from Frankfurt airport to Leipzig main station every two hours, although there are more regular connections with one or two changes on the way. The journey takes around 3.5 hours.

From the new Berlin airport, there are regular connections to Leipzig main station that include changing once in Berlin. The journey takes between 1.5 and 2 hours.

Getting around in Leipzig

Rent a bike

Being flat and having a relatively well developed network of cycle lanes throughout the city, riding a bike in Leipzig is the easiest and cheapest way to get around. There is a selection of providers that enable you to quickly rent a bike without any problems and let you discover the city in your own pace.

Public transport

The Leipziger Verkehrsbetriebe (the public transport provider) operates a modern, well-developed route network consisting of numerous tram and bus lines. Tram lines 1 to 16 will take you from all parts of the city into the city centre and back again. City buses 60 to 91 provide good, fast cross-connections between the peripheral city boroughs.

Tram 12 (towards Gohlis Nord) takes you to the conference centre from central station via Goerdelerring. Get off at ‘Zoo’.
Ticket: ‘Kurzstrecke’ (short trip, max. 4 stops) costs 1.90 €

Leipzig

Leipzig is a city of great history, trade fairs and universities, of rich heritage in music, performing arts and books,…

Venues

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the conference itself will take place in only one location, the Congress Hall Leipzig (Kongresshalle…

Accomodation

In the official registration process you have the option of booking a hotel at a reduced price. In case you…