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Having previously hosted successful conferences in Munich, are glad to provide you with any assistance you need. We hope you find the following basic information useful and look forward to your inquiries about further details.
Traveling to Munich
Munich International Airport (MUC) is one of the largest airports in Europe, offering flight connections to all parts of the world. The conference location can be reached easily from the airport by public transportation.
Staying in Munich
We are happy to provide a list of hotel or hostel accommodations arranged by price level.
Visa Regulations
Nationals from some countries require a visa to enter Germany. Once a paper is accepted for the conference, we will provide the appropriate letter of invitation.
About Munich - The City
The conference hotel is located centrally in Munich, which offers the perfect opportunity to explore Bavaria‘s capital city. The most famous sights include the Hofbräuhaus, the old city hall, and the cathedral called Frauenkirche. Munich is also known for its excellent cuisine (during the opening reception we will have a buffet that covers a good range of those regional specialties). Munich is not only well known for its beautiful sights, but also for its exemplary economy. Munich is at the heart of Germany’s high tech industry – a fact that has contributed to making Germany a key player in the global economy. We could recommend the BMW Museum, which is not far from the conference location. About Munich - The Region Munich is also located very close to the mountains, offering hiking opportunities, mountain lakes, and stunning views over mountain peeks and valleys.
The Austrian city of Salzburg - the birthplace of the composer Mozart - is a nice daytrip from Munich.
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The Alps can be reached within one hour from Munich. Foto: J.-P. Donzey |
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Salzburg in Austria can be a nice daytrip from Munich. Foto: Pintaric |