Congress Venue
Attending #ECTS2025
Dates:
23 – 26 May 2025
Venue:
Congress Innsbruck
Rennweg 3
6020 Innsbruck, Austria
Website: Congress-Innsbruck
Travelling to INNSBRUCK and GetTING Around
As the capital of Tirol, Innsbruck has excellent transport connections by plane, train and car. The city is easy to reach both on public transport and by car.
In the city, you can get around conveniently and safely on foot, or by bike, bus or tram. You can also easily reach the surrounding valleys and regions by suburban train or using the public bus network.
Innsbruck Airport
Innsbruck Airport, situated at the heart of the Alps, is easily accessed thanks to its central location. The airport is located on the outskirts of the provincial capital of Innsbruck and is very well connected to the city`s public transport network and the motorway.
Innsbruck International Airport is around four kilometres and approximately 10 – 15 minutes by car from the city centre. It has excellent national and international flight connections. There are direct flights to and from Berlin, Brussels, Frankfurt, London, Rotterdam, Stockholm and Vienna several times a day. In addition to scheduled flights, seasonal charter flights also operate from here. There are six car hire companies at Innsbruck Airport that offer a wide selection of rental cars. Thanks to its central location, you can also reach the city centre quickly and easily by taxi or public transport (bus line F).
There are several options to get to and from the Airport:
1. Train/Bus
Innsbruck Airport is easily accessed by train or bus. Bus route F connects Innsbruck main station with the airport main building. The journey takes about 20 minutes.
To make it easier for you to plan your train/bus journey, we have provided the links of the public transport services.
Innsbruck – Public Buses and Trams
Find Bus and Train connections here.
2. Taxi/Transfer
A taxi stand is located directly in front of the terminal building. This means you can climb straight into a taxi on leaving the building or be dropped right at the door after a convenient journey to the airport.
In order to provide a rough idea of prices, we have created a list of approximate rates that is available for download. Please note that prices also depend on the size of the taxi and how many items of baggage are being transported.
Airport transfers can also be booked in advance. To see the list of transfer providers click here.
3. Renting a car
Six renowned car rental firms have offices at Innsbruck Airport, and there is a wide range of vehicles on offer.
The car rental centre is accessed through a covered walkway which provides protection from bad weather.
More information about car rental companies.
Arriving by Train
If you travelled by train, you will arrive in Innsbruck, in the heart of the city centre.
Innsbruck Central Station is a hub for European north-south and east-west rail traffic. As such, international long-distance trains from Munich, Vienna, Zurich and Verona, as well as all regional trains, stop at Innsbruck Central Station. You can get to Congress Innsbruck in just 5 minutes by taxi, bus or suburban train, or you can treat yourself to a relaxing walk, which will take you to Congress Innsbruck in just 15 minutes.
You will find detailed railway timetables at www.oebb.at.
TAKE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN THE CITY
In the city, you can get around conveniently and safely on foot, or by bike, bus or tram. You can also easily reach the surrounding valleys and regions by suburban train or using the public bus network.
From the central station, you can take regional bus line 540 directly to the congress venue’s main entrance (“Congress / Hofburg” bus stop) or you can walk (approximately 15 minutes). Other bus and tram stops on various lines are also within walking distance of Congress Innsbruck.
You’ll find detailed timetables at www.vvt.at.
All guests staying in Innsbruck for at least two nights qualify for the “Welcome Card”. The Welcome Card is available free of charge from our partner establishments with a stay of at least two nights. It includes offers and discounts on a variety of attractions, as well as free use of public transport in the Innsbruck region.