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By train

Please inform yourself on www.busbahnbim.at and on www.oebb.at about the possibilities to travel to the event in an environmentally friendly way!

Tram lines 1, 6 and 7 will leave the train station every few minutes heading towards the city center.

The easiest way getting from the mainstation to the conference venue is by taking the tram lines 1, 6 or 7 to the station Südtiroler Platz/ Kunsthaus. From there, please turn first left and then right and go along the Mur, pass Hotel Wiesler, and another 70 metres to the hotel „Das Weitzer“.

Please find here the day and night train connections to Graz. On the first map you find all day trains with travelling time under 12 hours. On the second map you find all the night trains to and from Graz and Vienna.

Travel by bus

Another option is the Flixbus: https://www.flixbus.at/

Travel by plane

The airport of Graz (‘Graz Thalerhof‘) can be reached by direct flights from several destinations.To get more information about direct flight connections to Graz please click here.

The airport shuttle service runs by Gazer Verkehrsbetriebe from the airport directly to your hotel. More information: www.flughafen-graz.at (‘Taxi & Shuttle‘).

You do have the possibility as well to take the train (S-Bahn) from ‘Flughafen Graz-Feldkirchen‘ to the Central Station.

Accommodation

Participants are asked to make their hotel reservation for their own. Hotels and apartments for your stay in Graz you will find here.

If you prefer to book a room directly at the conference location please contact: T: +43/316/703-400, reservations@weitzer.com, www.hotelweitzer.com

City of Graz

Graz – the capital of Styria and the second-largest city in Austria – is located in the southeast of Austria, with a long tradition of culture, science and a long tradition as seat of universities.

In 2003 Graz was the European Capital of Culture and is now part oft he UNESCO World Cultural Heritage because of its architecture. Graz’s old town around the Schlossberg (with its Uhrturm, the landmark of the city) has for centuries created a cityscape characterized by different styles (gothic, baroque, renaissance, art nouveau and modernity) and is characterized by its unique roof landscape.

The city is compact so that the most important sights are within walking distance from the main square (“Hauptplatz”).
More information about Graz you will find at  www.graztourism.at.

The best way to explore Graz is by foot, however the excellent public transport network in and around Graz allows you to be completely flexible.                                             

The entire city area is very well connected. Please find all ticket options here: Ticket overview GRAZER LINIEN