Salzburg, Austria
The APF 2026 will be hosted at the University of Salzburg.
Unipark Nonntal
Erzabt-Klotz-Straße 1
5020 Salzburg
Reaching Salzburg
Salzburg is located in the heart of Europe. Therefore, it is easily reachable by train, long distance bus and airplane. While Salzburg has a lot of direct connections, you can also travel via Vienna or Munich (Germany).Access by Train
Salzburg main station is well-connected to the European neighbors. Moreover, it is both part of the Austrian train network and endpoint of the German train network. Therefore, it is reachable with the Klimaticket, Deutschlandticket or Bahncard 100 free of charge. Check prices both with the Austrian train providers ÖBB, Westbahn and the German train provider DB!
Access by Long-Distance Bus
Salzburg is also part of the Flixbus network, for example with direct connections to:
- Czech Republic (e.g., Prague)
- Germany (e.g., Munich, Berlin, Flensburg)
- Hungary (e.g., Budapest)
- Netherlands (e.g., Amsterdam)
- Slovenia (e.g., Ljubljana)
- Slovenia (e.g., Ljubljana)
Access by Airplane
Salzburg has it's own Airport with several flights to European capitals.
Moreover, as Salzburg is easily reachable via train from both Vienna and Munich, you can often find cheap connections via VIE or MUC.
Access to the Venue
The conference venue (Unipark Nonntal) is close to the city center. It can be reached by foot (5 min walk from the Salzburg Cathedral) or with public transport (bus stop: Justizgebäude).
Mobility in Salzburg
Within Salzburg, the guest mobility ticket is granted for all overnight guests and gives you access to public transport within the entire province of Salzburg. The ticket allows travel on city and regional buses, suburban trains, regional and long distance trains, as well as micro public transport connections, ensuring sustainable, stress free mobility within Salzburg. The ticket is financed by a mobility charge of € 0.50 per night. The contribution is added to the accommodation tax, and the revenues are earmarked for public transport.