Dresden. Your Host.

Dresden, situated on the banks of the River Elbe, is one of Germany’s most beautiful and culturally rich cities. Often called the “Florence of the North,” it impresses visitors with its baroque architecture, world-renowned museums, and vibrant arts scene. A stroll through the historic Old Town will take you past iconic landmarks such as the Frauenkirche, the Zwinger Palace and the Semper Opera House. Beyond its architectural heritage, Dresden also offers picturesque riverside paths and charming cafés that invite you to relax and enjoy the view. The city is also a center of innovation and research, making it an ideal setting for an international congress. We warmly invite you to discover Dresden’s unique blend of history, culture, and modernity during your stay.

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By Car

Dresden is easily accessible via the A4 motorway (from the west and east) and the A13 (from Berlin). From the south, the A17 leads directly into the city. Numerous parking garages are available in the city center as well as near the congress and exhibition venues. Please note the low-emission zone regulations in the inner city.
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By Train

Dresden Main Station is centrally located and well connected to long-distance services, including direct trains to Berlin, Leipzig, Frankfurt, and Prague. From the station, you can reach the city center and the conference venue easily by tram, bus, or on foot. Dresden-Neustadt Station is another good option with fast connections in many directions.

By Plane

Dresden Airport (DRS) is located about 9 km north of the city center. The S-Bahn takes you to the city within approximately 20 minutes. Taxis and rental cars are also available. International connections are usually made via major hubs such as Frankfurt, Munich, or Berlin.
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Dresden. Your Host.

Dresden, situated on the banks of the River Elbe, is one of Germany’s most beautiful and culturally rich cities. Often called the “Florence of the North,” it impresses visitors with its baroque architecture, world-renowned museums, and vibrant arts scene. A stroll through the historic Old Town will take you past iconic landmarks such as the Frauenkirche, the Zwinger Palace and the Semper Opera House. Beyond its architectural heritage, Dresden also offers picturesque riverside paths and charming cafés that invite you to relax and enjoy the view. The city is also a center of innovation and research, making it an ideal setting for an international congress. We warmly invite you to discover Dresden’s unique blend of history, culture, and modernity during your stay.