13 – 17 JUNE 2027 | INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA

Travel Information

By Air

Innsbruck International Airport (INN) is located around 4 km from the city centre, making arrival into Innsbruck quick and convenient. The journey to central Innsbruck usually takes approximately 10–15 minutes by taxi or car. The airport is also connected to the city by public transport via bus line F.

Useful links: IVB Innsbruck public transport

For delegates travelling from further afield, Munich Airport (MUC) is a convenient international gateway, located approximately 160 km from Innsbruck. From Munich, onward travel to Innsbruck is available by train, coach, rental car or private transfer.

Useful links: | ÖBB Austrian Railways | Deutsche Bahn

How to get to the city centre

From Innsbruck Airport, delegates can reach the city centre by:

  • Taxi: available outside the terminal; journey time is approximately 10–15 minutes.
  • Bus: bus line F connects Innsbruck Airport with Innsbruck Central Station in approximately 15–20 minutes.

From Munich Airport, delegates can continue to Innsbruck by:

  • Train: regular rail connections via Munich and onward to Innsbruck.
  • Coach: long-distance bus services operate between Munich and Innsbruck.
  • Private transfer: airport transfer services are available for a more direct journey.
  • Rental car: the route to Innsbruck offers a scenic drive through the Alpine region.

Useful links: Innsbruck Airport public transport | ÖBB Austrian Railways | Deutsche Bahn

By Train / Tram

Innsbruck Central Station is a well-connected rail hub, with international and regional services linking the city to Austria, Germany, Switzerland and Italy.

Typical rail journey times include approximately 4.5 hours from Vienna, around 3.5 hours from Zurich, and just under 2 hours from Munich or Bolzano.

Useful links: ÖBB Austrian Railways | Deutsche Bahn | SBB Swiss Railways | IVB Innsbruck public transport | VVT Tirol public transport

By Car

Innsbruck is well connected by road from Austria, Germany, Switzerland and Italy. A local guidance system directs visitors from the motorway exits through Innsbruck to Congress Innsbruck.

The entrance to the Congress underground car park is located next to the main entrance at Herrengasse / Rennweg. Electric vehicle charging points are also available in the car park.

Useful links: Congress Innsbruck location | ASFINAG Austrian motorways

Getting around Innsbruck

Innsbruck is compact, welcoming and easy to explore. Many hotels, restaurants, cultural sights and the historic Old Town are within walking distance of Congress Innsbruck.

Delegates can get around the city by:

  • Walking: the city centre and Old Town are close to the venue.
  • Bus and tram: Innsbruck has a reliable public transport network, with several stops within walking distance of Congress Innsbruck.
  • Bike: Stadtrad rental bikes are available across the city via the nextbike app, with bicycle parking available near the venue.
  • Suburban train and public bus: useful for exploring the surrounding valleys and wider Tyrol region.
  • Taxi: taxis are readily available throughout the city.

Useful links: IVB Innsbruck public transport | VVT Tirol public transport | Stadtrad Innsbruck / nextbike

Public transport passes

Delegates staying in Innsbruck for at least two nights may receive the Innsbruck Welcome Card from participating accommodation providers. The card includes free use of public transport in the Innsbruck region, making it a convenient way to explore the city and its surroundings during your stay.