Getting Here....

Centrally located in mainland Europe, Salzburg is easily accessible by air, train or car.

Arriving by Air

Salzburg’s W. A. Mozart Airport is located only four kilometers from the city center, a fifteen minute journey by taxi or bus. Used by many international airlines and low-cost carriers, Salzburg is directly accessible from cities such as Berlin, Düsseldorf, Hannover, Hamburg, Cologne/Bonn, Frankfurt, Leipzig-Halle, Amsterdam, Vienna, Paris, London, Manchester, Stockholm, and Zurich.

As well as its own airport, Salzburg is also connected to Munich Airport by shuttle bus.

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Arriving by Train

Salzburg Train Station is a 5 minutes' walk from Salzburg Congress. Being close to the German border means that, Salzburg has outstanding Eurocity, Intercity and ICE connections to cities across Europe.  You can also catch a local or suburban train to Salzburg from most towns in the region,

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Car and Public Transport

Salzburg is at the centre of the European highway network: the A1 Vienna-Salzburg, the A8 Munich–Salzburg and the A10 Villach–Salzburg all converge in Salzburg. Please remember to purchase a toll sticker if you are driving to Salzburg.

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From nearby Salzburg Train Station, you can catch a local train or suburban train to most towns in the region, or a trolley or regional bus to more local destinations.

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Salzburg Map