EUROCRYPT 2016
8 – 12 May 2016
Vienna, Austria
EUROCRYPT 2016

Travel and Visas

Local Transportation Info

How to get from the airport to the venue? Directly at the airport you have two options to get into Vienna: (a) Take the public train/suburban railway from ÖBB, this is the cheaper and slightly slower option. (b) Take the CAT (City airport train), this is the faster and more expensive option. Both means of transportation take you to the center of Vienna (CAT: end station; public train: get off at “Wien Mitte”). From there you can either walk (8 minutes) or take the subway line U3 for 1 stop to Stubentor, which is very close to the venue (Aula der Wissenschaften, Wollzeile 27a).

Public transport in Vienna. A comprehensive description of the Vienna public transport system can be found here. The page wienerlinien.at is useful for finding connections, e.g. from the Vienna International Airport (Wien Flughafen) to the conference venue Aula der Wissenschaften (Wollzeile 27a). For finding general travel connections around Vienna region and Austria look here.

There is a great mobile application for travel orientation around Vienna called Quando Vienna. It is available for Android or iOS.

Taxi. A list of several taxi services together with prices for the trip from/to the airport can be found here.

General Info. This site provides a lot of useful information about Vienna.

Invitation Letters

For invitation letters inquires please send an email to pietrzak@ist.ac.at with "EUROCRYPT 2016 INVITATION LETTER" as subject.

Special Austrian Airlines offer for Eurocrypt 2016

Book your flights to Eurocrypt 2016 online at www.austrian.com and save 15% on all applicable fares. To do so, simply enter the following code in the eVoucher field on the Austrian homepage booking engine:

Code: CRYPT16

Conditions:

  • Booking period: now until May 12th, 2016
  • Valid for flights to Vienna and return as of May 1st, 2016 until May 17, 2016 (final date for return flight) on OS operated flights.

Book your flights here!


Title photo by Simon Matzinger / CC BY