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Leipzig University
Campus Augustusplatz
04103 Leipzig, Germany

We would like to ask you, to please pay attention to your own health and the health of others.

The following hygiene measures apply:

  • While indoors, it is strongly recommended to wear a mouth-nose protection and make sure you keep a sufficient distance.
  • In case of symptoms, please do not participate in the scientific- or the social program. Please test yourself regularly before entering the venue.

  • The organiser will not provide masks and tests.

DIRECTIONS:

By plane

Leipzig/Halle Airport is about 30 minutes from the city centre by car. A train connects the airport to Leipzig’s main station. Trains leave every 30 minutes, driving time is about 15 minutes. The Augustusplatz Campus is within 5 minutes walking from Leipzig’s train station. If there are no direct flights from your city to Leipzig, you can reach Leipzig via Berlin (about one hour train ride to Leipzig), Frankfurt am Main or Hannover (about three/three and half hours train ride to Leipzig). From these cities, trains frequently depart for Leipzig.

By car

Autobahn A9 (Berlin – München): change at Schkeuditzer Kreuz to A9, exit at Leipzig Mitte to interstate B2, follow directions to Leipzig’s inner city (“Zentrum”).

Autobahn A38 (Göttingen – Leipzig): exit at Leipzig Süd to interstate B2, follow directions to Leipzig’s inner city (“Zentrum”).

Autobahn A14 (Dresden – Magdeburg): exit at Leipzig Mitte to interstate B2, follow directions to Leipzig’s inner city (“Zentrum”).

Follow the city’s inner ring until Augustusplatz at the Georgiring. Direct at the Augustusplatz is an underground garage (“Tiefgarage Augustusplatz”). The total day costs 15 €. The garage is open for 24 hours.

By train

Intercity- and Intercity-Express-trains connect Leripzig to almost all european cities. There is a 5 minutes walk from the train station to the Augustusplatz Campus. Leave the station at its head side, cross the tram station area and walk along Nikolaistraße or Goethestraße.

The meetings‘ location Neues Augusteum, a part of the university, is just a few steps away from the city’s main railway station. Located on the eastern edge of the city centre the Augustusplatz also houses several sights worth visiting like the Opera and the renowned Gewandhaus Concert Hall.