Getting there & getting around

Getting to Dresden

Due to its location, Dresden is well-connected to regional and international networks of travel and transit. The city can comfortably be reached by train, bus, plane, and car.

By train

The German railway network links Dresden with all major German and European destinations. Long-distance trains to and from Dresden arrive at and depart from the stations "Dresden Hauptbahnhof" (main station) and "Dresden Neustadt".
Deutsche Bahn

By bus

Dresden is also connected to regional and international networks of long-distance coach routes. The most extensive network is offered by Flixbus, a company that also operates a limited number of long-distance train routes. 
Flixbus

By car

Dresden can conveniently be reached by using the motorways A4, A13 and A14. 
Google Maps

By plane

Dresden Airport is located approximately 9 km north of the city centre. Non-stop flights connect it to the international airports in Germany, Europe and several international destinations.
Dresden Airport

Approx. 170 km to the north, Berlin-Brandenburg Airport offers frequent connections to all international destinations.
BER Berlin Brandenburg Airport

At a similar distance from Dresden, the airports of Leipzig/Halle and Prague offer alternative flight connections.
Airport Leipzig/Halle
Vaclav Havel Airport Prague

All airports are connected directly to Dresden by train or bus (see above).

Moving around in the city

The local public transport service in Dresden and the surrounding region is excellent, featuring train, tram, bus and ferry services.
Dresdner Verkehrsbetriebe (DVB)

A public transport ticket for the conference days (Sept 25th to 28th, 2024) will be included in the conference registration package.