Travel & Accommodation
Conference Hotel
Conference attendees can reserve rooms in either Leopoldskron Palace (12 suites available) or the Meierhof Building next to the palace (55 single and double rooms).
Conference rooms are now open to the public. Book yours ASAP before they sell out.
Rooms in the Palace
The Castle at the Schloss Leopoldskron offers 12 suites in the historic palace. An exclusive and discreet hideaway just minutes from the Old Town of Salzburg.
Rooms in the Meierhof Building
The Meierhof offers boutique guestrooms with bespoke furniture and charming details. Single and double rooms are located in the Meierhof building next to the Schloss on the palace grounds.
How to Register for a Room at the Conference Hotel
Click the button below to reserve your room directly through the conference hotel’s booking page.
Once you click the button, the rates shown include the room for all days, breakfast per person, and taxes/fees. You can adjust dates and the number of persons attending in the search bar once you link to the hotel's website.
Need assistance?
If you have any questions or need help with your booking, please contact the hotel at [email protected]
👉 Reserve Your Room HereOther Local Hotel Options
Hölle Hotel:
Affordable and Close
The affordable Hölle Hotel is a 10-minute walk from the conference. This hotel gives you classic Salzburg hotel experience with all the modern amenities, like air conditioning. Breakfast is approximately $20/adult.
Pension Katrin:
Affordable and Close
Pension Katrin is a charming bed-and-breakfast just a 15-minute walk from the palace. Designed in the style of an old villa, the hotel is family-owned and offers high-quality guest rooms. Breakfast included.
Sacher Hotel:
5-Star Luxury
Sacher Hotel is a 10-minute drive or 20-minute walk to the conference. You'll find history and luxury here. Live like royalty and feel at home among world-class musicians, business leaders, and artists. Several breakfast options available.
✈️ PRO TIP: Explore More of Europe and Save!
Planning to extend your trip? Consider flying to or from another European city instead of Munich or Salzburg. Major hubs like London, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, or Dublin often have competitive fares to North America.
Affordable inter-European airlines like Ryanair, easyJet, Vueling, and Wizz Air make it easy and affordable to reach European destinations, with inter-European flights averaging $100. Trains are also an affordable way to get around.
Examples of Roundtrip Flight Pricing:
- Chicago to London $847 vs. Munich $1,200
- Los Angeles to London $750 vs. Munich $1,200
Airports & Trains
Munich Airport
Arrive direct from most major world airports and take a one-hour train right from the airport. Flights tend to be cheaper here. Train links below.
Salzburg Airport
A smaller airport located close to the palace. If flying from abroad, you will likely catch a connecting flight in larger city. Flights here may be more expensive.
Vienna Airport
If you can, begin or end your trip in this world-class city. Vienna is three hours from Salzburg via train and a don't-miss-city.
Trains in Austria
Trains are inexpensive and convenient in Austria. Approximately $50 roundtrip from Munich to Salzburg.
PRO TIP: Pay the small fee to reserve a seat with your ticket. Many people are traveling on Eurail passes, and trains can get overcrowded, and you are not guaranteed a seat with your basic train ticket. To ensure your comfort, reserve a seat along with your ticket.
Things to See and Do
Salzburg Salt Mines
One of the most popular attractions in Salzburg! Visitors to the Salzburg salt mine find fun and fascination. It's the oldest salt mine to open its tunnels to visitors. You and your family journey through the history of salt.
Hohen Salzburg Castle
This centuries-old fortress is home to the history of times long past. From fortress concerts to the romantic Advent market in the castle courtyard, a diverse range of activities are offered all year round. Try one!
Hellbrunn Palace
Hellbrunn is full of surprises—and lots of fun. The trick fountains spray from every nozzle, giving visitors a playful splash. Loved by international guests, Hellbrunn is a place for celebration, pleasure, and relaxation.
Mirabell Palace & Garden
The palace and gardens are among the most popular destinations for visitors to Salzburg. This is a UNESCO world heritage site for a reason!
Salzburg Cathedral
Salzburg Cathedral is a working church that towers over the city. You'll hear the bells throughout the city during your stay here.
Mozart House
Don't miss Wolfgang Amadé Mozart's birthplace in Vienna. It's about 2.5 hours from Salzburg on the train and worth it.
Salzburg Palace Concerts
Don't miss the concerts at the Mirabell Palace! The baroque marble hall of Mirabell Palace is considered one of the most beautiful concert halls in Salzburg and the world.
Minigolf Leopoldskron
Beginning April 1, you can enjoy Minigolf Leopoldskron! You might even get a hole in one! Either way you'll enjoy yourself!
The Sound of Music Tour
Don't miss The Sound of Music bus tour with Panorama Tours. The Sound of Music Tour Salzburg includes original shooting locations from The Sound of Music.
Get a Salzburg Card
Get the Salzburg Card for discounted access to the main sites. Choose from 24, 48, or 72-hour cards. You get free admission to top attractions, unlimited travel on public transport and exclusive discounts - all in one card!
Fortress Hohensalzburg
A landmark visible from afar, Fortress Hohensalzburg towers majestically over the rooftops of Salzburg. Behind every archway is a piece of history. Every room tells exciting stories. Fates are hidden behind every coat of arms.
Recommended Restaurants
Steigl-Keller
The Stiegl-Keller is located in the heart of Salzburg’s city center. Find it just below the Hohensalzburg Fortress.
Get a unique view of Salzburg's old town from the cozy garden! Stiegl-Keller’s Austrian specialities taste even better with this panorama.
Steigl-Brauwelt
Enjoy a drink from the rustic Brewpub or head over to our modern beer bar, the Stieglitz. Experience culinary diversity at its highest level. Visit our interactive beer-museum and experience everything about the art of beer brewing and our history.
St. Peter Stiftskulinarium
Our style is elegant, sensual and vibrant. At Europe’s oldest restaurant, guests enjoy fine dining in a truly unique atmosphere. Each season has its magic – and we interpret it in our own way. We combine regional roots with contemporary sophistication, and quality.
