Travel
The workshop takes place in the main lecture room of the Department of Near Eastern Studies, located at the campus of the University of Vienna.
Address:
Department of Near Eastern Studies
Campus of the University of Vienna
Spitalgasse 2, 1090 Vienna
Courtyard 4.1
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The history of the campus of the University of Vienna dates back to the 18th century, when Emperor Joseph II had the Viennese Großarmenhaus rebuilt into the General Hospital. With a donation from the city of Vienna to the University of Vienna, the entire area became the property of the university in 1988.
16 institutes of the philological and historical-cultural studies faculty, the lecture hall center with two lecture halls, numerous service facilities for students as well as shops, offices and catering establishments characterize the campus as a place with many faces. In 13 green courtyards, students, employees and also the Viennese citizens will find oases of relaxation, an opportunity for encounters with art and culture, local food and culinary delights.
The campus of the University of Vienna is located near the historic center and is easily accessible by public transport.
Travel
If you arrive by train
When arriving by train at Vienna's Main Railway Station (Wien Hauptbahnhof), you have easy access to the public transport system:
To reach the venue at the university campus, we suggest you take the tramway D (follow the signs in the main station's building to the station “Hauptbahnhof Ost”). Take tram D travelling in direction of “Nußdorf” and get off at “Schottentor”. Take either tram 43 or 44 to reach the station “Lange Gasse”, right next to the campus.
If you arrive by plane
When arriving at Vienna International Airport, take a train to the city centre. There are numerous trains available, but we suggest you take a train to Vienna Main Railway Station (Hauptbahnhof). Take an ÖBB Railjet and get off at “Hauptbahnhof”.
From there, you have easy access to Vienna's public transport system:
To reach the venue at the university campus, we suggest you take the tramway D (follow the signs in the main station's building to the station “Hauptbahnhof Ost”). Take tram D travelling in direction of “Nußdorf” and get off at “Schottentor”. Take either tram 43 or 44 to reach the station “Lange Gasse”, right next to the campus.
Public transport in Vienna
Vienna's public transport network is well-developed and offers a wide range of buses, trams and underground lines.
Information on time tables and how to buy and validate a ticket
Here is a selection of trams and underground lines in close proximity to the venue: