Accommodation
You will be accomodated in a Single room. The hotel is at the same location as the conference venue. Map of the venue can be downloaded here. Rooms will be attributed upon arrival, there is no reservation number at this point. Please announce yourself to the hotel desk upon your arrival. Check-in is available from 3pm. If you need early check-in, please ask the hotel front desk. A locked room will be available to store your luggage if needed. Check-out is at 11am.
Transport
By car – arriving from North and South:
From the South take the A9 in the direction of Ingolstadt/Nürnberg/Berlin; from the North take the A9 in the direction of Munich. Exit the A9 at junction Allershausen (67) and follow the signs to the left in the direction of Hohenkammer. Leave the roundabout at the second exit and follow the road, via Eglhausen, to Hohenkammer. At the end of the road, at Hohenkammer, turn right onto the B13 in the direction of Ingolstadt. Follow the main road past the church and then turn left onto Petershaser Strasse. You will reach Schlossstrasse on the right after 100 meters. Parking spaces are located directly after the bridge on your left.
By car – arriving from the Munich Airport:
Leave the airport and get onto the A92 in the direction of Eching/Munich. Change over to the A9 in the direction of Ingolstadt/Nürnberg/Berlin at the motorway intersection Neufahrn. Exit the A9 at junction Allershausen and follow the above directions.
By taxi:
The taxi ride from Munich Airport or Munich’s Central Station to the Hohenkammer Castle takes 30 and 50 min, respectively and costs 85-100 Euros. Visitors should take into consideration the transportation cost and traffic jam when planning their journey.
By train:
Take the suburban rail, S2, from Munich’s Central Station in the direction of Ingolstadt and get off at Petershausen. The Hohenkammer Castle is just a few kilometers from Petershausen and easy to reach by taxi.
About the Area
Munich is characterized by centuries-old buildings and numerous museums. The Bavarian capital is known for the annual Oktoberfest and its beer halls, including the Hofbräuhaus, which opened in 1589. The Oktoberfest typically attracts over six million visitors over its three-week run starting this year on Sept. 16. In the old town, the city center at the well-known Marienplatz there are landmarks such as the Neo-Gothic New Town Hall, whose popular carillon plays melodies and stories from the 16th century.
The conference venue “Schloss Hohenkammer”, about 40km away from the city center, is literally situated in the middle of a cultural landscape. An excursion to Scheyern, home of the impressive Benedictine monastery and former seat of the Bavarian royal family, is an apparent possibility as one to Freising or the cultural and brewery site of Weihenstephan.
