Venue
The Spring Meeting will take place at the TUD Dresden University of Technology. Get information about the venue, traveling, accomodation and the city of Dresden.
Conference Venue
TUD Dresden University of Technology
Campus Südvorstadt
Bergstraße 64
01069 Dresden
Traveling to Dresden and the university
The large TUD Campus Südvorstadt is located south of Dresden city center and can be reached by bus (lines 61, 66 and 85) and tram (lines 3 and 8). The easiest way to get to the motorway is via the A17, Dresden Südvorstadt exit.
You will always find up-to-date directions for your journey on the website of the TUD Dresden University of Technology: https://tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/campus
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CO2 compensation
By decision of there Executive Board, the DPG e. V. will compensate for fossil CO2 emissions resulting from mobility for DPG Spring Meetings and committee meetings until further notice, but at least until the end of 2026.
Spend the night in Dresden
Accommodation is not included in the conference fee and room bookings are to be made by the conference participants themselves.
In and around Dresden accommodations of all categories are available for overnight stays, which can be booked both directly through the providers and through the local tourist office as well as through common portals for hotels and holiday flats.
The organisers have not reserved any rooms for conference participants.
Explore Dresden
Dresden is the capital of the state of Saxony and has a population of 570,000 inhabitants. It is situated on the river Elbe and can be considered as one of the greenest cities in Europe, with parks and recreation areas covering 63 per cent of its area. Due to its beautiful architecture and surrounding landscape, Dresden is often called "the Florence on the Elbe", an expression revealing the charm of the city.
The 800 years old Baroque town and its surrounding is offering a wide variety of different sights e.g. Zwinger, the Dresden Cathedral, the Semper Opera House, the castles of Moritzburg, Meißen and Pillnitz, the Porcelain Manufactury in Meißen or the beautiful landscape Sächsische Schweiz.
Dresden was from the 15th century onwards residence of the Saxon dukes, electoral princes and later kings. Dresden's most glorious period, both in art and in architectural innovation, occurred from 1697 to 1763. Today it is a city of science, art and culture with magnificent buildings, many museums of world class as well as venues and ensembles with a rich tradition of theatrical and musical history.
Many places are worth a visit: https://www.dresden.de/de/tourismus/tourismus.html.php