The conference takes place in Karlsruhe, a vibrant university city in the southwest of Germany, close to the French border and the Black Forest region. Known as the “fan-shaped city” due to its unique layout radiating from the palace tower, Karlsruhe combines cultural heritage with a strong focus on science, technology, and innovation.

As the home of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), one of Europe’s leading technical universities, the city offers an inspiring setting for academic exchange and international collaboration.

Karlsruhe is characterized by its relaxed atmosphere, generous green spaces, and a vibrant cultural scene. Its central location in Europe and excellent rail connections make it easily accessible for international visitors.

How to get there

By Air

Karlsruhe is easily accessible from several major airports:

• Frankfurt Airport (FRA) — approx. 90 minutes by train or car
• Stuttgart Airport (STR) — approx. 60 minutes by train or car
• Baden-Airpark (FKB) — approx. 40 minutes by car or shuttle

Direct trains from Frankfurt and Stuttgart to Karlsruhe Central Station (Hauptbahnhof) run frequently.

By Train

Karlsruhe is well connected to major European cities via the ICE network. From Karlsruhe Central Station, GenoHotel can be reached in around 20 minutes by taxi or public transport.

By Car

GenoHotel is conveniently located near major highways, and on-site parking is available.

Public Transport

Karlsruhe’s tram network makes getting around the city easy. From the central station, take tram line S1 or S11 towards Ittersbach/Ettlingen/Bad Herrenalb and exit at Schloss Rüppurr. The hotel is a short 10-minute walk from the stop.