Attendees of the conference can take advantage of preferential hotel rates that have been negotiated by the organizers.
These rates typically offer a discounted price for rooms at designated hotels in close proximity to the conference venue.

Note that the preferential hotel rates are often limited to a finite number of rooms and are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Therefore, it is advisable for conference attendees to book their accommodations early to ensure availability and to take advantage of the discounted rates.

Venue Address

On the map below you find IMP, hotels with preferential rates, nearby transport stations, main trains stations, the airport and city attractions.

Transport

• Tram
  https://www.wienerlinien.at
  Nearest underground stations:
  Line 18 — Viehmarktgasse
  Line 71 — St. Marx
• Subway / U-Bahn / S-Bahn
  https://www.wienerlinien.at
  Nearest underground stations:
  S7 — St. Marx
  U3 — Schlachthausgasse (1000m walk, ~10 minutes)
• Arrival to Vienna by Train.
  These companies offer long distance train connections to Vienna:
  https://www.oebb.at
  https://westbahn.at
  From Vienna Main Station (Hauptbahnhof) take the Tram Line 18 (direction Schlachthausgasse), stop at Viehmarktgasse station, walk 150m.
  From Vienna Mitte Station take the Subway Line U3 to Schlachthausgasse station, walk 1000m; or take the S7 Train to St. Marx station, walk 450m.
  From Vienna Westbahnhof take the Subway Line U3 to Schlachthausgasse station, walk 1000m.
• Arrival to Vienna by Airplane — Airport VIE
  https://www.viennaairport.com
  Train: easy access from the airport VIE via S7 Train or any ÖBB train stopping at St. Marx station (18 minutes travel time). This is the best way!
  Bus: the company Vienna Airport Lines Shuttle Bus will take you to the Vienna Main Station (Hauptbahnhof). There you need to take Tram Line 18 (direction Schlachthausgasse) to Viehmarktgasse .
  Taxi: If you take a taxi from the airport to the Vienna BioCenter, the ride will take about 20 minutes and cost around €40.
  

The Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) in Vienna is a basic biomedical research institute largely spon­sored by Boehringer Ingelheim. With over 200 scientists from 40 coun­tries, the IMP is committed to scientific discovery of fundamental mo­lecular and cellular mechanisms underlying complex biological phe­nomena. The IMP is located at the Vienna BioCenter, one of Europe’s most dynamic life science hubs with 2,800 employees from 78 countries in six research institutes, three universities and 40 biotech companies.