Linz is the third-largest city of Austria, and the capital of Upper Austria. Though a modern city, Linz has a long and eventful history. The architecture of its developed city centre with the baroque Hauptplatz is unique. Some top attractions in Linz are:
More on these can be found on Linz Tourismus.
Before and during your visit to Linz, the Visit-Linz-App helps you to discover the city. Tourist attractions, restaurants, shops, hotels and current events: all available at a glance. Download the Visit-Linz-App for free at the Apple App Store or at the Google Play Store.
Open Air Gallery
Linz's museum of the future
Pilgrimage basilica
Young, but oh so impressive. At just a little over 50 years old, the JKU has experienced quite a bit - and has a lot to offer: an outstanding selection of academic degree programs on one hand and on the other, it is a place to be happy. And instead of scattering faculties and departments throughout the city, almost all of the departments are available in one, well-designed modern location. In addition to shorter distances and being able to save time getting from one place to the other, the campus environment supports one important thing in particular: communication. Students and professors spend time together both in and out of the classroom.
PhD students attending the conference can attend the 23rd CINet PhD Workshop for free.
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CIYA will organize their 14th young academics workshop on the Sunday afternoon preceding the conference.
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