Arrival and Accomodation: Information for participants
Use this map to find your way to Lindau. Three levels are available by clicking on the green dots.
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How to get to the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings on Lake Constance...
… by plane Lufthansa - the Official Carrier of the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings – is offering daily non-stop service from Frankfurt to Friedrichshafen Airport which is a 30 minute cab ride away from Lindau. Munich Airport, Lufthansa´s second hub in Germany for international flights, is about 180 km away from Lindau. There is an 80 km distance from Zürich Airport to Lindau. Check out www.lufthansa.com for routes and prices. All airports can be reached by public transportation, have a look at our “by train”-section. Use airport signs on the map for more information.
… by train Train signs on the map bring you right to the websites of Austrian, German and Swiss railway companies to view schedules and book tickets online. The train station in Lindau is located right on the island. From there it is a 15 minute walk to the Inselhalle where the meeting takes place.
… by car If you are arriving by car, please have in mind that during the summer there is a lot of traffic on the island and parking lots are rare. The following directions might help you: in Germany use the Autobahn “A96” (direction: Lindau), in Austria the “A14” (direction Bregenz/Lindau) and in Switzerland highway “N1” (via Winterthur/ St. Gallen) or “N13” (via Liechtenstein).
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Lindau is a German tourist spot. To find your hotel please use services like Google Map. A map of Lindau is also available here (PDF, 3MB). Please note that public transportation for participants of the Lindau Meeting is free. More information about the city and its sights are available on the website of the Lindau Tourist Service (new window will open).
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An interactive map of the City of Lindau is available here. It shows the location of hotels, public transportation, and many more services in and around Lindau. The map is provided by the City of Lindau and its tourist service. - All information on the map are in German.
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