Location, accommodation & travel information
Venue
The conference will take place at the Hilton Dresden overlooking the river Elbe and the famous Frauenkirche Church of our Lady in the heart of this historic city.
The hotel is within walking distance of Dresden’s main station and a short 20 minute drive from the airport. In addition to excellent conference facilities and restaurants it hosts an indoor pool, sauna and gym.
Hilton Dresden Tel +49 351 8642 882 An der Frauenkirche 5, 01067 Dresden, Germany
Accommodation
Accommodation has been reserved at the Hilton Dresden – the conference hotel- at preferential rates for delegates from 19-24 September 2026.
The room rate is 149.00€ per room/night single use and 174.00€ per room/night double use
Booking deadline: 22 March 2026
WARNING - SCAM ALERT: Exhibitor Housing Services (EHS) & Exhibitor Housing Management (EHM), Traveller Point (TP) and Travel Hosting Team (THT)
Elsevier has been made aware that third-party companies are targeting Elsevier conference speakers and attendees with a fraudulent travel and hotel booking scheme.
The companies are calling/emailing conference attendees, using email addresses which appear very similar to official Elsevier email addresses, and claiming to be the “official” housing bureau and/or authorized by Elsevier to book hotel/travel accommodations for the conference. This is entirely false and should anyone contact you, please do not provide them with any of your details, but refer this to Elsevier. If you are in any doubt about an email regarding the conference, please check this with a member of the organising team via: [email protected]
Local Area
Things to see and do in Dresden
Make time during your stay to visit some of the famous sights Dresden has to offer – just a short distance from the hotel - including:
Frauenkirche - The Church of our Lady is a famous symbol of international peace and reconciliation.
The Furstenzug mural – a 102 m long mural on Meissen porcelain tiles is located outside the conference hotel
The Semper Opera - Considered one of the world’s most beautiful opera houses and only steps from the hotel.
Zwinger Palace - A baroque style palace, now home to the Old Masters Picture Gallery and more.
Brühl's Terrace -the oldest Renaissance structure in the city and last part of the former rampart including the 400-year-old Brick Gate, Dresden´s only surviving original city gate
Accessibility
Accessibility Policy
Please access our Accessibility Policy and guidelines here.
How to contact us to discuss any accessibility requirements
Please contact us at [email protected] opens in new tab/window to discuss any requirements or questions. The conference organizer will contact you directly to discuss further.