​ Salzburg Airport – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is located about 4 kilometers west of the city center. Direct flights operate to Frankfurt, London, and Istanbul, with additional seasonal routes available during the summer and winter months. 

The city also has a central train station (Hauptbahnhof) on Austria’s main railway axis, the West- bahn, connecting Vienna with western Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. Salzburg is directly connected to Vienna and Munich via the A1 motorway (Autobahn) and the A8 motorway (Autobahn). 

Local public transport – Guest Mobility Ticket 
Local public transport is provided by busses and trolleybusses, operated by Salzburg AG. 

Guest Mobility Ticket
This ticket, available to all overnight guests in the province of Salzburg, is valid for the entire duration of your stay. It includes city transport, regional bus services, S-Bahn trains, regional trains, long-distance trains and Salzburg transport shuttles.
You will receive the ticket electronically, either as a mobile wallet pass or as a PDF, provided at check-in or pre-check-in at your accommodation within the province of Salzburg. 

Traveling to the Salzburgarena venue by public transport is strongly recommended! 
The Salzburg Exhibition Center is excellently connected to the public transport network. 
Trolleybus line 1 stops directly at the Salzburg Exhibition Center (Messe stop). 
Trolleybus line 7 stops directly next to the Salzburg Exhibition Center (Bessarabierstraße stop).
Trolleybus line 8 stops directly at the Salzburg Exhibition Center and is the fastest route from the city center to the P+R Messe. 
Bus line 11 stops directly at the Salzburg Exhibition Center (next to the parking garage) and continues via Aiglhof - Leopoldskron - Josefiau every 30 minutes. 
Use the Salzburg Transport Association's route planner to find the fastest public transport connection. 

All information on how to get there can be found on the official Salzburgarena website.