The Ágnes Heller House
The #AGM Meeting Venue
#AGM28 will be held at the Leopold-Franzens University campus, located in the northwestern part of Innsbruck yet conveniently close to the city center. The meeting will take place in the University’s newest and most modern building, the Ágnes Heller House, which was completed in 2023. This state-of-the-art facility features modern meeting rooms with exceptional lighting, providing a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere for all participants – so you can focus on what matters most at this event! 😊
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How to get to the venue?
The venue is easy reachable via the local public transport system, via bike or even by a walk (1.5km from main station). In the following we provide you with useful links and the bus/tram lines that stop close1) or in front2) of the venue
Address of Registration Desk/#AGM Meeting Venue
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Building-No.: Ágnes-Heller-Haus
Innrain 52
6020 Innsbruck
Austria
| Latitude: | 47.26234° |
| Longitude: | 11.38420° |
The building is named after Hungarian philosopher Ágnes Heller, who was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Innsbruck in 2015 and passed away in the summer of 2019. Born in Budapest in 1929, Heller survived the Nazi terror in Hungary as a child of Jewish parents. Inspired by a lecture from Marxist philosopher Georg Lukács, she chose to study philosophy, centering her academic work on themes of life and freedom. Ágnes Heller’s legacy is honored with this building, the first university structure in Innsbruck named after a woman.