Mathematics of Post-Quantum Cryptography: Tourism

In case your travel itinerary involves staying in the area for a while before or after the workshop, here's a lovingly hand-curated list of places you might want to visit!

The longest castle in the world (≈ 0 km)

...is situated right in the middle of Burghausen (closest nontrivial town to Raitenhaslach).

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World-famous Königssee (≈ 90 km)

...with its amazing scenery, boat trips, and very enjoyable hikes (ranging from less than an hour to multi-day tours) is definitely worth checking out.

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Slightly less world-famous Chiemsee (≈ 50 km)

...is a great place for boat rides, visiting the "Herrenchiemsee" palace, or just chilling by the lake. Locals sometimes refer to this lake as the "Bavarian Sea" due to its sheer size.

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The city of Salzburg (≈ 50 km)

...is not only Mozart's birthplace, but also contains plenty of other historic sites, museums, and all that. Also, let's not forget about the perks of Austrian food, coffee culture, and confectionary!

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The so-called Eisriesenwelt (≈ 110 km)

...is (allegedly) the largest ice cave in the world and features a vast number of amazing naturally frozen ice structures. Note that the only way to access the cave is by booking a guided tour, which is not cheap, but worth it.

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The city of München (≈ 100 km)

...is, of course, a great place to be no matter what.

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Organizers: Violetta Weger and Lorenz Panny.