European Academy of Sciences and Arts

The European Academy of Sciences and Arts is a research institution in Salzburg that coordinates scholarly activities across multiple disciplines and fields of knowledge. It operates through a network of delegations spread across Europe, America, and Asia to connect scholars and artists internationally.

The institution was founded in 1990 in Vienna as a European association and later relocated to Salzburg to expand its work. Its creation reflected a desire to unite scholars and artists across national boundaries during a period of changing Europe.

The Academy brings together scholars from different fields and creates a space for exchange between science, art, and culture. Visitors can experience this diverse academic world through exhibitions and events held at this location.

The Academy is centrally located in Salzburg and easily accessible on foot, with visitors able to attend exhibitions and events. It is recommended to check ahead for current programs, as offerings vary by season and may require advance registration.

The Academy counts several Nobel Prize winners among its members, including researchers who have made significant breakthroughs in their fields. This presence of top-level scientists makes it a meeting place for cutting-edge research and academic discussion.

Inception: March 7, 1990

Website: http://euro-acad.eu

GPS coordinates: 47.80000,13.03333

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:02