Stefan Zweig, who lived in Salzburg from 1919 to 1934 and spent his most successful years here, is considered the city’s most important writer. For over ten years, the Stefan Zweig Centre and the Salzburg Literature Archive have been dedicated to researching and disseminating his literary work and intellectual legacy. Now the University of Salzburg has decided to join these efforts and create an international centre for Stefan Zweig with the support of the City and Province of Salzburg. 

27 May 2025 | in presence: Immerse yourself in inspiring conversations and share your experiences with different hobbies and leisure activities. This exciting exchange offers the opportunity to network with other language lovers and gain insights into different language contexts.

2 June 2025 | On-site and online: Achim Braun, long-standing EU translator and former language and cultural attaché at the Vienna Representation, gives an insight into the history of multilingualism in Europe in this Franco-German lecture. He covers the period from the Habsburg monarchy to the EU’s language policy, looking at aspirations and realities.