EuroPython
EuroPython 2026 is coming to Kraków! Join thousands of Python enthusiasts for a week of learning, networking, and community. Stay tuned for more details!
Celebrating 25 Years of EuroPython
In 2026, we celebrate the 25th anniversary of EuroPython—Europe's longest-running community-driven Python conference! Since 2002, from humble beginnings in Charleroi, Belgium, EuroPython has brought together thousands of developers, enthusiasts, and innovators from around the globe.
In 2026, we expect 1,500+ participants, 100+ speakers, and 7 days of talks, tutorials, and sprints.
That's not everything!
EuroSciPy is also coming to Kraków! From July 18-24, 2026, the scientific Python community will gather in the same beautiful city. Both conferences will feature shared sprints, offering a unique opportunity to collaborate across the broader Python ecosystem and connect with both general Python developers and scientific computing specialists.
Updates
Speaker Mentorship
All voices are welcome at EuroPython. But sometimes folks appreciate help and support for their contribution. That’s why we have organised the Speaker Mentorship Programme.
Call for Proposals
Our colorful and cosmopolitan community is what makes EuroPython so special. We invite you to share your knowledge, experience, and passion with the Python community by submitting a proposal for a talk, workshop, or poster session!
Call for Contributors
Are you passionate about Python and excited to contribute to the world’s oldest volunteer-led Python conference? EuroPython is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help us create a welcoming, vibrant, and community-driven event.
See what participants say
Hear from our community
Thibaud Colas
"Pretty sure EuroPython 2025 was my top 1 fav conference ever. Just the perfect mixture of catching up with people I know, meeting people I don't know, learning new things. Time well spent chatting w/ Python veterans and also first-timers."
Wojciech Nowicki, MBA
"I learned from brilliant speakers across topics spanning Python best practices, data engineering, and AI/ML applications. Even more valuable were the conversations with fellow developers, maintainers, community organizers, and representatives from many companies across the Python ecosystem."
Diego Russo
"I've been attending EuroPython since 2011. To me, this is the Python conference. Period. I'm proud to be part of this community, and I will do my best to keep it that way."
Jodie Burchell
"Last week's EuroPython was one of the most wonderful conferences I've ever been to, and my heart is still overflowing with all of the wonderful moments."
Vassiliki Dalakiari
"This event was built by the community, for the community, with authentic support for local groups. From the PyLadies meetups to the Python documentary screening, inclusivity felt genuine and present throughout the conference."
Rodrigo Girão Serrão
"This was also the most rewarding conference for me so far. A conference like EuroPython is much more than just talks and tutorials. There is the hallway track, lightning talks ⚡️, social events, snacks exchange 🍿, the sprints weekend, ..."
