EuroPython is going to Prague this year 8-14th July! 🇨🇿

Hello fellow Pythonista! 🐍

Put the date in your calendar!

We’re delighted to announce that EuroPython 2024 will be held again in Prague between the 8th and 14th of July, 2024. To stay up to date with the latest news please visit our website and we encourage you to sign up to our monthly community newsletter.

Sitting on the Vltava river, the city boasts numerous cultural, culinary, architectural, artistic, civic and tourist attractions. The beautiful historic centre is a UNESCO world heritage site. So, in addition to the conference, there's a LOT to see, do and enjoy. Prague has an extensive and modern public transport system, so travelling around won't be a problem and getting there is easy via well serviced train, air and road infrastructure. With an average July high of 25°c, remember to pack your shorts and sandals with your laptop, along with a spirit of adventure to explore one of the most visited and vibrant cities in Europe.

As with previous years, Monday and Tuesday (8th and 9th) will be for tutorials and workshops; the main conference talks will take place on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday (10th, 11th and 12th) with Saturday and Sunday (13th and 14th) for community sprints.

Our prospectus for sponsorship will be forthcoming soon, but if you already want to sponsor one of Europe’s biggest, friendliest and longest running community organised software development conferences, please do reach out to us at sponsoring@europython.eu and we’d be delighted to help.

Because EuroPython is a community organised conference, our volunteers are at the heart of everything we do. Without them, there simply wouldn’t be a conference. We’ll soon start recruiting volunteers, who are organised into teams responsible for different aspects of the conference. To register your interest please email volunteers@europython.eu.

Can’t wait for EuroPython? come check out past years photos from on our website: https://ep2024.europython.eu/

We look forward to seeing you in Prague,

VB on behalf of the EuroPython Board.