Venue

DjangoCon Europe 2026 will take place at the Athens Conservatoire, one of Greece's most historic cultural institutions and a landmark of the Bauhaus movement in Greece. Designed by Greek architect Jan Despo, the only Greek to have studied under Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius, it is also the oldest educational institution for the performing arts in Greece.

Beyond its prominent cultural significance, the Athens Conservatoire offers many practical advantages for a conference like DjangoCon Europe. It's nestled right in the heart of Athens, providing easy access to both the city's historic sites and vibrant business hubs. With spacious halls and modern facilities, it truly is the ideal home for the mosaic of technology and community that defines DjangoCon Europe.

By metro
The closest metro station is Evangelismos (Line 3, Dimotiko Theatro – Doukissis Plakentias / Airport).

Nearby bus stops and routes:

* You can use the ATH.ENA Card for convenient travel across all networks.

Nearby 24-hour parking options:

We strive to make the DjangoCon experience open and accessible to everyone, mirroring the values of the Django community itself. We're doing our best to cover everything, but if there's anything missing, please reach out at [email protected]!

Accessibility
All common areas are wheelchair-accessible. The main stage where talks will take place is located on the main level.

For attendees with low vision or hard of hearing

Other venue spaces
The Conservatoire offers several open areas accessible to attendees:

Dietary Preferences
Catering at DjangoCon Europe 2026 will include vegan and gluten-free options. If you have specific dietary needs, you can always let us know when you register.