Three reasons to attend PyCon Austria

Something for everyone

With a focus on beginner-friendly workshops, tutorials, and approachable talks, we aim to bridge the gap between those curious about Python and experienced developers.

Conveniently located

Eisenstadt is easily accessible from Vienna and Austria’s neighboring countries, making it a convenient destination for attendees from all over Europe.

Free entry

Thanks to our sponsors, you can attend this amazing event without any cost – a great opportunity to learn and network without financial barriers.

Get involved and volunteer

We’re looking for dedicated volunteers to help make our conference a success. As a volunteer, you can play a vital role in:

  • greeting attendees and answer questions to create a welcoming atmosphere.
  • assisting our speakers with technical setups and presentations.
  • helping to create memorable experiences for our attendees.

If you’re interested to become part of our organizing team, click below to submit your information.

There are other ways to support PyCon Austria: Share our poster (download below), announce the conference on your blog or social media, or just tell your social circles about PyCon Austria.

For social media, we suggest using the hashtag #pycon_austria2025.

Spread the word and share our poster, including all essential information about PyCon Austria. Perfect for the bulletin board at your office or university!

Are you a journalist who wants to announce PyCon Austria? Our press kit includes press releases in English and German, and our logo in several formats.

Present your Python project

Do you have a cool (free / libre / open source) project that you would like to present at PyCon Austria? Is it part of the wider Python ecosystem or at least very interesting for Python users?

We offer tables at the ground floor of the venue for projects like these, separate from the sponsor tables. To apply, please describe your project via email.

University of Applied Sciences Burgenland
Linuxwochen FH Burgenland
Bitpanda

Voices from the Python community

We spoke to members of the Python community about their experiences with similar conferences and their expectations of PyCon Austria.

Týna Doležalová

Lubomír Doležal

Ivana Kellyerova (#1)

Ivana Kellyerova (#2)

Ralf Schlatterbeck, PhD

Horst Jens

Thomas Mitzka