Europäische Science Fiction Convention

Europäische Science Fiction Conventions (abgekürzt Eurocon) finden seit 1972 unter der Schirmherrschaft der Europäischen Science Fiction Gesellschaft statt.

Chronologie

• 1972 – Trieste, Italy
• 1974 – Grenoble, France
• 1976 – Poznan, Polland
• 1978 – Bruxelles, Belgium
• 1980 – Stresa, Italy
• 1982 – Moenchengladbach, West Germany
• 1983 – Ljubljana, Yugoslavia
• 1984 – Brighton, United Kingdom
• 1986 – Zagreb, Yugoslavia
• 1987 – Montpellier, France
• 1988 – Budapest, Hungary
• 1989 – San-Marino
• 1990 – Fayence, France
• 1991 – Krakow, Poland
• 1992 – Freudenstadt, Germany
• 1993 – Saint Helier, Jersey
• 1994 – Timisoara, Romania
• 1995 – Glasgow, Scotland
• 1996 – Vilnius, Lithuania
• 1997 – Dublin, Ireland
• 1999 – Dortmund, Germany
• 2000 – Gdansk, Poland
• 2001 – Capidava, Romania
• 2002 – Chotebor, Czhech Republic
• 2003 – Turku, Finland
• 2004 – Plovdiv, Bulgaria
• 2005 – Glasgow, Scotland
• 2006 – Kiev, Ukraine
• 2007 – Copenhagen, Denmark
• 2008 – Moscow, Russia
• 2009 – Fiuggi, Italy
• 2010 – Cieszyn and Český Těšín, Czech Republic & Poland
• 2011 – Stockholm, Sweden
• 2012 – Zagreb, Croatia
• 2013 – Kiev, Ukraine
• 2014 – Dublin, Ireland
• 2015 – St. Petersburg, Russia
• 2016 – Barcelona, Spain
• 2017 – Dortmund, Germany
• 2018 – Amiens, France
• 2019 – Belfast, United Kingdom
• 2020 – Rijeka, Croatia
• 2021 – Fiuggi, Italy
• 2022 – Dudelange, Luxembourg