EGCs

As of 2005, there have been 49 European Go Congresses

1. 1957 Cuxhaven, West Germany
2. 1958 Altenmark Wienerwald, Austria
3. 1959 Oberwarmsteinach, West Germany
4. 1960 Oud Poelgeest, Netherlands
5. 1961 Baden bei Wien, Austria
6. 1962 Garmisch Partenkirchen, West Germany
7. 1963 Barsinghausen, West Germany
8. 1964 Scheveningen, Netherlands
9. 1965 Mnisek Pod Brdy, Czechoslovakia
10. 1966 London, United Kingdom
11. 1967 Staufen, West Germany
12. 1968 West Berlin, West Germany
13. 1969 Ljubljana, Yugoslavia
14. 1970 Vienna, Austria
15. 1971 Bristol, United Kingdom
16. 1972 Enschede, Netherlands
17. 1973 Sprendlingen, West Germany
18. 1974 Zagreb, Yugoslavia
19. 1975 Krems, Austria
20. 1976 Cambridge, United Kingdom
21. 1977 Rijswijk, Netherlands
22. 1978 Paris, France
23. 1979 Königswinter, West Germany
24. 1980 Mali Losinj, Yugoslavia
25. 1981 Linz, Austria
26. 1982 Copenhagen, Denmark
27. 1983 Edinburgh, United Kingdom
28. 1984 Porrentry, Switzerland
29. 1985 Terschelling, Netherlands
30. 1986 Budapest, Hungary
31. 1987 Grenoble, France
32. 1988 Hamburg, West Germany
33. 1989 Nis, Yugoslavia
34. 1990 Vienna, Austria
35. 1991 Namur, Belgium
36. 1992 Canterbury, United Kingdom
37. 1993 Prague, Czechia
38. 1994 Maastricht, Netherlands
39. 1995 Tuchola, Poland
40. 1996 Abano Terme, Italy
41. 1997 Marseilles, France
42. 1998 Mamaia, Romania
43. 1999 Podbanske, Slovakia
44. 2000 Strausberg (Berlin), Germany
45. 2001 Dublin, Ireland
46. 2002 Zagreb, Croatia
47. 2003 St. Petersburg, Russia
48. 2004 Tuchola, Poland
49. 2005 Praha, Czechia
50. 2006 Frascati (Rome), Italy
51. 2007 Villach, Austria

Future tournaments will be at

• 2008 Leksand, Sweden
• 2009 Groningen, Netherlands
• 2010 Finland
• 2011 Nice, France
• Germany have requested to hold the 2012 congress

See also: Starting points and EGF member countries.