The European Workshop on Biobased Materials will take place in Kraków, Poland, one of Poland’s most historic and vibrant cities. Located in southern Poland, Kraków is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, beautiful architecture and dynamic academic environment.

As a former royal capital and a UNESCO World Heritage city, Krakow offers a unique combination of history, tradition and innovation. Visitors can explore its charming Old Town, historic landmarks, and lively atmosphere while enjoying a welcoming and inspiring setting for scientific exchange.

With excellent transport connections and a strong reputation as a centre for research and education, Kraków provides the perfect environment for an international workshop bringing together researchers, students and professionals from around the world.

There are many accommodation options available in Kraków.

Please arrange your travel as early as possible to benefit from lower prices, as availability may be limited and some accommodations may fill up quickly.

Kraków is easily accessible by air and rail. The city is served by John Paul II International Airport Kraków–Balice, located around 15 km from the city centre, with connections to major European destinations.

The main railway station, Kraków Główny railway station, provides frequent connections with other Polish cities and European destinations. Public transport, including trams and buses, offers convenient access around the city and to the workshop venue.