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Information about the city of Vienna
Vienna is the national capital, largest city, and one of nine states of Austria. The city is known for its high quality of life. Vienna impresses with its excellent infrastructure, short distances, reliable standards, high service quality and an outstanding range of art and culture. The city combines tradition and modernity – historical flair in a smart and livable city that is constantly evolving.
Thanks to our global hotel network, we offer tailored accommodation for groups of 20 or more attending the EAN 2028. We also arrange transfers and all other ground handling services.We maintain close connections with hotel partners worldwide. Therefore, we offer tailored packages for groups of 20 or more at any time. Furthermore, our team supports you with all ground handling services for the FDI 2026. Please send your request to congress@mr-congress.com.
Overview of the event
The European Stroke Organisation Conference (ESOC 2027) will take place from 19–21 May 2027 in Vienna, Austria. As Europe’s leading forum for advances in stroke research and clinical care, ESOC brings together international experts and healthcare professionals from across the field of cerebrovascular diseases. Furthermore, ESOC 2027 will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the European Stroke Organisation. The congress will focus on the latest developments in stroke prevention, treatment and recovery. In addition, participants can expect clinical trials, scientific presentations, interactive workshops, debates and opportunities for professional exchange.
With its international audience and comprehensive scientific programme, ESOC 2027 in Vienna offers an excellent platform for networking, education and collaboration. Moreover, the congress will take place exclusively onsite, creating valuable opportunities for face-to-face exchange within the international stroke community.
