Venue & Climate
21st Blue Danube Symposium on Heterocycles in Chemistry 2026
The venue of the meeting will be the Management Campus at University of Győr. City of Győr is an easy to reach location for all involved countries, the accessibility and the value for money guarantee a good meeting environment.
The congress venue is called the Management Campus, is part of the university Campus. It is a 3 floor building with a large auditorium where all the presentations will be presented. Poster section and cafe breaks will take place on the second floor.
The venue is well equipped with conference facilities. The Meeting site can easily be reached by public transportation and it is fully accessible for disabled people. It is situated in a pleasant and peaceful park along the Danube.The climate in June is usually very pleasant. Average daily temperatures range between 15 -25 °C but be
sure to consult the forecast before your departure since significant deviations might also occur.
Student hostel is also situated on the Campus, 5 minutes walking distance.
Győr
The City of water and Timeless Charm
Győr, known by many as the “City of Waters “, is undoubtedly one of the most beautifully located cities in Hungary. The city, already populated in Roman times, is situated on one of the important roads of Central Europe connecting Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest. The city lies at the confluence of the rivers Danube, Rába, and Rábca, which create smaller and bigger islands with romantic bars and restaurants, narrow streets and a mixture of historic buildings.
Heritage
Visitors will find side by side the remains of fortresses, episcopal and monastic churches, buildings in Gothic and Baroque style, and a Neoclassical heritage. It is a city where the pleasing harmony of different architectural styles and superb structures, cafes, gastronomy and culture are combined with the legendary Hungarian hospitality, blending into an unforgettable experience for visitors. Győr is also the home of “szóda” – carbonated water, invented by the local benedictine monk Ányos Jedlik, who also invented the dynamo preceding Faraday by some years.
A Hub for Events & Culture
Győr is the venue for numerous congresses, international meetings, sports competitions and cultural events. The city’s theatre is also home of the world renowned Győri Balett. With its developed infrastructure and elegant shops Győr nightlife is widely known from its street artistic events and concerts that are also ample to explore!
