Venue

Address: Nils Ericsons Plan 4, 111 64 Stockholm

EuCAP 2025 will be hosted in the Stockholm Waterfront Congress Center, a cutting-edge venue situated in the heart of the city, which stands as a testament to Sweden's commitment to innovation.

The Waterfront provides remarkable views of the City Hall and the surrounding waters, offering matchless possibilities for extraordinary experiences.

Furthermore, the City Hall has agreed to host our Welcome Ceremony in the Blue Hall, the annual venue for the Nobel Prizes ceremony.

SWEDEN

Sweden is the most INNOVATIVE country of UE (The European Innovation Scoreboard). There is a high number of foreign doctoral students and ICT workers and many publications involving both public and private entities. Research and innovation are considered strategic to support the economy and ensure competitiveness and well-being.

Stockholm

Stockholm, the largest city in Scandinavia, effortlessly intertwines a rich history and stunning nature with the cultural sophistication, modern architecture, and dynamic attitudes of a thriving metropolis. Stockholm is on a journey to becoming the world's smartest city by 2040.

It is the city of Birth of Alfred Nobel and it is home to the largest technical university in Sweden: KTH Royal University of Technology

In addition to being named the most innovative city in Europe, Stockholm is recognised as having one of the best startup ecosystems globally.

Stockholm – the capital of Scandinavia

Explore Stockholm's perfect fusion of history and modern urbanity. From cultural gems to green retreats, Sweden's international capital promises a wealth of experiences. Discover the allure of Stockholm – your go-to destination for a seamless blend of past and present.

Stockholm

A historical hotspot

Stockholm was officially founded in 1252 by the Swedish statesman Birger Jarl. By the end of the 13th century, it had grown to become Sweden’s biggest city, serving as the country’s political centre and royal residence – facing several sieges over the centuries. King Gustav Vasa is hailed for reclaiming Stockholm in 1523 from the temporary rule of the Danish King Christian II, also known as "Christian the Tyrant," who invaded Sweden in 1519. Following his coronation the next year, Christian II sought to strengthen his power further by orchestrating the execution of over 80 Swedish nobles. This brutal episode in history is famously known as the "Stockholm Bloodbath" and serves as the inspiration for the 2024 movie sharing the same name.

Waterfront Congress Center

The Waterfront congress center hosts meetings and events for up to 3,000 people. It is placed few steps away from Central Station with metro, trains and Arlanda Express (to the airport). Adjacent to the convention centre is the Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel with 414 hotel rooms.

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Venue

EuCAP 2025 will be hosted in the Stockholm Waterfront Congress Center, a cutting-edge venue situated in the heart of the city, which stands as a testament to Sweden's commitment to innovation.

The Waterfront provides remarkable views of the City Hall and the surrounding waters, offering matchless possibilities for extraordinary experiences.

Furthermore, the City Hall has agreed to host our Welcome Ceremony in the Blue Hall, the annual venue for the Nobel Prizes ceremony.

SWEDEN

Stockholm

Stockholm – the capital of Scandinavia

Stockholm

A historical hotspot

Waterfront Congress Center