European Society of Cardiology Congress (ESC) & World Congress of Cardiology 2025

ESC Congress 2025 together with World Congress of Cardiology, Madrid & Online, 29 August - 1 September

The celebration of our diverse community, uniting knowledge, innovation, and expertise from every continent

Step into a world where barriers disappear. Engage with practice-changing science and cutting-edge technology that will energise and inspire you.

The spotlight of ESC Congress 2025 will be Global Health, as we explore cardiology without borders, highlighting the shifting role of cardiovascular disease within the broader global health landscape.

We will focus on emerging threats and novel opportunities, addressing health disparities while leveraging new treatments, and adapt to varying healthcare environments worldwide.

The ESC Congress Programme Committee is shaping an outstanding scientific programme with a global perspective, both geographic and across the full spectrum of cardiology.

Optimal management of non-communicable diseases increasingly demands cooperative management across medical specialties.

The 2025 edition of ESC Congress, together with World Congress of Cardiology, is an event not to be missed. The global cardiology community will come together to experience cutting-edge science, pioneering technologies, and unmatched networking opportunities.

You will connect with experts, exchange knowledge, and collaborate across geographical, cultural, and specialty boundaries. A valuable experience for individuals at every career stage, taking home a world of knowledge and confidence to advance clinical practice and improve patient outcomes.

Held in Madrid, Spain’s capital, the backdrop offers a combination of rich cultural heritage, modern infrastructure, and strong connectivity, facilitating access from anywhere in the world.

We invite you to submit your abstracts and clinical cases, and register early to guarantee the best savings on your registration.

We look forward to welcoming you next August. Together, we will stand beyond borders to reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease.