From special events and games to language cafés and hands-on activities, there's something for everyone. On or around 26 September, the European Commission organises events and activities across EU countries to mark the European Day of Languages.

26 September – European Day of Languages
Discover how the European Day of Languages promotes multilingualism, cultural diversity and language learning across Europe.
What to expect
Activities vary from country to country, and may take place online or in person. They may include
- mini-courses in various languages
- online quizzes
- language workshops
- book fairs and cultural events
- language cafés and conversation sessions
- games and competitions
- translation and interpreting activities
- summer schools.
Some events are especially designed for school pupils, students and teachers, while others are open to people of all ages and backgrounds.
You don’t need to be fluent or even actively learning a language to join in. All you need is an interest and a willingness to try.
Photos from 2025 European Day of Languages events
EDL Experience Europe - CzechiaEDL Experience Europe - Czechia 

Have fun with Languages - AustriaHave fun with Languages - Austria 

Language Fair in the Square - BulgariaLanguage Fair in the Square - Bulgaria 

Exploring European Languages - PolandExploring European Languages - Poland 

Night of Literature - BulgariaNight of Literature - Bulgaria 

All tongues lead to Nicosia - CyprusAll tongues lead to Nicosia - Cyprus 

EDL event in Aarhus - DenmarkEDL event in Aarhus - Denmark 

Tra Tra event -MaltaTra Tra event -Malta 

European Day of Languages in Gorizia-Nova Gorica European Day of Languages in Gorizia-Nova Gorica 

Language Awards - Slovenia Language Awards - Slovenia 

EDL event in ED centre - RomaniaEDL event in ED centre - Romania 

Lingva Fest - SlovakiaLingva Fest - Slovakia 

Talk to me event - SloveniaTalk to me event - Slovenia 

Different or rather the same - PolandDifferent or rather the same - Poland
