European Youth Olympic Festival

European Youth Olympic Festival, known by its initials EYOF, is a biennial multi-sport event for youth athletes from the 48 member countries of the association of European Olympic Committees. EYOF has a summer edition, held for the first time in Brussels in 1991, and a winter edition, which began two years later in Aosta. EYOF is the only all-European multi-sport event.

EYOF editions

Summer editions :

• 1991 – , Brussels
• 1993 – , Valkenswaard
• 1995 – , Bath
• 1997 – , Lisbon
• 1999 – , Esbjerg
• 2001 – , Murcia
• 2003 – , Paris
• 2005 – , Lignano Sabbiadoro
• 2007 – , Belgrade
• 2009 – , Tampere
• 2011 – , Trabzon
• 2013 – , Utrecht
• 2015 – , Tbilisi

Winter editions :

• 1993 – , Aosta
• 1995 – , Andorra
• 1997 – , Sundsvall
• 1999 – , Poprad-Tatry
• 2001 – , Vuokatti
• 2003 – , Bled
• 2005 – , Monthey
• 2007 – , Jaca
• 2009 – , Upper Silesia,
• 2011 – , Liberec
• 2013 – , Braşov
• 2015 – , Vorarlberg and , Liechtenstein
• 2017 – , Sarajevo and East Sarajevo

Sports contested at the EYOF

• Figure skating at the European Youth Olympic Festival

See also

• Australian Youth Olympic Festival (AYOF)
• Asian Youth Games (AYG)
• Youth (athletics)

External links

• EYOF at EOC website