2026OCTOBER
MULTIDISCIPLINARY MEDICAL TRAINING 16
Education & Training
Warsaw & Kraków, Poland
Brainstorm Association, together with Albanian Medical Events and academic, institutional and industry partners in the medical field, organised the 16th Multidisciplinary Medical Training on 23–26 October 2026 in Warsaw and Kraków, Poland.
The event brought together professionals from different fields of the medical sciences in a programme combining professional training, interactive discussions, international experience and cultural visits in two of Poland's most important cities.
The scientific programme included talks and presentations by lecturers and medical professionals on multidisciplinary topics, with interactive discussions with the participants.
Itinerary
Friday 23 October · Tirana → Warsaw
The group flew from Tirana International Airport to Warsaw and checked into the hotel on arrival. In the evening there was a visit to Warsaw's Old Town, followed by the return to the hotel.
Saturday 24 October · Old Town · Royal Castle · Warsaw city centre
After breakfast, the day was devoted to Warsaw's main sights and historic landmarks: Castle Square, the Royal Castle, Sigismund's Column, the Old Town Market Square, the Barbican and the historic walls, Krakowskie Przedmieście, the Presidential Palace, Holy Cross Church, the Chopin area and Nowy Świat. After some free time, the programme continued with the Palace of Culture and Science and Złote Tarasy.
Sunday 25 October · Auschwitz–Birkenau · Kraków
After breakfast, the group left for the Auschwitz–Birkenau Memorial and Museum and visited the historic site. The journey then continued to Kraków, with hotel check-in and free time on arrival. In the evening the group explored the historic centre, including Kraków's Old Town, Rynek Główny, the Cloth Hall, St. Mary's Basilica and Ulica Floriańska, with a walk through the historic district.
Monday 26 October · Kraków → Warsaw → Tirana
After breakfast and check-out, the programme continued with a visit to the Wawel Castle area, the Vistula river, Kazimierz, the historic Jewish quarter and Kraków's historic centre. The group then left for Warsaw Airport and the flight back to Tirana.
Throughout the event, participants were able to combine professional development with a cultural and social experience, visiting some of Poland's best-known monuments, museums and historic areas.