Host Cities
- 1938: Vaxholm, Sweden (near Stockholm)
- 1948: London, Great Britain
- 1950: Copenhagen, Denmark (1)
- 1954: Mâcon, France
- 1958: Prague, Czechoslovakia
- 1963: Jajce, Yugoslavia
- 1966: East Berlin, East Germany
- 1970: Copenhagen, Denmark (2)
- 1971: Belgrade, Yugoslavia (1)
- 1973: Tampere, Finland (1)
- 1974: Mexico City, Mexico (1)
- 1975: Belgrade, Yugoslavia (2)
- 1977: Sofia, Bulgaria
- 1978: Belgrade, Yugoslavia (3)
- 1979: Duisburg, West Germany (1)
- 1981: Nottingham, Great Britain
- 1982: Belgrade, Yugoslavia (4)
- 1983: Tampere, Finland (2)
- 1985: Mechelen, Belgium
- 1986: Montréal, Quebec, Canada
- 1987: Duisburg, West Germany (2)
- 1989: Plovdiv, Bulgaria
- 1990: Poznań, Poland (1)
- 1991: Paris, France
- 1993: Copenhagen, Denmark (3)
- 1994: Mexico City, Mexico (2)
- 1995: Duisburg, Germany (3)
- 1997: Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada (1)
- 1998: Szeged, Hungary (1)
- 1999: Idroscalo of Milan, Italy
- 2001: Poznań, Poland (2)
- 2002: Seville, Spain
- 2003: Gainesville, Georgia, United States
- 2005: Zagreb, Croatia
- 2006: Szeged, Hungary (2)
- 2007: Duisburg, Germany (4)
- 2009: Dartmouth, Canada (2)
- 2010: Poznań, Poland (3)
- 2011: Szeged, Hungary (3)
- 2013: Duisburg, Germany (5)
- 2014: Moscow, Russia
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