Feria Valencia is one of the largest exhibition venues in Spain, founded in 1917 and located just outside the city of Valencia. It offers over 230,000 sqm of total area across around 15-17 pavilions, making it among the biggest fairgrounds in the country, and hosts fairs including Cevisama (ceramics), Habitat (furniture and interiors) and Iberflora.
The venue
The venue's pavilions are complemented by a Convention and Exhibition Centre of around 7,700 sqm across four floors, with 24 meeting rooms and two auditoria, and direct access to a 10,000 sqm pavilion. It can accommodate up to around 20,000 people at once and offers around 3,000 parking spaces, hosting close to 100 events a year.
Exhibiting and stand-building context
Feria Valencia's signature fairs are design- and materials-heavy, Cevisama (now Cevisama Contract within Habitat) brings installed tile and stone, while Habitat brings furniture room-sets, so stands here tend toward construction-intensive, high-finish builds. Build-up runs to the venue's managed schedule and technical rules, and given the materials involved, exhibitors confirm hall placement and logistics well in advance.
Getting there
Feria Valencia sits north-west of the city, connected by metro and road, with Valencia Airport nearby. Its scale and long history make it a central fixture of the Spanish exhibition calendar, particularly for the interiors, ceramics and horticulture sectors.