Veronafiere is one of Italy's most important exhibition venues, located in Verona in the Veneto region. The grounds cover around 300,000 sqm in total, with roughly 152,000 sqm of indoor exhibition space across about 12-13 halls and a large outdoor area, and host major fairs including Vinitaly (wine) and Marmomac (natural stone).
The venue
The venue combines climate-controlled, wired indoor halls with substantial outdoor exhibition space, a congress centre and press facilities, plus extensive parking of around 97,000 sqm. The mix of indoor and outdoor space suits Veronafiere's flagship fairs: Marmomac uses the halls for heavy installed stone displays, while Vinitaly fills the pavilions with tasting-and-meeting stands organised by wine region.
Exhibiting and stand-building context
Veronafiere's two signature fairs both bring demanding stand briefs, heavy installed stone at Marmomac, and tasting counters with services and refrigeration at Vinitaly, so builders here handle significant weight, plumbing and finish requirements. Build-up runs to the venue's managed schedule and technical rules, and given the materials and services involved, exhibitors confirm hall placement and logistics well ahead.
Getting there
Verona sits at a major crossroads of northern Italy, well connected by motorway and rail, with Verona Villafranca Airport nearby. This central position makes Veronafiere readily accessible for Italian and international exhibitors, supporting the large visitor volumes of Vinitaly and Marmomac.