Valencia trade fairs: Feria Valencia, getting there and planning your visit

• Location: Many major trade fairs take place at Feria Valencia; conferences and other events may be held elsewhere.
• Admission: Some trade events require registration, an invitation or proof of professional status.
• Metro: Take Metro Line 2 to Carolines/Fira; according to Feria Valencia, it is about a 600-metre walk from there.
• Tickets: Use the official ticketing or registration channel for the specific event.
• Timing: Allow time for admission checks, walking between halls and visitor crowds.

The programme includes trade and public events across a range of industries. Whether a fair is open to everyone depends on the conditions of the individual event, not just its subject. Before booking, check the confirmed date, venue, opening hours and admission requirements.

The official Feria Valencia events calendar is a good place to start. The venue plan, ticket sales and any changes are listed on the page for the specific event. Older calendars and travel reports are not reliable sources for booking, as names, dates or venues may change.

Feria Valencia is in Benimàmet on the northwestern edge of the city, not in the historic centre. The complex has several halls and event spaces. Use the entrance and hall shown on your current ticket or registration confirmation; the nearest stop alone does not tell you which entrance is intended for your event.

Save your ticket, QR code, venue plan and registration confirmation on your phone. Check whether you need to bring ID or proof of professional status. Admission checks and walking around the venue may take extra time.

Feria Valencia’s visitor information recommends taking Metro Line 2 to Carolines/Fira. From the stop, it is about a 600-metre walk to the venue. The best route depends on where you are starting from. On the day of your visit, check the latest Metrovalencia journey planner for routes, operating hours, transfers and service disruptions.

As well as travel time, allow for getting from your accommodation to the station, walking from Carolines/Fira and going from the entrance to your hall. The return journey may be busier after the event ends. If you have a talk or a fixed time slot, do not plan to arrive at the last possible minute.

Feria Valencia is accessible by road. Access routes, traffic and parking options may vary depending on the event. Ask the organiser in advance about access and parking, and allow extra time on busy event days. A taxi or ride-hailing service saves you from looking for parking, but is also subject to traffic.

If travelling directly from the airport, allow time for baggage, your transfer and registration. A tight connection is vulnerable to delays. If travelling via Alicante, you will also have a longer onward journey to Valencia; plan this separately from the trip to the exhibition centre.

Before buying, check which visitor groups are eligible to attend the fair. Trade events may require registration, company details, an industry connection or an invitation. Use the official ticketing channel and check whether the name on your ticket must match your ID.

Check whether your ticket is valid for a specific day or time slot, and what rules apply to bags, luggage, cloakroom facilities or photography. Save your digital QR code so it is available even without a mobile connection. The visitor information will say whether you need to print it.

Staying near the exhibition centre shortens the journey for early starts or visits lasting several days. If you also want to explore Valencia, you could stay centrally and factor in the metro connection. The key considerations are your daily start time, the return journey after the fair closes and how many days you plan to spend sightseeing.

For popular events, it is worth comparing options early. If your attendance or dates are not yet confirmed, check the change and cancellation policies. Business travellers should also check whether breakfast hours, workspace, invoicing and late arrival arrangements suit their needs. For planning your stay, see our information on museums in Valencia, Valencian cuisine and events in Valencia. For an overview of neighbourhoods and attractions, read the Valencia city guide. You can also prepare with our travel information for Valencia and overview of holidays in Valencia. If you have time after the fair, consider visiting the City of Arts and Sciences; find suitable accommodation with our Valencia accommodation search.

• Are the event date and location confirmed?
• Are you eligible to attend, and have you completed registration?
• Have you saved your ticket, QR code, ID and, if needed, the venue plan?
• Have you noted the entrance and hall from your confirmation?
• Have you checked the latest metro route to Carolines/Fira or an alternative?
• Have you allowed enough time for admission and getting around the venue?

Where are trade fairs held in Valencia?

Many major trade fairs take place at Feria Valencia in Benimàmet. Conferences and other events may be held elsewhere; the address in your confirmation is the one to follow.

How do I get to Feria Valencia?

The official visitor information recommends Metro Line 2 to Carolines/Fira, followed by a walk of about 600 metres. Check the timetable and entrance on the day of your visit.

Can anyone visit a trade fair?

It depends on the event. Some are open to the public; others require registration, an invitation or proof of professional status.

Where can I buy tickets?

Use the official fair or event website. It will also tell you what information you need to provide to register.

How much time should I allow?

Allow for travel, the walk from Carolines/Fira, admission and getting to your hall. If you have a fixed appointment, it is advisable to leave extra time.

Is a hotel near the fair the best option?

Staying nearby is convenient for early starts or multi-day events. If you want to combine the fair with sightseeing, accommodation with good metro connections may be a better fit.