Fiera di Rimini: trade fairs & events 2026–2027

9 upcoming trade fairs & events at Fiera di Rimini, starting with Ecomondo (3–6 Nov 2026).

The Rimini Expo Centre (Fiera di Rimini), run by Italian Exhibition Group (IEG), is a single-level exhibition centre on Via Emilia north-west of Rimini, home to shows such as Ecomondo and SIGEP. It has its own railway station, RiminiFiera, 50 m from the South Entrance, and about 12,000 parking spaces.

Address: Via Emilia 155, 47921 Rimini, Italy

Visitor and exhibitor guide

Official Fiera di Rimini website ↗

Expo	Dates
Ecomondo	3–6 Nov 2026
REBUILD	17–19 Nov 2026
SIGEP WORLD	23–27 Jan 2027
PESCARE SHOW	12–14 Feb 2027
BBTech Expo	21–23 Feb 2027
MACFRUT ITALY	20–22 Apr 2027
FIERAVICOLA	20–22 Apr 2027
Enada Primavera	4–6 May 2027
Rimini Wellness	27–30 May 2027

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At a glance

The whole centre is on one level, with 137,300 m² of exhibition space. A figures panel on IEG’s English page gives 129,000 m² instead. Source ↗
Two temporary halls, B8 and D8, opened in November 2024 in front of the East Entrance, adding 8,300 m². Source ↗
IEG plans a new circular timber-domed hall of about 26,000 m² at the West Entrance, due by the end of 2029. Source ↗
There are 24 conference halls, a press room, a business centre and restaurants. The centre also has its own helicopter landing area. Source ↗
riminifiera.it now redirects to IEG’s Rimini venue pages. Source ↗

Getting there

RiminiFiera station, on the Milan–Bari line, is inside the centre 50 m from the South Entrance; up to 32 trains a day stop there during shows. Source ↗
From Rimini’s main station, about 10 minutes away, Shuttle 9 runs non-stop to the South Entrance and regular bus 9 stops at Via Emilia-Fiera; both are paid. Source ↗
The bus terminal opposite the South Entrance is also served by line 10 from Rimini Sud–Miramare and line 5 from the north. Source ↗
Rimini–San Marino “Federico Fellini” Airport is about 10 km away and linked by bus 9. Source ↗
Bologna Airport is about 120 km away. During Ecomondo (3–6 November 2026) a shuttle runs from there to the centre for €5 booked online or €30 on the day. Source ↗
Trenitalia gives 20–75% off Frecce and Intercity fares to Rimini or Riminifiera for listed IEG shows with code “IEG”; at some shows a train ticket also gets you two entries for the price of one. Source ↗
By car, take the A14 and exit at Rimini Sud (7 km) or Rimini Nord (6 km). For a taxi, IEG gives Radio Taxi Rimini, +39 0541 50020. Source ↗

Parking

About 12,000 parking spaces surround the three entrances (South, East and West), linked by a shuttle. Source ↗
At Ecomondo 2026, parking cost €20 for a car and €30 for a coach, with motorbikes free; passes could be bought in advance in the visitor area, or you pay at the exit. Source ↗
Twelve free EV charging stations (24 sockets, up to 11 kW) are in car parks South 1 and West 1-2; bring your own cable. Source ↗
Disabled parking is free with a valid EU permit and ID shown at a staffed checkout; these spaces cannot be booked. Source ↗

On site

All halls are on one level and connected; conference rooms are upstairs, with lifts. Source ↗
The centre has reserved parking, step-free entrances, adapted toilets and lift access to the railway station. RFI assistance at RiminiFiera station must be booked 12 hours ahead. Source ↗
Free wheelchairs can be reserved for event days at helpdesk.rn@iegexpo.it and collected from the infirmary at your entrance. Source ↗
Summertrade, an IEG company, runs the food and drink outlets across the centre. Source ↗
We found no official details of visitor Wi-Fi, cloakrooms or ATMs.

Where to stay

IEG sends visitors to Visit Rimini’s hotel booking service. Source ↗
During Ecomondo, free hotel shuttles run from the coast between Bellaria and Riccione to the centre. Source ↗
We found no hotel on or next to the exhibition site.

For exhibitors

The Technical Regulations (February 2025) bind exhibitors, stand fitters and their contractors. Source ↗
Handling, platform rental, electrical, water and network connections, rigging and armed surveillance must come from IEG or its official suppliers, ordered at least 30 days before set-up. Stand building can come from any supplier. Source ↗
Stand designs are due at least 60 days before set-up; late submission costs €500 + VAT. Source ↗
Expotrans is the official goods-handling contractor and Prostand the only aerial-platform supplier; your own forklifts and cranes are not allowed. Source ↗
Stand heights range from 4 to 6.5 m in the main halls and are limited to 3 m in halls B8 and D8, where no rigging is allowed. Source ↗
IEG guards the halls overnight from three days before opening, but exhibitors must watch their own stands during opening hours. Source ↗