IFEMA Madrid: trade fairs & events 2026

15 upcoming trade fairs & events at IFEMA Madrid, starting with Privel (4–5 Nov 2026).

IFEMA MADRID’s fairgrounds (Recinto Ferial) lie in the Barajas district, about ten minutes from Madrid-Barajas airport, and have been at this site since 1991. IFEMA is a consortium of the Community of Madrid, Madrid City Council, the Chamber of Commerce and the Montemadrid Foundation. Its second venue, the Palacio Municipal, is a separate building nearby.

Address: Avenida del Partenón, 5, 28042 Madrid, Spain

Visitor and exhibitor guide

Official IFEMA Madrid website ↗

November 2026

Expo	Dates
Privel	4–5 Nov 2026
Tech Show Madrid	4–5 Nov 2026
Advanced Manufacturing Show	4–5 Nov 2026
Smart Doors	10–13 Nov 2026
Logistic & Industrial Build	11–12 Nov 2026
Logistics & Automation	11–12 Nov 2026
Simo Educación	11–13 Nov 2026
Empack Madrid	11–12 Nov 2026
Salón Look	13–15 Nov 2026
Interihotel	17–19 Nov 2026
Accountex España	18–19 Nov 2026
Genera	24–26 Nov 2026
Matelec	24–26 Nov 2026
Orto Medical Care	25–27 Nov 2026

December 2026

Expo	Dates
Retromóvil Madrid	11–13 Dec 2026

Stay near IFEMA Madrid

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At a glance

Around 200,000–240,000 m² of space (IFEMA’s own pages give both figures) across 12–13 halls, with 85 meeting rooms and two convention centres. Source ↗
Halls 9 and 10 are the largest at 21,600 m² each; Halls 3, 4, 7 and 8 are 16,200 m². Halls 2, 6 and 12 have no columns. Source ↗
The North Convention Centre has a 1,100-seat auditorium; the South Convention Centre, closest to public transport, has an auditorium for about 600. Source ↗

Getting there

Metro Line 8 stops at Feria de Madrid, whose exit is opposite the South entrance. The same line runs to both airport stations (T1-T2-T3 and T4) and to Nuevos Ministerios in the city. Source ↗
Line 8 runs from 06:05 to 02:00; journeys starting or ending at the airport stations carry a €3 supplement. Source ↗
EMT city buses 73 (from Diego de León), 122 (from Avenida de América) and 112, and interurban bus 828 from Alcobendas, serve the venue. Source ↗
Taxi ranks are at the South, North and East entrances; taxis pay a €3 supplement to enter or leave the grounds. Source ↗
By car, use the M-11 (exits 5 and 7), the M-40 (exits 5, 6 and 7) or the A-2 (exit 7). IFEMA’s directions page carries notices about temporarily closed entrances, so check it before you travel. Source ↗
Renfe and Iberia offer fair exhibitors and visitors discounts of up to 15%, with vouchers sent through Expo Zone or the visitor registration email. Source ↗

Parking

Fairground car parks cost €2.95 an hour, charged by the minute, up to €21 a day; a €15 prepaid day rate pays off after about 4.5 hours. Choose it within the first hour at a pay point. Source ↗
Car parks open 7:00–22:00 on weekdays, and at weekends when there is an event. Source ↗
Visitors use the Orange, Green, Brown and Red car parks, and there is a dedicated car park for people with disabilities. Source ↗

On site

Wi-Fi covers all exhibition and rest areas, with free “IFEMA FREE” points at the South and North entrances, the Meeting Point in Hall 8 and the Business Centre in Hall 7. Source ↗
Medical care is on the first floor between Halls 7 and 9. Source ↗
Cloakrooms at each hall entrance open 30 minutes before the event and close an hour after; e-scooters and other battery devices are not accepted. ATMs are in the South Hall and next to Hall 3. Source ↗
Visitors with reduced mobility should fill in IFEMA’s online access form at least 48 hours ahead; manual wheelchairs are free, subject to availability. Source ↗

Where to stay

IFEMA lists partner hotels with special rates, including Novotel Madrid Campo de las Naciones, AC Hotel Madrid Feria, INNSiDE Madrid Valdebebas and NH Collection Eurobuilding. We found no hotel on the fairgrounds. Source ↗
IFEMA’s partner travel agency is Viajes El Corte Inglés. Source ↗

For exhibitors

All IFEMA regulations, including the general rules, vehicle, rigging and safety rules, are on one page; each fair’s exhibitor guide adds its own rules. Source ↗
Order stand services in Expo Zone at least 30 days before build-up for a 5% discount. Free-design stand projects must be approved in Expo Zone at least a month ahead, or build-up cannot start. Source ↗
Free-design stands are limited to 4 m high, with one perimeter element allowed up to 6 m away from neighbouring stands. IFEMA supplies all stand electricity, at 230/400 V. Source ↗
Rigging uses IFEMA’s hall rigging points; projects are due a month before build-up, and IFEMA invoices the hanging points. Source ↗
Stand catering may only come from IFEMA’s caterer or its approved list of around 27 firms. Outside stand-security firms must send proof of compliance to IFEMA at least 48 hours ahead. Source ↗
IFEMA’s logistics partner DSV handles freight, storage and customs, including temporary import of exhibits, from an office in Hall 7. Source ↗

Questions visitors ask

How do I get from Madrid airport to IFEMA?

Take Metro Line 8 from the airport (T1-T2-T3 or T4) to Feria de Madrid, whose exit is opposite IFEMA’s South entrance. A €3 airport supplement applies.

Which metro station is IFEMA?

Feria de Madrid on Line 8, formerly called Campo de las Naciones.

How much is parking at IFEMA?

€2.95 an hour, up to €21 a day, or a €15 prepaid day rate chosen within the first hour.

Is there free Wi-Fi?

Yes. Free “IFEMA FREE” Wi-Fi points are at the main entrances, the Meeting Point in Hall 8 and the Business Centre in Hall 7.

Who handles freight and customs for exhibitors?

IFEMA’s partner DSV, which has an office in Hall 7.

Venue facts checked against official sources on October 4, 2026. Confirm opening hours and transport with the venue or organiser before you travel.