Fiere di Parma — Exhibition Center

Parma, Emilia-Romagna
Fiere di Parma

A major exhibition and trade fair center serving northern Italy’s business and cultural sectors.

At a glance

Fiere di Parma ranks among the region’s principal venues for contemporary commerce and exhibitions. Located on Parma’s western periphery, the center benefits from strategic proximity to major transportation corridors, making it accessible to visitors and professionals across northern Italy and beyond.

History

The center has established itself as a leading platform for trade fairs and exhibitions in the Emilia-Romagna region. Its role reflects Parma’s broader economic importance as a hub for food production, automotive manufacturing, and cultural activity.

What you see

As a modern exhibition facility, Fiere di Parma provides purpose-built spaces designed to accommodate large-scale trade fairs, conferences, and cultural events. The center’s infrastructure supports diverse event formats and professional gatherings.

Cultural significance

The venue plays a vital role in Parma’s contemporary economy and cultural calendar. It facilitates connections between regional businesses, international exhibitors, and the broader public, positioning the city as a dynamic center for commerce and exchange.

Key facts

  • Address: Viale delle Esposizioni 393a, Parma
  • Coordinates: 44.8494017, 10.2888062
  • Direct access from the A1 Milan–Bologna motorway

Practical information

The center’s website or contact information is recommended for current exhibition schedules, ticket prices, and entry requirements. Hours and event programming vary based on scheduled exhibitions and trade fairs.

Getting there

Fiere di Parma is situated on the western outskirts of Parma with direct highway access via the A1 Milan–Bologna motorway. The location ensures convenient arrival for visitors traveling by car from across northern Italy.

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