A major commercial fair serving the Dolomite region and Northeast Italy, fostering trade and economic collaboration across multiple sectors.
At a glance
Longarone Fair Dolomiti functions as a key hub for commercial exchange between the Dolomite area and Northeast Italy. The fair attracts companies from across the region and increasingly from neighboring Austria and Germany, creating opportunities for trade relations and business development.
History
The fair has established itself as one of the most active promotion and economic collaboration tools in the Dolomite region, building steady trade partnerships over time with both domestic and international markets.
What you see
The venue functions as a modern exhibition space designed to accommodate diverse commercial sectors and facilitate business meetings between exhibitors and visitors.
Cultural significance
The fair represents an important economic institution for Northeast Italy. Its growing international participation—particularly from Austrian and German markets—underscores the region’s commercial importance. The gelato, craftsmanship, and forestry management sectors have become increasingly prominent at the exhibitions, reflecting the Dolomite region’s distinctive economic profile.
Key facts
- Address: Via del Parco, 3, 32013 Longarone
- Coordinates: 46.26788, 12.30371
- Phone: 0437 577577
- Website: http://www.longaronefiere.it
Practical information
Opening hours and admission details are not listed; check the official website for current exhibition schedules and entry requirements.
Getting there
By car: The venue is easily accessible from State Road No. 51 of Alemagna near Longarone. The “Cadore–Cortina” exit of the A27 Venice-Belluno motorway (connected to the A4 Milan-Trieste via the Mestre Bypass) is 7 km away and links to State Road No. 51. Visit www.autostrade.it for traffic conditions.
By train: Longarone railway station is 200 meters from the venue. The station serves the Venice-Calalzo and Padova–Calalzo railway lines. Visit www.trenitalia.it for schedules and tickets.
By air: Marco Polo International Airport in Venice (Italy’s third busiest) is one hour away by highway and offers flights to major European and international destinations (www.veniceairport.com). Treviso Airport, 45 minutes away, hosts low-cost carriers and serves 45 international and ten domestic destinations (www.trevisoairport.it).
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