
The international benchmark for furniture, lighting, and decoration

Cutting-edge textiles, upholstery, and decorative solutions

Innovation, technology, and design in kitchen environments
Global solutions in materials, bathrooms, and architectural surfaces
Online pre-registration will remain open throughout the fair and is free for accredited industry professionals.
Tickets purchased at the box office are subject to a fee: €10 for a one-day pass and €20 for a pass covering the entire duration of the fair.
September 28, 29, 30
9:30 am– 6:30 pm
October 1
9:30 am– 05:00 pm
Feria Valencia - Central Forum
- Level 2, Halls 1, 2, 3, and 4Feria Valencia - North Forum
- Level 3, Halls 1, 2, 3, and 4
- Level 2, Halls 6 and 6bis
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Feria Valencia offers indoor parking accessible via the tunnel
- Hourly rate: 1,80€/hour (0,03 € /min.)
- Daily maximum: 18,00€
- Daily flat rate: 15,30€/day (if paid before 12:00 pm.)
Line 2 Llíria–Torrent Avinguda. Carolines/Fira stop (approx. 600 m from the venue)
Line 4, from the city to the main entrance of Feria Valencia (operates only on event days for selected events)
EMT Bus Line 62 (Benimamet–Estació Nord), with an approximate weekday frequency of 10–15 minutes.
Manises Airport is located 7.4 km (a 10-minute drive) from the trade fair grounds and is connected to Valencia via metro lines 3 and 5.
Both stations have taxi ranks and are connected to each other by a free shuttle bus service.
Nord Station offers metro service; the Xàtiva stop (lines 3 and 5) is located next to the station's main facade, and the Bailén stop (line 5) is located on Bailén Street.
Feria Valencia makes two parking areas available to its visitors.
Indoor parking with access from the tunnel:
- Hourly rate: €1.80/hour (€0.03/min.)
- Daily maximum: €18.00
* Pre-payment discount:
Park and go directly to the parking payment counter to get the pre-payment rate of €15.30/day.
Free bus service from the Heron City outdoor car park to Feria Valencia.
September 28 – October 1
9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. (except October 1: until 5:00 p.m.)
Continuous service every 30 minutes (approx.).
How to get to the Heron City car park?
Level 2 Pavilion 6
Hotel Hábitat 2026 stems from the vision of Mexican architect Joaquín Homs, serving as an architectural and emotional reflection on the contemporary act of dwelling. The project envisions a “universal hotel where diverse cultures, landscapes, and perspectives on contemporary life converge.”
Viruta LAB, José Arroyo, Porcelanosa, and Studio HC are previewing some of the concepts that will define the spaces at Hotel Hábitat, alongside proposals from Stone Designs, Abez, Made Studio, and Odosdesign.
A place where architecture transcends mere form to become a sensory and emotional experience.
Level 2 Pavilion 6 bis
In collaboration with the Ministry of Science, Innovation, and Universities, Feria Hábitat València presents a comprehensive showcase designed to highlight the talent, career paths, and impact of the award winners. These awards are widely considered the highest state recognition in the fields of design and innovation.
Level 2 Pavilion 6 bis
Aimed at emerging international designers, final-year students, design schools, universities, as well as new design studios, producers, or galleries, nude 2026 invites the submission of innovative proposals that reflect the latest industry trends.
A stage where creative talent connects directly with manufacturers, specifiers, and key market players.
Activities:
Designer talks.
Presentations by design schools.
Networking and interaction zone with industrial companies.
Level 3 Pavilion 3
A revolutionary exhibition project that will bring together both the ‘AMC Kitchen Lab’ showcase and the conference and live showcooking area for the upcoming edition of Espacio Cocina SICI.
Designed by the renowned interior designer Francesc Rifé, the project is built upon a fundamental concept: the kitchen as a social threshold and a gathering space for exchange and thought. An exhibited object that transforms into a spatial system capable of opening up, concealing itself, and shifting its identity according to the needs of the moment.
Level 2 Pavilion 6 bis
Matter will present a showcase in València—located right opposite Salón nude in Hall 6—to discover, touch, and rethink materials… offering a preview of how matter accompanies every project from the very beginning: from specification to the sourcing and management of the desired material.
Far more than a mere catalogue, the exhibition reflects Matter’s ongoing mission: to bring innovation closer, reflect upon it, and drive it forward. The display will organize materials around their origin, technology, and reuse, allowing visitors to touch, compare, and understand how the exact same material can take on entirely different identities depending on how it is processed.
Level 3 Pavilion 1
AITEX presents a new edition of its Home Textile Trends Space. Located at the AITEX stand (Level 3 – Hall 1 – stand E70), this exhibition space will show the Home Textile Trends 2027, developed in collaboration with approximately 50% of the Home Textile companies exhibiting at the fair.
The space is based on the Home Textile Trends Monograph 2027, presented to companies in the sector last June. This study has been developed based on an exhaustive research and analysis process that includes market indicators, geopolitical context, evolution of lifestyles, consumer habits, technological advances, product innovations and events of international relevance
Level 2 Pavilion 6 bis
The ADCV (Association of Design Professionals of the Valencian Community) will organize a group exhibition at Feria Hábitat València 2026 featuring a selection of projects developed by its professional members. The initiative aims to showcase the diversity, quality, and talent of Valencian design applied to the living and interiors sector.
1. “Pericana 1”. Pastry shop, sandwiches, and poke bowls.
2. “Pericana 2”. Traditional rice dishes, salads, and sandwiches.
3. “Dolç i café”. Café, pastry shop, and ice cream parlor.
4. “Sabores de España”. Traditional Spanish cuisine.
5. “Sushi & Poke”. Contemporary Japanese cuisine.
6. “La Esquina Porteña”. Argentine empanadas.
7. “Pericana 7”. Pastry shop and poke bowls.
8. “Pericana 8”. Coffee and pastries.
9. “El pan y la sal” – Buffet
10. “El pan y la sal” – À la carte. Mediterranean cuisine.
11. “Las Hebras del Azafrán” – Contemporary Valencian cuisine.
12. “Clavo y Canela” – Mediterranean buffet.
13. “Flor de Romero” – Italian buffet.
14. “VIP Room” – Set menu.
15. “La Pebrera”. Cafeteria, Grill & Burgers.
16-19. Quick-service counters
20. DURO Urban kebap. Kebap Gourmet.
21. PATIO GASTRO. Food Trucks.
23. “La Tabella” Restaurant. Mediterranean self-service.
24. GASTRONOMIC EXPERIENCE. Paella tasting.


