IFEMA, Feria de Madrid

Feria de Madrid has known a spectacular development. It hosts 70 exhibitions, many of a marked international character, representing more than 300 economic sectors, and has its own representative offices in the most important countries. The fairs are held in the internationally renowned Juan Carlos I Exhibition Centre, which enjoys state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, and a full array of services. The Convention Centre, which is part of the Juan Carlos I Exhibition Centre, deserves a mention all its own.

Centre address IFEMA Parque Ferial Juan Carlos I 28042 Madrid Spain Phone: +34 91/7225000 Fax: +34 91/7225801 infoifema@ifema.es http://www.ifema.es

Centre contact Contact for organisers Convention Centre Phone: +34 91/7225000 Fax: +34 91/7225789 convenciones@ifema.es Contact for exhibitors and visitors Infoifema Phone: +34 91/7225000 Fax: +34 91/7225801 infoifema@ifema.es Contact for press Mr Raúl Díez Phone: +34 91/7225090 Fax: +34 91/7225793 prensa@ifema.es

General venue info
	Site area 970,000 sqm Gross exhibition area 230,000 sqm   Indoor 200,000 sqm   Outdoor 30,000 sqm Number of exhibition halls 12  Exhibition facilities  Up-to-date exhibition calendar
	Statistical overview Year:2009 National International Total Gross rented area / sqm     1,946,239 Exhibitors 12,220 5,109 17,329 Visitors     2,546,823
	Number of conference rooms	89 conference rooms with several modular configurations
	Capacity/persons	Total 7,223, capacities ranging from 20 to 2,000 persons
	Conference facilities

Other Services
A Feria de Madrid able to become ever more international, and to consolidate our position as a point of reference on the European exhibitions circuit, thanks to high-quality, efficient services.
 
Access
The location of the Juan Carlos I Exhibition Centre is on the north side of the city, in the Campo de las Naciones complex, one of Madrid's most emblematic new business zones. Campo de las Naciones also boasts ultramodern office buildings, the new Municipal Convention Centre, two major hotels, and a vast park replete with fountains – all strategically located a mere 3 km from Barajas International Airport. For those coming by car, the M-30 and M-40 ring-roads link the area to the highways that connect Madrid with the rest of Spain. The complex is also quickly and easily reached from Chamartin Train Station, and Madrid's central artery, Paseo de la Castellana.
 
Parking
With the completion of the Juan Carlos I Exhibition Centre expansion works, the capacity of the exhibitor and visitor parking facilities has grown with the construction of new parking lots P-1 and P-2.
 
City information
Madrid is the capital of Spain. Such a self-evident statement has a much wider-ranging underlying significance, whose multiple implications have moulded the city's singular personality.
 
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