Feria de muestras de Valladolid

Feria de Muestras is an exhibition and conference facility in Valladolid featuring four covered pavilions, a congress center, and outdoor grounds. The complex includes multiple auditoriums, conference rooms, and flexible exhibition halls designed to host events of varying sizes simultaneously.

The facility was founded in 1963 through collaboration between regional government, the city council, and the Chamber of Commerce. Over the decades, it grew into one of the region's major venues for hosting exhibitions and trade events.

The venue serves as a gathering place for regional and international audiences who come for industry-specific fairs, wine showcases, and major awards ceremonies. It functions as a cultural hub where agricultural traditions, food heritage, and entertainment events shape how locals and visitors experience the city.

The venue is accessible by public transportation and offers adequate parking for visitors with cars. The pavilions are interconnected by covered passages, making it easy to move between different exhibition areas.

During the 2020 pandemic, one pavilion was rapidly converted into a field hospital to serve the community during the health crisis. This transformation demonstrated the facility's ability to adapt quickly to urgent societal needs beyond regular events.