The 13th International Exhibition of Plants and Flowers is approaching with great expectations. The net exhibition area has almost tripled, going from 35,000 to 85,000 square meters. The number of gardens has also increased, with 144 compared to 90 in 2022. These gardens range in size from the smallest at 18 square meters to the nearly 1,300 square meter outdoor garden of the Liguria Region.
This variety and ample space allows for the exhibition of all types of plants and the grand return of cut flowers, floral arrangements, and bonsai. Euroflora will also feature four arenas for meetings, shows, and workshops, as well as five halls for conferences, technical meetings, and negotiations.
The number of landscape architecture projects selected for the Ars Urbana Competition has increased from 10 to 14. There has also been a rise in participation in the Green Market, an area in the Jean Nouvel Pavilion dedicated to the sale of plants, flowers, furniture, equipment, accessories, and natural products.
Thanks to the ample space available for the various side events, there will be a greater number of opportunities for in-depth exploration and entertainment for the general public and professionals alike. Less than three months before the opening, over 98% of the space has been booked, with significant confirmations and exciting new developments on the international front as well.
