Ekaterinburg exhibition center

Yekaterinburg Expo Center is one of the largest and most modern exhibition centers in Russia, established in 2011. The design and development were handled by top European experts, including architects from Germany's Wulf&Partner and Spain's Jose Asebilio Marin.

The center covers an area of 50,000 square meters, featuring 4 pavilions (3X10,000 sqm, 1X20,000 sqm), with three pavilions dedicated to exhibitions and one for forums and conferences. There are also several large conference halls (ranging from 200 sqm to 1500 sqm), meeting rooms, and a banquet hall with seating for 250.

In 2013, the second phase of construction on the exhibition center is expected to be completed, adding a congress hall with seating for 3500, a hotel, and a spacious entrance hall.The center boasts a large scale, advanced technical facilities, and convenient location, just 5 minutes drive from the international airport and 15 minutes from the city center, providing ideal conditions for hosting various types and complexities of exhibitions, as well as comfortable environments for exhibitors and visitors.