Fieracavalli returns to Verona from November 6 to 9, 2025, for its 127th edition, presenting a completely redesigned layout. The goal is to enhance the visitor experience through a reorganization of spaces that combines functionality, sustainability, and modernity.
From the new Re Teodorico entrance, visitors will be welcomed by a more intuitive exhibition path guiding them through Veronafiere’s 12 pavilions.
Pavilion 11 will, for the first time, host the young talents of Italian Show Jumping, with an area of 7,900 square meters dedicated to competitions organized by the Italian Equestrian Sports Federation. Here, the public will be able to follow the events, visit the outdoor warm-up arena, and attend the shows at the FISE Arena Stage.
Pavilion 5 will become the new home for the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ stables, designed to reduce noise and ensure the horses’ well-being.
There’s also news for Pavilion 9, where a striking artistic installation by HENRYTIMI will offer a visually powerful setting dedicated to Iberian horses.
The event also introduces a new concept for the food & hospitality area, curated by Filippo Polidori, aimed at enhancing the gastronomic experience with offerings aligned with the values of the exhibition.
The most popular features remain confirmed, such as the Future Riders area, the shopping zones, and the Italian horse breed exhibits. Jumping Verona, the only Italian leg of the Show Jumping World Cup, will also renew its space with two new rings and dedicated technical areas.
The appointment with the new face of Fieracavalli is therefore set in Verona, from November 6 to 9, 2025.
