IFEMA Madrid hosts BioCultura, Spain's largest fair for organic products and responsible consumption, bringing together more than 500 exhibitors and around 18,000 organic product references under one roof. Over four days, the event pairs a marketplace with talks and activities across sustainable fashion, renewable energy, wellness and rural tourism.
What it is
More than 500 exhibitors fill the halls with organic food, natural cosmetics, sustainable fashion and eco-friendly household goods, alongside roughly 300 activities spanning talks, workshops and product tastings. The fair draws around 50,000 visitors across its four days, making it the reference event in Spain for the organic and responsible-consumption sector.
Beyond the food and product stands, the programme covers renewable energy, wellness practices and rural tourism, giving the fair a broader sustainability focus than a typical organic food market. Trade professionals can pre-register for free entry, a route separate from the general public ticket.
The format lets a single visit move between tasting organic food, browsing sustainable fashion stands and sitting in on a renewable-energy talk, treating responsible consumption as one connected theme rather than splitting food, fashion and energy into separate events.
Why it's worth attending
With roughly 18,000 organic product references and 500 exhibitors, BioCultura operates at a scale well beyond a local organic market, and its four-day run gives visitors time to attend talks and tastings as well as shop. The combined focus on food, fashion, energy and wellness sets it apart from single-category fairs elsewhere in Madrid.
Practical info
Ticket prices step up on weekends: general admission is €5 Thursday and Friday, rising to €7 Saturday and Sunday, with online advance tickets slightly cheaper at €4 and €6. Children aged 0–12 enter free, as do industry professionals who pre-register online.
FAQ
How much does it cost to enter BioCultura Madrid?
General admission is €5 Thursday and Friday, €7 Saturday and Sunday at the door, or €4/€6 with online advance purchase. Children 0–12 enter free.
How many exhibitors are at BioCultura Madrid?
More than 500 exhibitors, showing around 18,000 organic product references across food, cosmetics, fashion and household goods.
What dates does BioCultura Madrid run in 2026?
From 26 to 29 November 2026 at IFEMA Madrid.
Is BioCultura free for industry professionals?
Yes, trade professionals can attend free with advance online pre-registration, separate from the general public ticket.
What kind of activities happen at BioCultura besides shopping?
Around 300 activities including talks, workshops and tastings covering sustainable fashion, renewable energy, wellness and rural tourism.
