About this expo
Les Automnales is an annually held autumn fair taking place at Palexpo in Geneva, Switzerland. Described as a warm, popular, and abundant event, it is open to all sectors and designed to offer a moment of discovery and escape for a broad public. The fair has evolved its format, now featuring three primary spaces: the Automnales Food Festival, the Automnales Market, and Automnales Émotion, each catering to specific interests.
The event attracts a loyal and curious public, targeting "all audiences" with its diverse offerings. Exhibitors showcase products and services across categories such as consumer goods, house, wellness, leisure, and flavors. The Automnales Food Festival provides shared plates, drinks, and entertainment, extending into the evenings. The Automnales Market is dedicated to shopping, trends, and features a guest of honor, while Automnales Émotion hosts major events focused on shared passions.
Organized by Palexpo SA, Les Automnales serves as a significant gathering point in Geneva, bringing people together for ten days of non-stop entertainment and diverse experiences. The fair aims to create an engaging environment for both visitors and participants, fostering connections and showcasing a wide array of products and activities.
Highlights
5 items- AUMA listed
- 636 exhibitors (2025)
- 140,000 visitors (2025)
- Held at Palexpo, Geneva, Switzerland
- Features Automnales Food Festival, Automnales Market, Automnales Émotion, and Swiss Pastry Award
FAQ
4 questionsWhen and where does Les Automnales take place?+
Les Automnales will be held from November 6 to November 15, 2026, at Palexpo in Geneva, Switzerland.
Who organizes Les Automnales?+
Les Automnales is organized by Palexpo SA.
What industries and products are covered at Les Automnales?+
The event covers consumer goods, house, wellness, leisure, and flavors. It is structured around Automnales Food Festival, Automnales Market, and Automnales Émotion.
How can I attend Les Automnales?+
Les Automnales is open to the public and targets "all audiences," making it publicly accessible for attendance.
