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GaLaBau 2026: Nuremberg celebrates successful leading trade fair

Nacer BOUSFIHA21. September 20263 Min. Lesezeit
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<p>From September 15–18, 2026, the Nuremberg Convention Centre once again transformed into the central meeting point for the green industry. GaLaBau 2026 impressively confirmed its position as an international leading trade fair for Urban Green and Open Spaces – with impressive visitor numbers and a program that placed sustainability, innovation, and support for young professionals equally at the forefront.</p>

<h2>Strong Participation from Around the World</h2> <p>The figures speak for themselves: nearly <strong>68,000 professional visitors from over 90 countries</strong> gathered in the halls of NürnbergMesse to learn about current trends and developments in garden and landscape construction. In total, <strong>1,100 exhibitors</strong> presented their product innovations and solutions – from construction and maintenance machinery to building materials and plants, as well as equipment for playgrounds, sports facilities, and golf courses, plus the design of private gardens. This breadth underscores the fair's ambition to cover the entire spectrum of the industry and appeal to landscape gardeners, landscape architects, municipal representatives, specialist retailers, and operators of leisure facilities.</p>

<h2>Making Future Topics Tangible and Practical</h2> <p>A central element of GaLaBau 2026 was the diverse supporting program that made current industry challenges tangible. Formats such as the <strong>GREEN-BLUE PATH</strong>, the <strong>E-Mobility Area</strong>, and the popular <strong>Landscape Gardener Cup</strong> specifically addressed the topics of climate adaptation, technological innovation, and support for young professionals. The E-Mobility Area had already attracted considerable interest in the previous edition – in 2026 as well, exhibitors demonstrated their product innovations throughout all fair days and showed the potential that electric drives offer for the industry.</p>

<h3>Climate Resilience as a Guiding Principle</h3> <p>The thematic focus areas of the fair reflected the current challenges facing the green industry: climate-resilient urban design, emission-free machinery, and practical concepts for recruiting skilled professionals were at the center of numerous presentations and live demonstrations. This positioned GaLaBau 2026 once again as a platform that provides concrete solution approaches for the future of urban green space development.</p>

<h3>International Exhibitors On Site</h3> <p>International companies also made intensive use of the fair as a stage for their market presence in Germany. For example, tool manufacturer Ronix presented its exhibition stand in Hall 10, showcasing garden equipment, landscape construction solutions, and outdoor equipment. The company emphasized the special atmosphere of the event and the direct exchange with customers, dealers, and tool enthusiasts from around the world. Providers in the field of roof and façade greening, including the German Association for Garden, Landscape and Sports Ground Construction (BGL), also made targeted emphases with their exhibition presence on forward-looking green concepts.</p>

<h2>Awards Honor Innovation and Creativity</h2> <p>During the fair, the GaLaBau Innovation Medals 2026 were also presented by the BGL – an honor for outstanding product developments and technological advances in the industry. Such awards underscore the character of GaLaBau as an innovation driver that not only takes stock of the current situation but actively shapes future trends.</p>

<h2>Conclusion and Outlook</h2> <p>GaLaBau 2026 demonstrated that the green industry, despite economic challenges, proves its stability and innovative strength. With a broad spectrum of topics ranging from climate adaptation to e-mobility and support for young professionals, the fair in Nuremberg provided orientation and concrete impulses for professional visitors from around the world. The high international participation and great interest in practical formats such as the GREEN-BLUE PATH suggest that GaLaBau will continue to expand its role as the central platform for exchange and sustainable future solutions in garden and landscape construction in the years to come.</p>