Piscimad 2026 – Madrid, Spain

What to expect

Piscimad 2026 is a professional exhibition dedicated to the swimming pool, wellness, aquatic facilities, water technologies, garden environments and related construction solutions. Organised by IFEMA MADRID, the event forms part of the International Construction Week alongside CONSTRUTEC, VETECO and SMART DOORS. Its focus is on innovation, design, equipment, construction, maintenance, sustainability and technological solutions for swimming pools and wellness facilities.

The exhibition is designed for professionals across the complete swimming-pool and aquatic-facilities value chain. Its audience includes builders, architects, landscape professionals, developers, manufacturers, maintenance technicians, specialist installers, wellness centres, spas, hotels, campsites, sports facilities, garden centres, property managers and renovation companies.

A major attraction is the event’s position within the wider International Construction Week. A single professional pass gives visitors access to Piscimad as well as the other three specialist exhibitions, allowing attendees to move between swimming-pool technology, construction materials, building envelopes, doors, automation and related technologies.

The exhibition is particularly relevant to professionals seeking solutions for residential and commercial pools, wellness facilities, water treatment, climate control, coverings, prefabricated pools, safety equipment and connected technologies. IFEMA describes the event as a reference platform for innovation and strategic business contacts within the sector.

Event dates

Piscimad 2026 will take place from November 10 to November 13, 2026, at IFEMA MADRID in Madrid, Spain. The official event information confirms the exhibition as part of International Construction Week.

The professional opening schedule is 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM during the first three full exhibition days, followed by an earlier closing time of 4:00 PM on the final day.

The event is intended for professional visitors, and the official registration system provides access to the wider International Construction Week programme through the Piscimad professional pass.

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Venue & exhibition site

Piscimad will be held at IFEMA MADRID, Recinto Ferial, Av. del Partenón 5, 28042 Madrid, Spain. The official Piscimad schedule identifies Hall 7 as the pavilion for the exhibition.

IFEMA MADRID is one of Spain’s principal exhibition centres and provides extensive facilities for international trade fairs, congresses and professional events. Its location near Madrid-Barajas Airport makes it particularly convenient for international visitors and exhibitors.

Piscimad is integrated into International Construction Week rather than operating as an isolated event. Visitors can therefore use the same professional pass to access CONSTRUTEC, VETECO and SMART DOORS, creating opportunities to compare technologies and suppliers across several interconnected areas of construction.

Full event programme

The official Piscimad programme is built around the exhibition itself, professional activities, technical content and the wider International Construction Week programme. IFEMA states that the programme can include presentations, talks, themed areas, training activities and networking opportunities, with the schedule updated as the final agenda develops.

The wider International Construction Week programme is especially significant because the four exhibitions are connected through a shared professional environment. The programme addresses major industry issues including industrialised construction, sustainability, digitalisation, leadership and talent.

For Piscimad visitors, the exhibition component provides the opportunity to investigate new swimming-pool products and technologies directly from suppliers. The wider programme adds a strategic perspective covering the transformation of the construction industry and its relationship with technological innovation.

The official Piscimad activity page should be checked before travelling because IFEMA states that activities and schedules may be expanded or modified as the final programme is confirmed.

Key speakers & keynote speakers

A complete Piscimad-specific keynote speaker list is not currently published on the official event activity page. However, the wider International Construction Week Congress is planned as a major knowledge and discussion programme featuring more than 100 speakers and more than 80 high-level sessions and activities.

The congress brings together senior professionals and specialists from across construction, development, manufacturing, distribution, architecture, engineering and related industries. This gives Piscimad visitors access to a much broader professional knowledge environment than the swimming-pool exhibition alone.

The congress is structured around major transformation themes, including industrialised construction, sustainability and the circular economy, digitalisation, industry leadership and business strategy, and talent and people.

Visitors interested in particular speakers should consult IFEMA’s updated programme and LiveConnect information before attending because speaker assignments and individual session details can change.

Conference sessions & tracks

The main conference framework connected to Piscimad is the International Construction Week Congress. The programme is organised around five strategic areas that reflect the industry’s current priorities.

Industrialised construction: Sessions examine new construction models, industrialisation and the transformation of conventional building processes.

Sustainability and circular economy: Content addresses energy efficiency, decarbonisation, sustainable practices and approaches designed to reduce environmental impact.

Digitalisation: The programme considers digital tools, new technologies and the changing role of technology throughout the construction value chain.

Industry leadership and business strategy: Discussions focus on corporate development, business transformation, market conditions and strategic decision-making.

Talent and people: The programme addresses skills, professional development and the industry’s need to attract and retain qualified talent.

For Piscimad professionals, these themes can provide useful context for understanding how swimming-pool construction and wellness facilities are being influenced by broader changes in the building industry.

Session times & schedule

The official Piscimad schedule lists professional access from 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM on the main exhibition days and from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM on the final day.

The activity programme is updated through the official IFEMA platform. At the time of research, the dedicated Piscimad activity page does not display a complete list of individual Piscimad sessions, so specific presentation times should not be assumed.

The wider International Construction Week Congress provides additional sessions for professionals who want to go beyond the product exhibition. Because the congress covers several construction disciplines, attendees should review the programme in advance and select sessions relevant to aquatic facilities, wellness, architecture, sustainability and technological development.

Visitors should allow sufficient time for both exhibition-floor meetings and conference activities, particularly if they plan to visit several of the co-located fairs.

Ticket types & registration

Piscimad uses a professional visitor pass system. The official ticket page lists a professional visitor pass valid for all days of the fair, with a box-office price of approximately $32.52 and an online promotional price of approximately $25.93, converted from the official published euro prices using an exchange rate of approximately $1.1219 per euro.

The Piscimad professional pass also provides free access to CONSTRUTEC, SMARTDOORS and VETECO, allowing visitors to attend the four exhibitions within the International Construction Week project.

Registration is intended for professional visitors. The event’s target audience includes specialists working in construction, architecture, landscaping, pool installation, maintenance, wellness, hospitality, retail distribution and related areas.

Visitors should register online through the official IFEMA ticketing system where possible, particularly if they want to benefit from the promotional online rate rather than purchasing at the venue.

Registration deadlines

IFEMA opened professional visitor registration in advance of the exhibition and promoted an early-bird registration period. The published early-registration promotion offered a 30% discount until September 10.

That promotional deadline has passed, so visitors should use the current official ticket page to check the price and availability applicable at the time of registration.

There is no indication that professional visitors must register by a single final closing date if tickets remain available. Nevertheless, early online registration is advisable because it simplifies access and allows attendees to plan their participation in advance.

Exhibitors operate under a separate participation and contracting process. IFEMA requires exhibitors to submit an application and accept the relevant participation rules before space is formally allocated.

Exhibitor list & major companies

Piscimad brings together companies serving the swimming-pool, wellness, water-treatment and aquatic-installation sectors. IFEMA provides an online exhibitor catalogue through the official event website and LiveConnect, where visitors can filter the list and identify participating companies.

The wider International Construction Week is expected to provide a substantial commercial environment, with IFEMA reporting 560 exhibiting companies and 38,000 square metres of exhibition space in its published event statistics.

The Piscimad exhibitor profile includes manufacturers and suppliers of swimming-pool finishes and coverings, wellness and spa systems, equipment, protection and safety products, enclosures and covers, prefabricated pools and electrical solutions.

Other relevant professional categories include water-treatment technology, climate-control systems, installation equipment, maintenance solutions and technologies intended to improve the efficiency and management of aquatic facilities.

Because the official catalogue is dynamic, visitors should use IFEMA’s current exhibitor directory rather than relying on an outdated static list of companies.

Exhibition halls & floor plan

The official Piscimad activity page identifies Hall 7 as the exhibition pavilion.

IFEMA provides an exhibitor map through its event platform when the map becomes available. The official FAQ specifically directs visitors to the exhibitor catalogue, LiveConnect and the exhibitor map for planning their route around the exhibition.

The hall layout is intended to allow visitors to move between specialist suppliers and product categories while also providing access to the wider International Construction Week environment.

Because stand assignments can change during the build-up to an exhibition, visitors should download or consult the latest official floor plan shortly before travelling. This is particularly important for professionals arranging multiple supplier meetings.

Networking & business meetings

Networking is a central part of Piscimad’s professional purpose. IFEMA describes the event as a meeting point for swimming-pool and garden professionals and highlights networking, market expansion, knowledge exchange and brand development among the reasons for exhibiting.

The event brings together builders, architects, landscape professionals, developers, manufacturers, specialist installers, maintenance technicians, wellness facilities, hotels, campsites and other commercial users. This creates opportunities for supplier discussions and cross-sector partnerships.

The wider International Construction Week environment expands these opportunities by bringing together construction companies, developers, manufacturers, distributors, architects, engineers and other professionals from related fields.

Businesses attending with purchasing or partnership objectives should prepare a shortlist of exhibitors before arrival and use the official exhibitor catalogue to identify relevant companies and organise meetings efficiently.

Industry sectors & highlights

Piscimad covers a broad range of products and services connected with swimming pools, aquatic facilities, wellness and garden environments.

Swimming-pool construction: Solutions include products and technologies for the design, construction and completion of private and public swimming pools.

Water treatment: Intelligent water-treatment technologies are a key part of the event’s professional focus, particularly as efficiency and responsible resource management become increasingly important.

Wellness and spa: The exhibition covers wellness, spa and related facilities for private and commercial applications.

Pool coverings and enclosures: Pool covers, enclosure systems and protection technologies form part of the exhibitor profile.

Prefabricated pools: Prefabricated and modular pool solutions are represented among the specialist product categories.

Safety and equipment: Professional equipment, protection and safety solutions are important areas for pool operators, installers and facility managers.

Electrical and technical systems: Electrical technologies and other technical solutions support the operation and management of modern aquatic installations.

Sustainability and efficiency: Efficient water management, energy performance, intelligent systems and environmentally responsible construction are increasingly important themes across the sector.

Event rules & visitor information

Piscimad is a professional trade event, and visitors should register using accurate professional information. The event is intended for people and organisations connected with the swimming-pool, wellness, garden, construction and aquatic-installation sectors.

IFEMA also applies its general site rules regarding access, safety and movement around the exhibition centre. Animals are not permitted at the IFEMA MADRID site except for legally recognised exceptions such as assistance dogs or other exceptions determined by IFEMA for the event.

Exhibitors must comply with IFEMA’s specific participation regulations, including requirements relating to stand construction, services, safety, vehicle circulation and installation procedures. Vehicles cannot remain parked in loading and unloading areas and must use designated parking areas where applicable.

Visitors should carry their professional registration confirmation and follow the instructions provided at the relevant IFEMA access point.

How to get there

IFEMA MADRID is located at Av. del Partenón 5, 28042 Madrid, in the northeast of the city. Its location provides convenient connections to Madrid-Barajas Airport and the wider public transport network.

The most direct metro connection is Line 8, with Feria de Madrid station serving the exhibition centre. The line provides a connection between the venue and Madrid-Barajas Airport, making it particularly useful for international exhibitors and visitors.

By road, IFEMA can be reached through the M-40, M-11 and A-2, with dedicated exits providing access to different entrances of the exhibition complex.

Taxis can also use designated ranks at the South and North entrances, giving visitors another convenient option when carrying luggage, exhibition materials or business equipment.

Public transport & parking

Metro Line 8 is the principal public transport connection to IFEMA MADRID. The Feria de Madrid station is directly associated with the exhibition centre and provides a convenient route from central Madrid and the airport.

Several bus services also connect with IFEMA, including routes 73, 112, 122 and the intercity 828. Taxi ranks are available at the South and North entrances.

For visitors arriving by car, IFEMA’s Recinto Ferial parking currently lists a standard rate of approximately $3.31 per hour, a prepaid daily rate of about $16.83 and a maximum of approximately $23.56, converted from the published euro tariffs at an exchange rate of approximately $1.1219 per euro.

Parking availability and rates can be subject to change, so visitors should confirm the latest information through IFEMA before travelling.

Accommodation areas

Visitors attending Piscimad can choose accommodation in several parts of Madrid depending on whether they prioritise proximity to IFEMA, airport access or central-city attractions.

The areas around Feria de Madrid and Campo de las Naciones are among the most convenient because they provide quick access to the exhibition centre and its transport connections. They are particularly practical for exhibitors who need to reach the venue early.

Barajas and the airport area can also be useful for international visitors with early flights or short business trips. The metro connection makes it possible to travel between the airport area and IFEMA without relying entirely on taxis.

For visitors who want to combine the exhibition with sightseeing, central Madrid offers a much wider selection of hotels, restaurants and cultural attractions, although the journey to IFEMA will be longer.

Previous year’s highlights

The previous edition of the wider International Construction Week demonstrated the scale of the professional gathering. IFEMA reports 46,700 accredited professionals, 560 participating companies, more than 42,000 square metres of exhibition space and participation from more than 80 countries.

These figures demonstrate the international character of the construction-week platform and its importance for business development, innovation, knowledge transfer and internationalisation.

Piscimad’s professional profile was strengthened by its integration with the other construction-sector exhibitions, allowing swimming-pool and wellness specialists to interact with professionals from architecture, building materials, façades, doors, automation and related technologies.

The event also benefited from a growing emphasis on sustainability, digitalisation and technological innovation. These themes are particularly relevant to modern aquatic facilities, where water efficiency, energy consumption, automation and intelligent management increasingly influence project design.

The following edition builds on this established professional platform with further exhibition space, technical content and networking opportunities across the International Construction Week ecosystem.

Official registration & tickets

Professional registration is available through the official Piscimad ticketing system operated by IFEMA MADRID. The professional visitor pass is valid throughout the exhibition and also provides free access to CONSTRUTEC, SMARTDOORS and VETECO.

The current published ticket information lists the professional pass at approximately $32.52 at the box office, with an online promotional price of approximately $25.93 when converted from the official published prices using approximately $1.1219 per euro.

For the latest registration status, exhibitor directory, activities, floor plan and ticket availability, visitors should use the official Piscimad section of the IFEMA MADRID website.

The official event contact number is +34 91 722 30 00, while IFEMA’s customer service information provides additional assistance for questions about registration, attendance and participation.