Autumn Fair (Herbstmesse) Dornbirn

The Dornbirn Autumn Fair (Herbstmesse), originally launched in 1949 as the "Export- und Musterschau", has grown to become one of the premier events in the Four-Country Region over the years. It doesn't just champion the preservation and showcase of Vorarlberg's cultural traditions but also offers a platform for various industries to display their products and services. The "Autumn Fair Dornbirn" is an annual event held every September in Dornbirn. Managed by Messe Dornbirn GmbH, this event is the heartbeat of the region's business and cultural landscape.

Visitors to the Autumn Fair can explore a vast spectrum of areas - from agriculture, healthcare, to mobility, it's all on display. It equally highlights sectors like home construction, energy efficiency, and beauty, with cosmetics being prominently featured. Outdoor enthusiasts can also find offerings tailored to activities like hiking, mountain biking, and skiing. Exhibitors from a wide range of industries showcase both local and international specialties. One of the fair's standout attractions is the special exhibition "The Call of the Whale!", sure to leave a lasting impression on many who visit. The Dornbirn Autumn Fair mirrors the cultural and economic tapestry of both the city and the wider country. With a diverse program, from fashion shows to health and wellness discussions, each visit promises a unique experience. The primary audience comprises business professionals, locals, and tourists from different sectors, all keen to stay abreast of the latest trends and innovations. Held at Messe Dornbirn, the fair enjoys a stunning setting against the backdrop of Vorarlberg's picturesque landscapes. But Dornbirn isn't just a host city for the fair; it's a treasure trove of history and culture waiting to be explored. Come and experience a perfect blend of tradition and innovation at the Dornbirn Autumn Fair in the heart of Vorarlberg!

The Autumn Fair (Herbstmesse) takes place annually, and therefore for the seventy-sixth time previsibly in September 2024 in Dornbirn.