Fiera Milano Also know as Fiera Milano Rho;

The Fiera Milano Rho exhibition center, opened in 2005, is one of the most significant and modern exhibition centers in Europe and is located in Rho, a city northwest of Milan. Rho is not only important because of the exhibition center. The city is situated in Lombardy, one of Italy's most economically robust regions. Geographically, it borders directly on the Milan metropolitan area, which, with over 3 million residents, is among Italy's largest cities. Historically, the region around Rho and Milan has held a central importance in Northern Italy since Roman times, with numerous attractions such as the Milan Cathedral or Leonardo da Vinci's "Last Supper" fresco bearing witness to this rich history. The Fiera Milano Rho spans an impressive area and boasts numerous halls and rooms together, providing an exhibition space of hundreds of thousands of square meters. There are also spacious outdoor areas available for various events. Architecturally, the center is characterized by a blend of modernity and functionality, with large glass fronts allowing daylight and creating a pleasant atmosphere for visitors and exhibitors. In recent years, Fiera Milano Rho has established itself as a venue for some of Europe's most important fairs and events, including the Salone del Mobile, one of the world's largest furniture and design fairs, as well as numerous concerts, congresses, and specialist events from various sectors.