Pet fair Vienna: A festival for four -legged friends and their fans!

Pet fair Vienna: A festival for four -legged friends and their fans!

Karl-Farkas-Gasse 19, 1030 Wien, Österreich - The popular Pet fair in Vienna is just around the corner! On March 1 and 2, 2025, the Marx Halle turns into a true paradise for pet lovers. Visitors can look forward to the presence of around 200 sales and information stands that offer everything related to dogs, cats, rodents and exotic animals. The fair will take place in two halls and on two outdoor areas, and the dog zone, which has an exciting lecture program with experts in dog training and health, is a highlight. Entertainment is very important on action areas with dog gymnastics, hay bale races and a new dog parkour.

For cat fans and rodents there is a cat exhibition and terraristics for exotic invertebrates in another hall. In addition, visitors can expect a diverse supporting program with shows, workshops and hands -on activities. The gastronomic offers guarantee that the physical well -being is also taken care of. Particular attention is also paid to the handle of the hook with border collies, geese and other animals, which will take place on the ring of honor. The event opened its gates every day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., so that both morning and afternoon visitors can enjoy the attractions.

the most modern event location

The Marx Halle, in which this fair takes place, is one of the most modern event locations in Vienna. Once built as a Viehmarkthalle in 1881, the hall has blossomed into "Austria's fastest event hall". Here you continuously invest in the IT infrastructure in order to create the best technical requirements for various events. The hall with an area of 20,000 square meters and four heated studios, among other things, offers the ideal backdrop for events of all kinds. This progress is also evident in the context of the digital transformation of Vienna href = "https://kongres-magazine.eu/2021/austrias-fastest-event-hall-marx-halle-vienna/"> congres-magazine.eu reported.