
Sommet de l'Elevage 2026
Bringing together livestock farming, breeding and animal husbandry equipment, connecting suppliers with European farming companies and channel clients.
Area
Exhibitors
Visitors
Grande Halle d'Auvergne is beside the A75 motorway, exits 2 and 3, at Rue de Sarliève, 63800 Cournon d'Auvergne, France.
You can take free shuttles, bus line 23 to Grande Halle, line C to Aloutettes, line 22 to Chaux Blanche, come by bike, or drive.
Yes. Free shuttles are provided during the event to serve the main access points to the site.
The organiser recommends coming on Tuesday or Friday, or arriving before 08:30 or after 10:30, when access is usually smoother.
Visitors are directed to free visitor car parks near the site; camper vans may park there but must be self-sufficient for electricity and sanitary facilities.
To avoid peak attendance, the organiser recommends Tuesday or Friday, when access is smoother and exhibitors are more available.
Single entry is EUR 14; group entry for 15 or more people is EUR 7; under-14s, international and French overseas visitors with ID, and disabled visitors with their companion are admitted free with valid proof.
You can buy your ticket online on the website or at the ticket desks at the entrance.
The show is open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 08:30 to 19:00, and Friday from 08:30 to 17:30.
No specific multi-day rate is offered. Tickets are valid for one day, so a separate ticket is needed for each day.

Sommet de l'Elevage 2026
Bringing together livestock farming, breeding and animal husbandry equipment, connecting suppliers with European farming companies and channel clients.
Area
Exhibitors
Visitors
Grande Halle d'Auvergne is beside the A75 motorway, exits 2 and 3, at Rue de Sarliève, 63800 Cournon d'Auvergne, France.
You can take free shuttles, bus line 23 to Grande Halle, line C to Aloutettes, line 22 to Chaux Blanche, come by bike, or drive.
Yes. Free shuttles are provided during the event to serve the main access points to the site.
The organiser recommends coming on Tuesday or Friday, or arriving before 08:30 or after 10:30, when access is usually smoother.
Visitors are directed to free visitor car parks near the site; camper vans may park there but must be self-sufficient for electricity and sanitary facilities.
To avoid peak attendance, the organiser recommends Tuesday or Friday, when access is smoother and exhibitors are more available.
Single entry is EUR 14; group entry for 15 or more people is EUR 7; under-14s, international and French overseas visitors with ID, and disabled visitors with their companion are admitted free with valid proof.
You can buy your ticket online on the website or at the ticket desks at the entrance.
The show is open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 08:30 to 19:00, and Friday from 08:30 to 17:30.
No specific multi-day rate is offered. Tickets are valid for one day, so a separate ticket is needed for each day.
