The "Expo du Vélo", initiated in 2019 by Kell'Agence, is an international bicycle exhibition held at the Parc des Expositions de Strasbourg in Strasbourg - the most bike-friendly city in France and the fourth most popular in Europe. As the name suggests, the bicycle is the heart of this fair. Every autumn, cycling enthusiasts from around the world gather here to discover the latest innovations and trends in cycling. The Expo du Vélo offers a wide-ranging program. From established bicycle brands to specialty stores and providers of clothing and accessories, everything is represented. The range extends from city bikes, trekking bikes, sports bikes, folding bikes to special bikes and the increasingly popular e-bikes. The exhibition is marked by numerous highlights, including conferences, photo galleries, product demonstrations, and test tracks. Special emphasis is on interactive features like a test track designed specifically for children, a spectacular BMX show, and the opportunity to try out special bikes for free. Attendees' well-being is catered to, with a bar and a food truck village accompanied by musical performances. The majority of exhibitors come from the bicycle industry, but service providers related to cycling and bicycle tourism can also be found. The fair attracts both professional cyclists and amateur riders as well as families. The connection to the city of Strasbourg is not only geographical but also deeply rooted culturally and historically. Representing the most bike-friendly city in France, Strasbourg symbolizes an advanced, environmentally conscious, and innovative approach to urban transportation. The Parc des Expositions de Strasbourg, as the venue, is a prominent exhibition center with state-of-the-art facilities and excellent connectivity, both locally and internationally. So, anyone in search of the ultimate cycling experience in Europe shouldn't miss this annual autumn event. Visitors and exhibitors meet for the 7th time on the Expo du Vélo on 2 days from Sat., 27.09.2025 to Sun., 28.09.2025 in Strasbourg.