The "Leisure, Tourism & Garden" fair in Nuremberg, an annual spring event since its inception in 1966, has become a significant meeting point for enthusiasts of travel, leisure activities, and gardening culture. Hosted by the renowned AFAG Messen und Ausstellungen GmbH, the fair provides a comprehensive platform where exhibitors from various leisure-related sectors showcase their latest offerings and innovations. The fair is divided into different thematic worlds, spread across individual halls, allowing visitors to explore their areas of interest in a targeted manner. Key themes include the Caravan and Motorhome Salon, featuring the latest models for mobile travel, and Northern Bavaria's largest garden fair, offering a wide range of products for garden lovers and hobby gardeners. Other highlights include presentations of Food Trucks, vacation offerings for near and far, the Culinarium with a variety of gastronomic offerings, the inviva Active Life Fair focusing on active lifestyle, as well as sections for home and garden, bicycles and e-bikes with a test course, and various outdoor activities. The fair takes place at the Messezentrum Nuremberg, a modern and accessible venue ideally suited for large-scale events. With ample parking, good public transport connections, and a variety of service facilities, the Messezentrum offers an ideal infrastructure that makes the stay pleasant and efficient for exhibitors and visitors. Overall, the "Leisure, Tourism & Garden" fair in Nuremberg is a must-visit for anyone interested in the latest trends and offers in tourism, leisure activities, and gardening. It provides a unique opportunity to get informed, find inspiration, and directly connect with experts and like-minded individuals. On the whole the organisers welcomed on the 5 days of the fair, from 12. March to 16. March 2025, about 500 exhibitors and 71000 visitors on the Leisure, Tourism & Garden in Nuremberg. The Leisure, Tourism & Garden will take place on 5 days from Wednesday, 04. March to Sunday, 08. March 2026 in Nuremberg.