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67th European Commodities Exchange · Barcelona, Girona, Reus · 7–8 October 2027

Barcelona: where business, culture and the Mediterranean meet

Barcelona brings together business, culture and the Mediterranean lifestyle, offering a unique setting for international connections and memorable experiences.

Discover Barcelona
Aerial view of Barcelona's Eixample, with its octagonal blocks and the Sagrada Família in the centre.

Barcelona at a glance

  • 1.7 Million+

    Inhabitants

    A vibrant Mediterranean city

  • 9

    UNESCO World Heritage sites

    In Barcelona and its surroundings

  • Almost 5 km

    Of urban beaches

    Along the Mediterranean coast

  • 70+

    Museums and exhibition centres

    Art, history, science and culture

As one of Europe's most dynamic and internationally connected cities, Barcelona combines rich cultural heritage with innovation and a thriving business environment. Its strategic location, excellent transport connections and welcoming atmosphere have made it a leading destination for international conferences and events.

In October 2027, Barcelona will welcome the international grain, feed and agricultural commodities community for the 67th European Commodities Exchange, providing an exceptional setting to strengthen professional relationships, discover new opportunities and enjoy the city's unique cultural and Mediterranean character.

Discover Barcelona

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  • The façade of Gaudí's Casa Batlló, with its scaled, multicoloured roof, mask-shaped balconies and trencadís mosaic, framed by the trees of Passeig de Gràcia.

    Architecture & heritage

    From Gaudí's masterpieces to the medieval streets of the Gothic Quarter

    Discover a city where centuries of history meet extraordinary architecture. From Gaudí's iconic Sagrada Família, Park Güell and Casa Batlló to the charming medieval streets of the Gothic Quarter, Barcelona offers a remarkable architectural heritage.

  • Barceloneta beach on a sunny day, with a calm sea, a few people walking on the sand and, in the background, the sail-shaped W hotel.

    Mediterranean lifestyle

    Beaches, sunny terraces and lively neighbourhoods by the sea

    Experience the Mediterranean spirit that makes Barcelona so unique. Stroll along its beaches, explore vibrant neighbourhoods and enjoy sunny terraces, lively squares and beautiful coastal views. Here, city life and Mediterranean culture come together naturally.

  • A tray of tapas on blue and white tiles: toasts topped with spicy brava sauce and aioli.

    Gastronomy

    Food markets, tapas bars and innovative fine dining

    Discover the flavours of Barcelona, where Catalan culinary traditions meet contemporary creativity. From bustling food markets and authentic tapas bars to innovative fine dining, the city offers a rich culinary scene shaped by local ingredients and Mediterranean culture.

  • A castell, a human tower of castellers dressed in pink and white, rising in a square while people watch from the balconies and a rooftop terrace.

    Art & culture

    World-class museums and Montjuïc, Barcelona's cultural landmark

    Immerse yourself in Barcelona's vibrant cultural scene, home to world-class museums, art galleries and remarkable artistic heritage. Explore Montjuïc, one of the city's most emblematic cultural areas, where the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya and the Fundació Joan Miró offer unforgettable encounters with art, history and creativity.

  • Barcelona's Plaça d'Espanya from above in the late afternoon light, with the Venetian towers, the Fira pavilions, buses on the roundabout and the Palau Nacional in the background.

    Innovation & business

    A thriving hub for entrepreneurship, technology and international business

    Barcelona has established itself as a leading European hub for innovation, entrepreneurship and business development. Home to a dynamic ecosystem of start-ups, technology companies and international corporations, the city encourages collaboration, attracts global talent and drives new ideas. Its strong business networks and entrepreneurial culture make Barcelona an inspiring destination for professionals seeking new connections and opportunities.

  • Barcelona seen from a hillside between pine trees and an agave, with the city's rooftops, the Torre Glòries and the sea in the distance.

    Nature & panoramic views

    Green spaces, scenic viewpoints and unforgettable city panoramas

    Discover a different side of Barcelona through its beautiful parks, peaceful gardens and spectacular viewpoints. From the green spaces of Montjuïc to the breathtaking views from the surrounding hills, Barcelona offers plenty of opportunities to escape the urban bustle and admire its unique setting between the mountains and the Mediterranean Sea.

Getting to the venue

The Montjuïc venue is right in the city, next to Plaça d'Espanya, and easy to reach by public transport.

Practical information for international visitors

TopicWhat you need to know
LanguageCatalan and Spanish are the official languages. English is widely used in international business and tourism.
CurrencyEuro (€)
Time zoneCentral European Summer Time (CEST, UTC+2) in early October
Weather in OctoberTypically mild, with daytime temperatures around 20–23°C. A light jacket and rain protection are recommended.
Electricity230 V, European type C and F plugs
Emergency number112
PaymentsCredit and debit cards are widely accepted
AirportJosep Tarradellas Barcelona–El Prat Airport (BCN)