Venue

The current RAI Amsterdam complex on the Zuidas was opened in 1961. Before then, the RAI was based in a building on another street for forty years. In the early years until 1922, the RAI did not have its own exhibition centre, but usded Amsterdam’s illustrious – now no longer existing – Paleis voor Volksvlijt. The very first RAI exhibition was organized there in 1896.
The RAI Association, which organized this exhibition, was founded in 1893. RAI Amsterdam is designed for a wide variety of events. With access to 12 halls, each surrounded by several large and small halls, lounges and other facilities. RAI Amsterdam is less then 12 minutes from the centre of Amsterdam.

Directions
RAI Amsterdam
Europaplein 24
1078 GZ Amsterdam
P.O. Box 77777
1070 MS Amsterdam
The Netherlands

Accessibility

Amsterdam is one of Europe’s most iconic capitals. With over 180 different nationalities it is a very tolerant, creative, free-spirited and multicultural city. 90% of Amsterdam residents speak English and the average resident speaks two or more languages.

Amsterdam has everything international conferences are looking for: great infrastructure, history, culture and multilingual population. It combines the friendliness and accessibility of a historic village with the world-class facilities and cultural attractions of a modern metropolis.