Location & opening hours
Opening hours
Friday 29 November 2024 from 09:00 to 16:00
Saturday 30 November 2024 from 09:00 to 16:00
Location
Jaarbeurs Utrecht (Hall 8)
Jaarbeursplein, 3521 AL Utrecht
Accessibility
By public transport to Jaarbeurs Utrecht
The fair is easily accessible by train or bus. From Utrecht Central NS railway station, Jaarbeurs Utrecht can be reached within 10 minutes on foot.
Visit by class
For a class visit to the fair on Friday 24 November, we offer organised bus transport. We charge a small fee per person for a return trip. There is a minimum number of 30 people. Want to know more? Go to the page How to visit the fair
By car to Jaarbeurs Utrecht
If you come by car, from the Ring Utrecht, follow the blue ANWB signs indicating 'Jaarbeurs'.
Jaarbeurs has its own car parks divided between P2 and P4 which are open 24/7. When entering you will receive a parking ticket. With this you can pay at the parking meters on the premises.
P2
Navigate to: Truus van Lierlaan, (Google Maps)
Electric charging point: No
Disabled parking space: No
P4
Navigate to: Truus van Lierlaan, (Google Maps)
Electric charging point: Yes
Disabled parking space: Yes
Environmental zone
Does your vehicle not meet the admission requirements for driving and parking in Utrecht? Car park P2 falls outside the environmental zone, where older (diesel) cars and trucks are allowed to park. The other car parks do not allow this. Sometimes an exemption is possible. You can apply for this at Gemeente Utrecht.
Register for free
A visit to The Go-Abroad Fair is free for everyone after registration. After registration, you will receive your admission ticket directly via e-mail. Print the ticket and do not forget to bring it to the fair. Your parents, friends and classmates should also register in advance.
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