

Innovation. Interaction. Inspiration
The high level of innovation, the personal exchange and the experiential nature of the trade fair once again impressed visitors from Germany and internationally this year.
Over 67,000 visitors from 90 countries gathered for their green family reunion.
Once again, the trade fair lived up to its claim of offering the industry new solutions to current challenges. The third edition of the GREEN BLUE PATH provided inspiration on the topic of climate adaptation, among other topics.

Success figures of GaLaBau 2026
67,742 visitors
were present at the GaLaBau 2026 exhibition.
96% Overall satisfaction
The visitors were satisfied with the entire exhibition.
96% Offer satisfaction
The visitors were delighted with the offer.
79% Decision makers
Visitors were involved in purchasing & procurement decisions attended the exhibition.
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Highlights of GaLaBau 2026 included...
- The GaLaBau Expert Forum - offered the visitors keynote speeches and informative introductions in the fields of private garden, public green, rules and regulations and business administration.
- The Landscape Talks - showcased specialist presentations to the visitors which was tailored for local authorities and landscape architects with regards to playground safety, climate-friendly urban green spaces and circular urban landscape.


- In the ZUKUNFTSRAUM, visitors received practical insights into forward-looking topics such as digitalization and AI, ranging from efficient solutions for the office and field work to social media and modern talent acquisition.
- The GREEN-BLUE PATH, featuring guided tours for the second time. Visitors were thrilled by the opportunity to learn firsthand about innovative products and solutions and to find answers to their daily challenges.
- The Landscape Gardener’s Cup was once again a GaLaBau classic and a popular attraction for visitors. Twelve teams of two from across Germany spent two labor-intensive days designing a challenging 4x4-meter garden according to precise specifications.
