Pavilion 1

Livestock breeding sectors

Cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, poultry and farmyard animals

Start your visit at the Allée de Prestige, Pavilion 1

• Continue along the aisle to discover the finest representatives of each French cattle breed. 
• Continue on the left, still in the Allée de Prestige, until you reach the grand ring. Depending on the scheduled events, you might have the opportunity to watch an animal competition, breed presentation or show.

Breeding land: Sustainable land 

Stand 1K71 / 1K72

A dedicated meeting point for visitors, breeders and livestock trade professionals. Discover the world of cow, veal, ewe, lamb and goat breeding, and learn more about the environment, animal well-being, breeds, feed, crops, and more through a host of events and displays. 

Visit a farm, watch professional events live in the ring, including animal presentations, professional testimonies and demonstrations (sheep shearing, herding dog shows, etc.), explore the hall with its allotment and cattle market to learn more about little-known cattle-trading professions, or take a look at the livestock trucks and discover more about animal transport protection arrangements.

Before you take the escalator walkway to Pavilion 2...

It would be a shame to leave Pavilion 1 without looking in on the goat and pig area. You’ll be surprised by the number of breeds represented and their specific features. 

Pavilion 2

Nature and Lifestyle - Crops & Plant sectors

Once you reach Pavilion 2, explore the plant sector and the many uses of cereals, wood, plants and flowers in the food industry, energy production, chemistry and industrial production.

Plant Odyssey 

Stand 2A46

3D contemporary plant art gallery

Players in the plant sector have teamed up to explore an innovative concept that subtly combines the world of art and plants.

Enjoy an original look at the diversity of our plant sectors and the skills of those who work in these sectors - the farmers and foresters who devote every working day to the food, renewable energy and biodiversity sectors.

 Enter the world of art and discover the landscapes of fields and forests fashioned by the hands of men and women - it’s a real work of art!

 70 3D images by Fernand Zacot, cartoonist and press illustrator, reveal the aesthetic quality of farming and forestry productions. Admire a pyramid inspired by the Louvre at the exhibition centre, where products derived from the crop cultivation and forestry sectors are on display. 

Wine pavilion 

Stand 2D24   

As you cross Pavilion 2, stop off at the “wine pavilion” dedicated to wine and the promotion of the wine-growing sector. 

Meet men and women keen to share their passion for wine and wine-growing, their regions and traditions.

A little time to spare? Throughout the day, you can take part in introductory workshops, tastings, talks on France’s gastronomic heritage, public health challenges and the sector’s commitment to responsible consumption. 

The wine pavilion is managed by Vin & Société, an organisation that represents the entire French wine industry: production, commerce and the trade associations. It provides the public with information on hot topics, including wine, health, the art of living, politics and more...  

Natural Beauty and Fashion Village 

Pavilion 2 is also an opportunity to discover the range of beauty and well-being products

Pavilion 3

Agricultural services and professions

Plunge into the heart of the theme of this year’s show: agricultural professions and training.

Employment-Training area 

Stand 3C94 

In this area, our partners will help you learn more about the multiple facets of agricultural professions, keep abreast of recent developments and new job opportunities, and discover the latest training and recruitment offers.

 You’ll leave this area with a totally new vision of an agricultural sector that’s in step with the times and ready for change.

World agriculture & specialities

Change of sector, change of atmosphere!

If you enjoy travel and culinary experiences, you’ll love the second section of Pavilion 3, most of which is dedicated to world agriculture and specialities.

Embark on a voyage through 5 national pavilions

Travel from Switzerland to Mali via Bulgaria, Russia and Japan.

A journey to the heart of distinctive culinary traditions - a change of scene guaranteed!

• Bulgaria  Stand 3B130
• Japan  Stand 3C130
• Mali  Stand 3B134
• Russia  Stand 3C112
• Switzerland Stand 3B112

Leave Pavilion 3 by the side exit, cross the central outdoor aisle and enter Pavilion 4.

Pavilion 4

Livestock breeding sectors: Horses, donkeys, ponies, cats, dogs, fish and birds

Draft horse aisle

• Enter the horse aisle that crosses the length of the pavilion and admire the magnificent draft horses, representing nine French breeds.
• Walk back through the sector dedicated to donkeys and ponies.

The dog and cat areas are also worth a detour.

A little time to spare?  Every day, lots of horse shows are held in the ring of Pavilion 4.Take this opportunity to admire the technical expertise of the horsemen and women, their dressage skills or simply the impressive bearing of the draft horses.

On exiting Pavilion 4, return to the outdoor central aisle and head for Pavilion 7.

Pavilion 7

French Regions

A culinary tour of 22 French regions

Discover regional identities, France’s rich and diverse culinary heritage, and sample quality products!

The boutique of the General Agricultural Competition

At the entrance to Pavilion 7

Set in elegant, warm and welcoming surroundings, the store and restaurant give pride of place to French culinary heritage and the General Agricultural Competition. Learn about, taste and buy award-winning products: Wines,* alcohol,* delicatessen specialties, foie gras, terrines, cheeses and more.