About Floriade

International Horticultural Exhibition Floriade Expo 2022
Floriade is a world horticultural exhibition that takes place in the Netherlands only once a decade. It is the 7th time that the exhibition is held in the Netherlands, this time at a beautiful location in Almere. Dutch horticulture brings the theme ‘Growing Green Cities’ to life in collaboration with national and international participants at the Expo. Be amazed at the Expo by all kinds of green innovations make cities more fun, liveable and sustainable.

Growing Green Cities
Floriade’s theme Growing Green Cities presents the creative, green, sustainable solutions. Together with our participants and sponsors we aim to inspire visitors to live greener, healthier lives.

Organisation
Floriade Almere 2022 B.V. organises the international horticulture exhibition Floriade Expo 2022 together with national and international co-organisers, partners, participants and stakeholders.

Location
The seventh edition of the world horticultural exhibition Floriade takes place in Almere. This new city in the province of Flevoland is built on land that was formerly the Zuiderzee, a shallow bay of the North Sea.

The story of Floriade
The horticultural sector rarely gets the attention it deserves. A pity, because horticulture is amazing! Above all it is essential to our common future.

Knowledge programme
Floriade Expo 2022 is more than just a day out. In addition to the Expo, we have an extensive knowledge programme that allows you to delve deeper into solutions for making cities greener, healthier and more fun.

Urban district Hortus
The International Horticultural Exhibition Floriade Expo 2022 provides Almere with much more than a unique, international event. After the Expo, Floriade site will be redeveloped into Hortus: a green, healthy urban district for the future.
When you think of the word 'horticulture', what comes to mind?
It is not surprising that you would think of words such as ‘shrubs, ‘rake’ or ‘vegetable gardens’. Terms such as ‘sustainability’, ‘liveability’ and ‘a hopeful future’ probably come to mind less quickly, understandably so. The horticultural sector rarely gets the attention it deserves. A pity, because horticulture is amazing! Above all it is essential to our common future.
