Salon de l'Habitat et de la Maison 2027 runs 12–14 March at the Parc des Expositions de l'Eurométropole de Metz, also billed as Salon Habitat & Jardin.
About 150 stands and 8,000 visitors are expected across 15 home, renovation, garden and property sectors.
It is a public consumer show for homeowners planning building, energy, interior and outdoor projects.
TL;DR
112–14 March 2027 at the Parc des Expositions de l'Eurométropole de Metz.
2About 150 stands and 8,000 visitors are expected across 15 activity sectors.
3The 2026 edition was announced with roughly 120 exhibitors and 10,000 visitors expected over four days.
4Adult admission at the 2026 show was €6; under-12s entered free.
52027 opening hours and ticket prices were still listed as to be announced.
Why visit
Visitors can compare builders, artisans, heating and insulation specialists, kitchen and bathroom showrooms, garden suppliers and property advisers in one hall. The show is sectorised, so a renovation or building project can be planned without visiting a dozen separate suppliers. Free advice spaces and the Espace Immobilier & Patrimoine add finance and inheritance guidance to the product displays.
Why exhibit
The show puts a regional consumer audience with active building, renovation and property projects in front of local suppliers. Around 150 stands are planned for 2027, with 15 sectors and roughly 8,000 visitors expected. It suits builders, artisans, heating and insulation firms, interior retailers, garden and pool suppliers, and property or finance professionals seeking Moselle leads.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Who this event is for
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Homeowners in Moselle planning a build, extension or full renovation
Families comparing energy-efficiency, heating and insulation options
Buyers and investors researching property, finance or inheritance
Garden, pool and interior shoppers upgrading a house or outdoor space
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Local builders, roofers and structural trade firms
Heating, insulation and renewable-energy installers
Kitchen, bathroom, decoration and furniture retailers
Estate agents, brokers, insurers and property advisers
Use the main exhibition-park entrance on Rue de la Grange aux Bois and follow Salon Habitat & Jardin signs.
Facilities
Food options
On-site catering and snack points
On-site dining
Parking: On-site parking serves the exhibition park; the organiser advises against the paid LE MET' park-and-ride and points visitors to the P+R Foire Expo stop instead. Parking charges for 2027 were not published.
Gate: Use the main exhibition-park entrance on Rue de la Grange aux Bois; follow signs for the Salon Habitat & Jardin at the Centre Foires et Conventions.
Attend
Entry & tickets
Event days & opening times
DayOpening hours
10:00 AM –7:00 PM Friday to Sunday, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Monday (2026 pattern
Event days2027 times to be announced)
Full price (2026 edition)
2026 price; the 2027 tariff was listed as to be announced.
€6.00
Under 12 (2026 edition)
Free in 2026; confirm the 2027 policy.
Ticket info
Badge collection
No 2027 badge-collection procedure was published. Bring a printed or mobile ticket and photo ID; exhibitors collect badges from the organiser desk.
Ticket notes
The 2026 show charged €6 for adults and admitted under-12s free. The 2027 practical-information page says prices are to be announced.
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How the last edition performed
Previous edition
Last edition
2026
Completed
Visitors: 10,000
Exhibitors: 120
Edition #: 44
This edition
2027
Visitors: 8,000
Exhibitors: 150
Next edition
2028
A 2028 edition is expected to follow the annual March pattern, but no dates or venue changes were announced.
Growth over time
Edition recap
The 44th edition ran from 20 to 23 March 2026 at the Parc des Expositions de l'Eurométropole de Metz, with close to 120 exhibitors and around 10,000 visitors expected. The 2027 edition returns on 12–14 March with about 150 stands planned.
Impact
A bigger and stronger platform
The 2027 edition matters most to Moselle homeowners with active projects and to local suppliers who need qualified regional leads. A smaller three-day format concentrates visitor traffic, while the property zone adds buyers and investors alongside renovation demand.
Audience quality
High-value decision-makers
The audience is consumer-led, local and project-driven. Visitors typically arrive with a build, renovation, energy, interior or property brief, and many are homeowners rather than pure browsers. That makes stand conversation more technical and quote-oriented, but it also means exhibitors need French-language staff and clear pricing.
Exhibitor outcomes
Real business growth
ROI depends on lead quality rather than raw footfall. With about 150 stands and 8,000 visitors expected, exhibitors should plan for a few hundred meaningful conversations and a follow-up window of two to five days. No audited rebooking or satisfaction data for 2027 was published, so return estimates should be modelled from the exhibitor's own conversion rate.
Intelligence
Market context
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Grand Est – Moselle, with a cross-border pull from Luxembourg and Saarland
Why it matters
Metz is a mid-sized regional capital with a cross-border housing market. Local homeowners drive demand for renovation, energy upgrades, extensions and property advice, while builders and artisans use the show to meet those buyers face to face. The event compresses a fragmented supplier market into three days and 15 sectors at one venue.
Industry trends
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
01
Energy renovation stays the lead purchase trigger
Insulation, heating replacement and ventilation are presented as the first step in most renovation projects, driven by running costs and French aid schemes.
What it changes: Visitors arrive with a technical problem and a budget, which favours installers who can explain payback and paperwork on the stand.
02
Cross-border catchment shapes exhibitor selection
Metz draws households and trade from Luxembourg and the Saarland as well as Moselle, and the show's offer reflects cross-border commuting and property patterns.
What it changes: Exhibitors with French-language service and cross-border delivery or installation can reach a wider catchment than a single-department campaign.
03
Property advice is bundled with home improvement
The Espace Immobilier & Patrimoine adds buying, financing, investment and inheritance advice to the construction and decoration floors.
What it changes: It brings higher-intent visitors who are buying or funding a project, not only browsing furniture and garden displays.
Home and property shows around Metz
Book stands in autumn 2026 for the March 2027 season; visitor hotels fill around the Foire Internationale in early autumn.
The Metz show sits in a busy regional circuit of consumer home fairs, with the Foire Internationale de Metz as the largest same-venue event and nearby Lorraine cities running their own annual home shows.
25 Sep – 5 Oct 2026
Foire Internationale de Metz
Metz, France
Dates taken from the 2026 show promotion; confirm next edition calendar.
Non-EU nationals without a visa-waiver agreement who travel for meetings or exhibitor duties
$90.00
Typically 15 calendar days, longer in peak periods
EU/EEA and Swiss nationals travel freely. Many other nationalities, including UK and US passport holders, benefit from the Schengen short-stay waiver for business visits of up to 90 days in any 180-day period.
France accepts ATA carnets for temporary import of display goods and professional equipment; list every item and carry the carnet with the freight documents.
March in Metz is cool and changeable: daytime highs of about 10–13°C, nights around 2–4°C, and a regular chance of rain. Pack a warm layer and a waterproof coat for the walk from the bus stop.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
Mobile 4G/5G coverage is good across Metz. Venue Wi-Fi availability for visitors and exhibitors was not published; exhibitors should order a dedicated connection if live demos depend on it.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Cultural notes
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
French-language selling
Most visitors and exhibitors work in French. Stand staff should greet in French and keep technical and price information in French, with English as a fallback.
Lunch is a scheduled break
Many local visitors and exhibitors take a proper lunch between 12:00 and 14:00. Staff rotas should cover the stand through that window rather than closing it.
Practical guides
Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Flights
Destination: Luxembourg (LUX) or Metz-Nancy-Lorraine (ETZ)
Book flights into Luxembourg or Paris and take the TGV or a hire car; ETZ has limited frequencies. Allow a buffer for March weather.
EU/EEA and many Western passport holders can enter France visa-free for short business visits. Other nationalities need a Schengen short-stay visa applied for before travel.
Estimated cost: About €90 consular fee plus service-centre charges
Processing: Around 15 calendar days; apply at least six weeks ahead
Bring an invitation letter from the organiser, proof of accommodation and a return ticket.
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: From LUX, take a hire car or the direct bus/train to Metz, then METTIS B or a taxi to the exhibition park. From ETZ, a taxi takes about 30–35 minutes.
Hotel → venue: METTIS bus line B from central Metz to the P+R Foire Expo stop, then a short walk; taxis take about 15 minutes.
Ride-hail: Uber and Bolt operate in Metz, with taxis at the station and main squares. Expect €15–€22 from the station to the venue.
Public transit: The METTIS bus network connects the centre, station and exhibition park. Buy a single ticket from the driver or a machine and validate it on board.
Parking: Use the exhibition-park car parks. The organiser warns against the paid LE MET' park-and-ride and recommends P+R Foire Expo instead.
Weather
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: March
Temperature: 2–13°C
Seasonality: Cool, cloudy and showery; occasional frost at night.
Packing: Bring a waterproof jacket, warm mid-layer and comfortable shoes for concrete floors and bus transfers.
Plan your trip
Planning
Best day to visit: Saturday 13 March 2027
Saturday gives the fullest day, with 10:00–19:00 hours and the widest exhibitor staffing. Friday is quieter for detailed technical conversations; Sunday is shorter and family-heavy.
T-14
Confirm dates and book rail or hotel — Metz hotels fill in March; check the date conflict before paying.
T-10
List projects, measurements and questions — Bring photos, plans and a budget range for supplier conversations.
T-7
Check opening hours and ticket terms — 2027 hours and prices were still to be announced.
T-3
Plan the sectors and stands to visit — Prioritise three or four projects rather than trying to cover every hall.
T-1
Pack documents and travel essentials — Printed plans, ID, charger, waterproof coat and comfortable shoes.
Sample visitor itinerary
Route-optimised day
09:15
Arrive, collect badge and coffee
Main entrance, Parc des Expositions
10:00
Construction and energy-renovation suppliers
Build and renovate sector
12:30
Lunch and informal supplier catch-up
On-site catering area
14:00
Property, finance and interior meetings
Espace Immobilier & Patrimoine and interior hall
16:30
Second-pass quotes and follow-up bookings
Exhibitor stands
Side trips
2
Metz Cathedral and old town
Walk
15–20 minutes from the station
Gothic cathedral, covered market and riverside squares for an evening after the show.
Centre Pompidou-Metz
Museum
20 minutes by bus from the centre
Modern-art landmark with a striking roof; a short cultural break for exhibitor teams.
Networking spots
2
Place Saint-Jacques
Café and restaurant square
Central meeting point for evening dinners within walking distance of hotels.
Metz-Ville station area
Hotel bars and brasseries
Convenient for late arrivals and early departures on the TGV.
First-timer guide
Follow-up playbook
Log every lead with project type, budget, postcode and next step on the day.
Send a short thank-you and a written quote within 48 hours.
Book a site visit or video call within five working days.
Add the contact to a segmented CRM list with GDPR consent recorded.
Review conversion after 30 days and decide whether to rebook for 2028.
Consumer leads convert on speed and clarity. A same-week site visit or fixed quote separates a serious exhibitor from a brochure collector.
Budget
Costs & budget
Shell scheme
EUR 190–260 / m²
Raw space
EUR 110–160 / m²
Standard booth
9 m²
No 2027 tariff was published. Bands are planning estimates for a regional French consumer show and exclude VAT, furniture and electrical extras.
French CRM and email tool for capturing, segmenting and following up show leads under GDPR.
FAQs & glossary
Answers
Frequently asked
When is the Salon de l'Habitat et de la Maison 2027 in Metz?
The 2027 edition is scheduled for Friday 12 to Sunday 14 March 2027 at the Parc des Expositions de l'Eurométropole de Metz. The organiser lists a three-day event. Some third-party calendars still show 19–22 March, so confirm travel against the organiser's current notice before booking trains or hotels.
Where is the Salon Habitat & Jardin Metz held?
It takes place at the Parc des Expositions de l'Eurométropole de Metz, Rue de la Grange aux Bois, 57070 Metz, in the Moselle department of the Grand Est region. The venue is also called the Centre Foires et Conventions de Metz Métropole. METTIS bus line B runs every 10 minutes to the P+R Foire Expo stop.
Is the Salon de l'Habitat et de la Maison free?
No free general admission was announced for 2027. At the 2026 edition, full-price entry was €6 and children under 12 entered free. The 2027 practical-information page currently says prices are to be announced, so visitors should budget for a paid ticket unless the organiser publishes a free-registration offer.
How many exhibitors are at Salon Habitat & Jardin Metz?
The organiser expects about 150 stands for the 2027 edition, spread across 15 activity sectors that run from construction and renovation to garden, decoration and property. That is a planning target rather than an audited count from a completed edition, so the exhibitor list may still change before March 2027.
What can visitors see at the Metz home show?
The show is divided into sectors covering structural work, exterior landscaping, interior fitting, current trends and advice services. Exhibits include construction, roofing, heating and insulation, kitchens and bathrooms, decoration, pools and spas, garden furniture and property services. A dedicated Espace Immobilier & Patrimoine covers buying, investment, financing and inheritance.
Is Salon Habitat & Jardin Metz trade-only or open to the public?
It is a public consumer show, not a trade-only fair. The programme is built around homeowners and families who plan to build, renovate, decorate or buy property, and exhibitors are mostly local builders, artisans, retailers and property professionals. Business visitors are welcome, but the content and opening days are designed for end consumers.
How do I exhibit at the 2027 Salon Habitat & Jardin?
Prospective exhibitors should request the participation file from the organiser and reserve a stand early, because locations are allocated on request. The show covers construction, renovation, interior and exterior fitting, decoration, garden and property services. Stand tariffs for 2027 were not published, so request a current quote rather than relying on past rates.
What were the opening hours of the Metz home show?
The 2026 edition opened from 10:00 to 19:00 on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and from 10:00 to 17:00 on Monday. For 2027 the organiser's practical-information page still lists opening hours as to be announced, so confirm the daily schedule before travelling. The 2027 dates are 12–14 March.
Is parking available at the Parc des Expositions de Metz?
The practical guidance is to avoid the paid LE MET' park-and-ride and use the P+R Foire Expo stop, served by METTIS bus line B every 10 minutes. Parking arrangements and charges for the 2027 show were not published, so check venue signage or the organiser's practical page before setting out.
Glossary
1
Salon de l'Habitat et de la Maison
The formal French name for the Metz consumer show also marketed as Salon Habitat & Jardin, covering building, renovation, interior, garden and property services.
2
Parc des Expositions de l'Eurométropole de Metz
The exhibition park on Rue de la Grange aux Bois in Metz that hosts the show, also called the Centre Foires et Conventions de Metz Métropole.
3
Espace Immobilier & Patrimoine
A dedicated zone where estate agents, developers, brokers and advisers discuss buying, investment, financing, transmission and inheritance.
4
Rénovation énergétique
Energy-focused renovation work such as insulation, heating replacement and ventilation improvements, a core theme for exhibitors at the show.
5
MaPrimeRénov'
A French state aid scheme for energy renovation, presented at the show alongside France Renov' advice for homeowners planning works.
6
Artisanat d'art
Decorative craft work made by skilled artisans; the show hosts a craft village in partnership with the Moselle chamber of trades.
Also known as
Alternate names and search phrases for this event.