The Prague "old" exchange, which has been in existence since 1949, is one of the largest in Czechia. It always takes place on the first weekend in March, where around 40 exhibitors mainly present beetles. There are also a few exhibitors offering butterflies. In addition, there are many entomological supplies and books.

The stock exchange is easily accessible by public transport. Parking spaces are rather difficult to find on site.

A relatively new and well-attended insect fair in the Netherlands, where about 30 exhibitors showcase insects from all over the world.

The stock exchange is easily accessible by public transportation and by car; there is ample parking directly in front of the exhibition building.

The fair is now in its 41st year and features about 60 international exhibitors from all over Europe. On offer are preserved insects, entomological supplies, specialized literature, and live insects.

There is a parking lot right on site that is free for visitors on Sundays. Since the market is very popular, it’s a good idea to arrive early because the parking lot fills up quickly. It’s also very easy to get there by public transportation—specifically, by bus.

Established in 1981, this exchange is the largest in the Czech Republic and comparable in size to the Prague Stock Exchange. Approximately 100 exhibitors showcase a wide variety of materials and entomological supplies.

The Ingolstadt Insect Exchange always takes place at the beginning of January near Ingolstadt. Around 30 exhibitors offer mainly butterflies, but also a few beetles. The exchange is very easy to reach by car via the highway, and there is plenty of parking available. Access to the exchange is through the adjacent restaurant.

The Prague "old" exchange, which has been in existence since 1949, is one of the largest in Czechia. It always takes place on the first weekend in March, where around 40 exhibitors mainly present beetles. There are also a few exhibitors offering butterflies. In addition, there are many entomological supplies and books.

The stock exchange is easily accessible by public transport. Parking spaces are rather difficult to find on site.

Ento-Mons is the largest exchange in Belgium and, with around 70 exhibitors, offers a large platform and opportunity for exchange among entomologists.

Entomodena is the largest entomological fair in Europe alongside the Paris fair. It takes place twice a year and, with many exhibitors spread across two halls, there is something for every entomologist. Butterflies, beetles, and other insects are exhibited in one hall. The adjacent hall contains extensive live material, shells, fossils, and changing exhibitors. Books and entomological material are offered throughout the exchange. There is also an accompanying program and various workshops.

Entomodena is easily accessible by car and there is plenty of parking available for visitors. There is a restaurant on site offering food and drink. In addition to Entomodena, there is also a flea market on the grounds that is well worth a visit.