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Smart City Expo & Tomorrow Mobility 2025

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Smart City Expo world congress is the world’s biggest and most influential event on urban innovation.

It helps cities and territories become better places to live in by bringing them together and approaching the latest market-ready urban solutions. 

Smart City London 2025
4th November, 2025 - 6th November, 2025

Event Organizer

Fira Barcelona

Event Location

Barcelona, Spain

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