Audio Video Show Warsaw 2026 – Get Ready For the Show

September 28, 2026

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM EUROPE’S SECOND-LARGEST HiFi SHOW

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Audio Video Show Warsaw returns from 23^rd to 25th October 2026, bringing its 28th edition to the Polish capital.

The Audio Video Show Warsaw 2026 event will once again spread across three locations: PGE Narodowy Stadium, Radisson Blu Sobieski Hotel and Golden Tulip Hotel.

With the show now firmly established on the international HiFi calendar, Audio Video Show Warsaw offers visitors the opportunity to hear and see a broad range of audio, video and home cinema equipment across dedicated demonstration rooms and spaces. It is the second largest show in Europe and a firm favourite with HiFi PiG, we have been attending for many years.

HiFi PiG AT AV SHOW WARSAW 2026

Once again Team HiFi PiG will be heading to the show with Lin, Stu, Oscar and Kelly there to check out all of the exhibitors across the three locations.

You can check out our coverage from the AV Show Warsaw 2025 here:

Audio Video Show Warsaw 2025 Report – Part One The Golden Tulip

Audio Video Show Warsaw 2025 Report – Part Two PGE Narodowy Stadium

Audio Video Show Warsaw 2025 Report – Part Three The Sobieski

Audio Video Show Warsaw 2025 Report – Part Four The Sobieski Second Half

Audio Video Show Warsaw 2025 Report – Part Five The Headphone Zone

COVERAGE SPONSOR TELLURIUM Q

We would like to thank our AV Show Warsaw 2026 coverage sponsor, British cable brand Tellurium Q. The brand will be in many rooms at the show and are represented in Poland by their distributor Bartek of Szymanski Audio.

AUDIO VIDEO SHOW WARSAW 2026 THREE LOCATIONS ACROSS WARSAW

One of the defining features of Audio Video Show is its use of hotel rooms and suites alongside PGE Narodowy rather than concentrating the event in a conventional exhibition hall. The organiser says the 2026 edition will feature around 230 exhibitors, 700 brands and 188 exhibition rooms across the three venues.

The Radisson Blu Sobieski and Golden Tulip provide hotel-room demonstrations, while PGE Narodowy houses further exhibition spaces and specialist areas. This format means that visitors can move between very different types of listening environments during the weekend.

The three venues are:

Radisson Blu Sobieski, Plac Artura Zawiszy 1

Golden Tulip Hotel, ul. Towarowa 2

PGE Narodowy, Al. Ks. J. Poniatowskiego 1

AUDIO, VIDEO AND HOME CINEMA

Audio Video Show covers a wide section of the domestic AV market, from traditional two-channel HiFi and analogue equipment through to digital sources, streaming, headphones, televisions, projection and home cinema.

The show is particularly useful for visitors wanting to compare different approaches to system building, with demonstrations ranging from relatively compact systems through to larger and more complex installations.

The organiser also highlights the opportunity for visitors to experience equipment across a wide range of price points, with listening and viewing demonstrations forming the central part of the event.

HEADPHONES AND PERSONAL AUDIO

Headphone and personal audio have become an increasingly important part of Audio Video Show, with a dedicated Headphone Zone forming one of the event’s specialist areas.

The organiser says more than 50 manufacturers and distributors are represented within the headphone area, covering products from more affordable models through to high-end headphones and associated equipment.

For visitors interested in headphones, portable audio and desktop systems, this provides a concentrated area to explore equipment without having to work through the larger room-based demonstrations.

VINYL AND PHYSICAL MEDIA

Vinyl also has a significant presence at the show, with a dedicated record fair running alongside the equipment demonstrations.

The organisers describe this as an opportunity to browse both classic releases and newer titles, with record collectors and sellers forming part of the wider Audio Video Show experience.

It adds another dimension to what is otherwise primarily an equipment-focused event and reflects the continuing interest in physical music formats among HiFi enthusiasts.

MORE THAN EQUIPMENT DEMONSTRATIONS

Alongside the listening and viewing rooms, Audio Video Show includes seminars, presentations, live music and meetings with special guests. The programme is intended to give visitors something to explore beyond the equipment demonstrations themselves.

The final programme for the 2026 event will provide more detail on the presentations and other activities taking place across the weekend.

Tickets are on sale now.

As we get closer to Audio Video Show Warsaw 2026, HiFi PiG will bring you more information about the event, including the show floorplans, exhibitor and brand lists, and details of the rooms and areas to look out for.

“The audio-video market is evolving extremely quickly, which is why we want Audio Video Show to be a place where visitors can truly experience the equipment rather than simply look at it. Reviews, specifications and opinions are important, but it is only by listening to music on a particular system that we can understand which solutions best suit our needs. In 2026, we want to showcase both the latest product launches and the directions in which home entertainment is evolving.”