Qujiang International Convention & Exhibition Center
Qǔjiāng Guójì Huìzhǎn Zhōngxīn
Xi'an's expo-and-mid-scale-show workhorse — trade fairs, fan conventions and arena-plus gigs by the TV Tower.
Entry
Free
Hours
Event days · per event
Time needed
2–5 hours
The city's long-running convention-and-exhibition complex in Qujiang: during the day it's trade fairs and expos (many free with registration), on event nights it's concerts and fan conventions at the mid-to-large scale between the theatre and the stadium. Worth knowing mostly because your event tickets may send you here.
What happens here
The middle layer of Xi'an's event scene — bigger than the Shaanxi Grand Theatre, smaller than stadium nights at the Olympic Sports Center. Trade fairs and expos fill its halls (many open to the public, free or with on-site registration), plus conventions and larger touring shows. If you're attending something specific, the venue is simply where your ticket says; otherwise it's not a destination in itself.
Going to an event
Ticketed shows follow the standard Damai real-name flow — our concert ticketing guide covers the passport walkthrough. Arrive early for big events: security lines are real, and the surrounding streets gridlock before curtain. Metro Line 2 southward plus a short ride covers it from the center.
Pairing it
It sits in south Qujiang by the TV Tower — a 15-minute DiDi from the Big Wild Goose Pagoda quarter, so dinner-plus-event works well in either direction. The nearby Qujiang pool park makes a pleasant pre-show walk in good weather.
Questions, answered
What is the Qujiang International Convention & Exhibition Center?
Xi'an's main expo and mid-scale event complex in Qujiang by the TV Tower — trade fairs (often free), conventions and larger concerts. Go when your event is on; it's not a standalone sight.
How do I get there?
Metro Line 2 southward plus a short walk or DiDi, or about 20 minutes by DiDi from inside the city wall. Allow extra time on event nights for security and traffic.
Are the trade fairs open to tourists?
Many are — free entry or simple on-site registration for consumer fairs. Check the specific fair's notice; bring your passport for any registration desk.
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