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Court of Honor and Grand Basin of the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago

List of world expositions is an annotated list of every world exposition sanctioned by the Bureau of International Expositions (BIE), including those recognised retrospectively.

The designation "World Exposition" or "Expo" refers to a class of the largest, general scope exhibitions of 3 to 6 months' duration.

For other major international exhibitions, in addition to those endorsed by the BIE, see the comprehensive list at List of world's fairs.

List by date

Dates Name of Exposition Location[1] Theme[2] or symbol[3] Notables Visitors
in millions[4]
Cost
(USD)
in millions
[4]
Area
(ha)[4]
04/1851 - 10/1851 The Great Exhibition London Industry of all Nations The Crystal Palace 6.00 1.65 10
05/1855 - 11/1855 Paris International Paris Agriculture, Industry and Art Palais d'Industrie
Bordeaux Wine
5.00 2 15
05/1862 - 11/1862 International London Industry and Arts 6.00 2 15
04/1867 - 11/1867 Paris International Paris Agriculture, Industry and Arts Champ de Mars 15.00 4.5 69
05/1873 - 10/1873 Austrian International Vienna Culture and Education Rotunde 7.25 9.5 233
05/1876 - 11/1876 Centennial Exposition Philadelphia American Independence Centennial Arboretum
Telephone
Heinz Katsup
10.00 8 115
05/1878 -11/1878 Paris International Paris Agriculture, Arts and Industry Statue of Liberty
Telephone
Braille
16.00 11 75
10/1880 - 04/1881 Melbourne International Melbourne Arts, Manufacture, Agriculture and Industry Carlton Gardens 1.30 1.6 25
04/1888 - 12/1888 Barcelona International Barcelona 2.30 1.7 47
05/1889 - 10/1889 Paris International Paris French Revolution Eiffel Tower
Annie Oakley
32.00 0.3 96
05/1893 - 10/1893 World's Columbian Chicago Discovery of America Midway Plaisance
Fine Arts Building
Fluorescent lamp
Ferris wheel
27.50 27 290
05/1897 - 11/1897 Brussels International Brussels Automobiles 7.80 132
04/1900 - 11/1900 Paris International Paris Evaluation of a Century Motion Pictures
Escalator
Summer Olympics
50.80 18.75 120
04/1904 - 12/1904 Louisiana Purchase St. Louis Louisiana Purchase Forest Park
Palace of Fine Art
Vulcan statue
Summer Olympics
19.50 31.5 500
04/1905 - 11/1905 Liège International Liège Belgium Independence 7.00 2.9 70
04/1906 - 11/1906 Milan International Milan Transport Electric Tramways 10.00 2.6 100
04/1910 - 11/1910 Brussels International Brussels Industries 13.00 3.5 90
04/1913 - 11/1913 Ghent International Ghent 9.50 3.3 130
02/1915 - 12/1915 Panama-Pacific San Francisco Inauguration of the Panama Canal Palace of Fine Arts
Exploratorium
19.00 25.8 254
05/1929 - 01/1930 Spanish-American Exhibition Seville Spanish-American Exhibition Plaza de España 25 118
05/1933 - 11/1933 Century of Progress Chicago A Century of Progress Sky Ride
Graf Zeppelin
Homes of Tomorrow
22.00 42.9 170
04/1935 - 11/1935 Brussels International Brussels Transports, Colonisation 20.00 197 BEF 152
05/1937 - 11/1937 Paris International Paris Arts and Technology in modern life Arc de Triomphe 31.00 1,400 FRF 105
04/1939 - 10/1940 New York World's Fair New York City The World of Tomorrow Flushing Park
Bell Labs' Voder
Magna Carta
Sci-fi Convention
45.00[5] 155[6] 500
12/1949 - 06/1950 Port-au-Prince International Port-au-Prince Foundation of Port-au-Prince 30
07/1958 - 09/1958 Brussels World's Fair Brussels A more human world Heysel
Atomium
41.00 2,500 BEF 200
04/1962 - 10/1962 Century 21 Exposition Seattle Man in the Space Age Seattle Center
Space Needle
Seattle Monorail
9.60[7] 47[7] 30
04/1967 - 10/1967 Expo '67 Montreal Man and His World Land Montreal Metro
Habitat '67
Montreal Biosphère
50.00 431 CAD
04/1968 - 10/1968 HemisFair '68 San Antonio Confluence of Civilizations in the Americas Tower of the Americas
Institute of Texan Cultures
HemisFair Arena
6.40[8] 156[8] 93
acres[8]
03/1970 - 09/1970 Expo '70 Osaka Progress and Harmony for Mankind Tower of the Sun
Moon rock
Electric Cars[9]
64.00 30
Profit[9]
815
acres[9]
05/1974 - 11/1974 Expo '74 Spokane Tomorrow's Fresh New Environment IMAX[10] 4.80 78.4 41[10]
05/1982 - 10/1982 1982 World's Fair Knoxville Energy Turns the World Sunsphere 11.00 42[11] 30[11]
05/1984 - 11/1984 1984 World's Fair New Orleans The worlds of Rivers Convention Center 7.30 350 84
acres[12]
03/1985 - 09/1985 1985 World's Fair Tsukuba Dwellings and Surroundings - Science and Technology for Man at Home 20.3
acres[13]
05/1986 - 10/1986 Expo '86 Vancouver Transportation and Communication Science World
Skytrain
BC Place
22.00 311 CAD 70
04/1988 - 10/1988 Expo '88 Brisbane Leisure in the Age of Technology 18.00 625 AUD
04/1992 - 10/1992 Expo '92 Seville The Era of Discovery 41.80 215
08/1993 - 11/1993 Expo '93 Daejeon The Challenge of a New Road of Development Daejeon Expo Park, Daejeon Museum of Art 25
05/1998 - 09/1998 Expo '98 Lisbon The Oceans: A Heritage for the Future Pavilhão Atlântico
Lisbon Oceanarium
Pavilion of Portugal
11.00 70
06/2000 - 10/2000 Expo 2000 Hanover Humankind, Nature, Technology Hannover Principles 18.00 10.2 DEM 160
03/2005 - 09/2005 Expo 2005 Aichi Nature's Wisdom My Neighbor Totoro
ASIMO
22.00 173


ASIMO at Expo 2005 in Japan.

Planned Expositions

Date[1] Location[1] Name of Exposition Theme[2] or symbol[3]
2008 Zaragoza Expo 2008 Water and Sustainable development
2010 Shanghai Expo 2010 Better City, Better Life
2012 Yeosu Expo 2012 The Living Ocean and Coast
2015 Milan Expo 2015 Feeding the planet, energy for life

List by Country

The Crystal Palace in London, 1851
Country City Name of Exposition Attending
Countries
Year
Australia Melbourne
Brisbane
Melbourne International
Expo '88
33
36
1880
1988
Austria Vienna Austrian International
35
1873
Belgium Brussels



Ghent
Liège
Brussels International
Brussels International
Brussels International
Brussels World's Fair
Ghent International
Liège International
27

30
42
26
31
1897
1910
1935
1958
1913
1905
Canada Montreal
Vancouver
Expo 67
Expo 86
62
54
1967
1986
France Paris Paris International
Paris International
Paris International
Paris International
Paris International
Paris International
25
42
36
35
58
44
1855
1867
1878
1889
1900
1937
Germany Hanover Expo 2000
155
2000
Haiti Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince International
33
1949
Italy Milan Milan International
25
1906
Japan Aichi
Tsukuba
Osaka
Expo 2005
Expo '85
Expo '70
121
111
75
2005
1985
1970
Portugal Lisbon Expo '98
146
1998
South Korea Daejeon Expo '93
108
1993
Spain Barcelona

Seville
Zaragoza
Barcelona International
Spanish-American Exhibition
Seville Expo '92
Expo Zaragoza 2008
30

108
108
1888
1929
1992
2008
United Kingdom London The Great Exhibition
International
25
39
1851
1862
United States Chicago

Knoxville
New Orleans
New York City
Philadelphia
San Antonio
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
St. Louis
World's Columbian
Century of Progress
1982 World's Fair
1984 World's fair
New York World's Fair
Centennial Exposition
HemisFair '68
Panama-Pacific
Century 21 Exposition
Expo '74
Louisiana Purchase
19
21
21
26
60
35
23
32

11[10]
62
1893
1933
1982
1984
1939
1876
1968
1915
1962
1974
1904

References

  1. ^ a b c "list of International Exhibitions". International Exhibitions Bureau. Retrieved 2006-07-14.
  2. ^ a b "ExpoMuseum". Retrieved 2006-07-16.
  3. ^ a b "Symbols". International Exhibitions Bureau. Retrieved 2006-07-16.
  4. ^ a b c "BIE homepage". International Exhibitions Bureau. Retrieved 2006-07-19.
  5. ^ "Statistics of previous World Expositions". Retrieved 2006-07-17.
  6. ^ "NY 1939 facts". Retrieved 2006-07-18.
  7. ^ a b "Seattlea facts". Retrieved 2006-07-17.
  8. ^ a b c "San Antonio facts". Retrieved 2006-07-21.
  9. ^ a b c "Osaka facts". Retrieved 2006-07-17.
  10. ^ a b c "Spokane facts". Retrieved 2006-07-21. Cite error: The named reference "Spokane" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
  11. ^ a b "Knoxville facts". Retrieved 2006-07-21.
  12. ^ "New Orleans facts". Retrieved 2006-07-21.
  13. ^ "Tsukuba facts". Retrieved 2006-12-28.

See also