Harrogate International Centre, located in Harrogate, UK, is the second largest multi-functional conference and exhibition venue in London. The eight pavilions cover an area of 16500 square meters and have additional meeting and discussion rooms. Harrogate International Center has rich experience in holding large-scale events and high-profile Party meetings from large medical associations.

Harrogate International Center is a public exhibition center in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England. Since the end of the Second World War in Harrogate, many conferences and exhibitions have been held. The auditorium, which can hold 2000 seats, began to hold the European TV song competition in 1982.

Since its expansion, the Harrogate International Center has eight exhibition halls, including 16500 square meters (178000 square feet) of exhibition space, as well as ancillary facilities, including hotels. Further renovations and expansions are planned to increase the exhibition area by 18500 square meters (199000 square feet) between 2009 and 2014 at an estimated cost of 45 million euros. The Royal Hall of Harrogate international center can accommodate 1000 people, while the Queen's suite can accommodate 600 people.