The 33rd edition of the General Building Exhibition, DŮM 2026, will take place from August 28th to 30th, 2026, at the Louny Exhibition Grounds. The event is aimed at a wide range of visitors, including those interested in home and garden design, building materials, and construction services. The exhibition will feature over 100 exhibitors from across the Czech Republic, showcasing a vast array of products and services related to building, home improvement, and gardening.

The event will include a special wine festival, FESTIVAL VÍNA, with a diverse program of concerts and wine tastings. The festival will feature performances by Steven's, Duo Harhou, Martin Jáchym, and Blanka Šrůmová, Jan Sahara Hedl & Něžná noc. A selection of vintages from various wineries, including Víno Mlčůch, Holešinský Vinařství, Hrozínek Vinařství, Cigánek, Zaviska, Esposito Vinařství 1838, Němeček, Holánek, and Čadílek, will be available for tasting.

The exhibition grounds are located near the Ohře River, close to the historic center of Louny, and offer over 6,800 square meters of exhibition space. The grounds feature four permanent pavilions, a mobile hall, outdoor spaces, an amphitheater, a café, and a garden restaurant. The event will be open to the public from 9:00 to 17:00 daily.

The exhibition will focus on various topics, including building materials, family homes, construction, recreational cottages and gazebos, security systems, heating and air conditioning, interior design, furniture, flooring, kitchens and bathrooms, home appliances, and gardening supplies. The entrance fee for adults is 70 CZK, with a reduced fee of 50 CZK for seniors and children aged 6-15. Family tickets are available for 210 CZK (two adults and two children). Children under 6 and visitors with a disability (ZTP-P) will be admitted free of charge.

The exhibition grounds are easily accessible by car, with several parking areas available. Visitors can also arrive by train or bus, with the exhibition grounds located within walking distance of the train and bus stations. The exhibition grounds are also wheelchair accessible.