Collector Benefits
The European Fine Art Foundation (TEFAF) is more than an art fair—it is a destination for knowledge and enrichment. In addition to showcasing exceptional works from the world’s leading galleries, TEFAF presents special exhibitions from renowned institutions, hosts curated events, and offers insightful talks by experts from the global art community. These carefully designed experiences enrich your visit, transforming TEFAF into an inspiring journey of discovery and learning for experienced and new collectors.
Below, you will find the exclusive benefits available to you as a TEFAF Collector.
Early Access
Your Early Access Ticket grants entry to two exclusive preview days on Thursday, March 12, and Friday, March 13, 2026 from 11AM-7PM. This invitation-only ticket also allows for multiple entries throughout the fair, ending on Thursday, March 19, 2026. Further benefits include:
- Dedicated Collector Newsletters featuring sneak previews and opportunities to register for special events.
- Complimentary catering in the fair hallways, cloakroom service, and parking.
- A complimentary TEFAF Magazine.
- An Early Access Ticket Lane.
- Beyond the fair, your ticket also grants you complimentary access to KMSKA, the Suermondt-Ludwig-Museum, and the Bonnefanten Museum.
Guide to TEFAF Maastricht
Where to stay
For your visit to TEFAF Maastricht, there are a number of historic 4- and 5-star hotels in and around Maastricht. Regulars book well in advance, so be fast with booking your accommodation. Whether you choose the Kruisherenhotel, a centrally located property in a former 15th-century monastery, or Château St. Gerlach, an estate with overwhelming beauty and grandeur, make sure to benefit from the best rates and conditions for TEFAF Collectors though the TEFAF Partner Hotel Service.
What to wear
While there is no official dress code, TEFAF fairgoers embody a quiet sophistication, with a refined, understated elegance. Picture subtle luxury: women in timeless, tailored ensembles and men in classic, polished attire. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes to explore the 32,000 square meters filled with exceptional art.
How to prepare
Take time to engage with the distinguished dealers, who showcase their prized collections and are eager to share their expertise. With nearly 300 dealers, it’s wise to plan your visit ahead of time. Focus on your key interests on the first day, be it jewelry, antique books, Impressionist painting, or mid-century furniture. Then, on the second day, explore and uncover other treasures at a leisurely pace and discover new areas of interest.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected].