Anti-Aging Festival 2026 takes place in Bucharest on May 23 and 24, bringing a two-day event dedicated to longevity, wellbeing, preventive health and modern lifestyle science to Bragadiru Palace.
The festival is built around the concept “Reprogram your age. Upgrade your life.” and brings together conferences, practical experiences, wellness sessions, expo areas and discussions focused on how science, nutrition, movement and technology are changing the way people think about ageing.
Unlike a classic medical conference, the Anti-Ageing Festival is designed as a broader urban experience. It combines expert talks with indoor and outdoor activities, making it relevant not only to specialists but also to visitors interested in health, balance, performance, recovery, beauty, and long-term quality of life.
Anti-Aging Festival 2026: dates, location and access
Anti-Aging Festival 2026 takes place on May 23 and 24 at Bragadiru Palace, one of Bucharest’s most elegant historical venues.
The event is hosted in an indoor and outdoor format, using the palace’s interior spaces as well as its courtyard and garden areas. Access is ticket-based, with day passes and full-experience passes available through the official ticketing platforms.
Bragadiru Palace is located on Calea Rahovei, close to the central area of Bucharest. The venue is known for its historic architecture and generous halls and event spaces, making it suitable for a festival that combines conferences, demonstrations, brand activations, and outdoor experiences.
What to expect at Anti-Aging Festival 2026
The 2026 edition brings together more than 40 international and local speakers, including experts in longevity, nutrition, fitness, medicine, regenerative medicine, wellbeing and lifestyle optimisation.
The festival is organised around several main areas: conferences, a Sport and Experience Garden and an Antiaging Expo. This gives visitors a mix of information, practical sessions, and direct access to brands, products, and services related to longevity and wellbeing.
The programme includes talks, presentations, live demonstrations, interactive experiences, sport and movement sessions, mindfulness activities, recovery-oriented moments, Q&A sessions and networking opportunities.
Longevity, science and lifestyle in one urban festival
Anti-Aging Festival 2026 focuses on some of the most discussed subjects in modern health and wellbeing: preventive medicine, longevity science, nutrition and metabolism, fitness and recovery, hormonal health, mental balance, medical aesthetics and emerging health technologies.
The first day focuses on the foundations of longevity, including the brain, DNA, lifestyle, resilience, and mental health. The second day looks towards the future of longevity, with themes such as personalised medicine, artificial intelligence, biohacking and innovation in health.
The event also includes a partnership with Geneva College of Longevity and Science, adding an educational and research-oriented dimension to the festival.
Why it matters for anti-aging adopters
For international visitors, Anti-Aging Festival 2026 adds a different type of event to Bucharest’s spring calendar. It is not a music festival, a food fair, or a traditional cultural event, but a modern wellbeing festival held in one of the city’s landmark event venues.
The event fits a wider trend in Bucharest, where historical spaces are increasingly used for contemporary experiences: conferences, creative festivals, urban gatherings and lifestyle events. In this case, Bragadiru Palace becomes the setting for a two-day discussion on health, science, ageing, and the future of personal well-being.
If you are in Bucharest during the last weekend of May and interested in longevity, wellness, nutrition, fitness, or preventive health, the Anti-Ageing Festival is one of the events to consider.
How to get to Bragadiru Palace
Bragadiru Palace is located on Calea Rahovei 147–153, in Sector 5 of Bucharest. The venue can be reached by taxi, ride-sharing or public transport, depending on where you are staying in the city.
Because the event takes place over two days and includes indoor and outdoor activities, visitors should check the programme before arrival and plan enough time for both the conference sessions and the experience areas.
