Exhibition centre · Berlin
Messe Berlin
A trade fair site since 1924 (Haus der Funkindustrie for the first radio exhibition); the core layout with the entrance building dates from 1937. Run by Messe Berlin GmbH. Next major trade fair here: Grüne Woche, 15–24 January 2027.
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- 27
- halls
- 190,000 m²
- hall space
- 1924
- opened
- Funkturm (radio tower), 147 m, since 1926 – viewing platform at 126 m
- +palais.Berlin with its 1930s Ehrenhalle and summer garden
- CityCube Berlin, a multi-purpose event and congress hall since 2014
Entrances
Which entrance for which route
| Entrance | How to get there |
|---|---|
| North entrance | U2 Kaiserdamm and Theodor-Heuss-Platz; S41, S42, S46 to Messe Nord/ZOB |
| South entrance | S3 and S9 to Messe Süd; also for CityCube and hub27 |
Getting there
How to get there
Rail and local transport
North entrance: U2 (Kaiserdamm, Theodor-Heuss-Platz) and S41, S42, S46 (Messe Nord/ZOB). South entrance, CityCube and hub27: S3 and S9 (Messe Süd).
From Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER)
By car via the A113 and A100 north to exit 9 Messedamm; allow extra time because of closures. For trains and buses, the operator offers a journey planner.
Car and parking
Via the A100 city motorway (Messedamm exit) and the A10 Berlin ring road. The site is outside the low-emission zone.
Stops at the venue
- At the venue
- U-Bahn “Theodor-Heuss-Platz” · 400 m to the North entrance
- S-Bahn “Messe Nord/ZOB” · 550 m to the North entrance
- U-Bahn “Kaiserdamm” · 650 m to the North entrance
- S-Bahn “Messe Süd (Eichkamp)” · 950 m to the North entrance
- Messe Nord: U2 (Kaiserdamm, Theodor-Heuss-Platz), S41, S42, S46 (Messe Nord/ZOB); Messe Süd: S3, S9 (according to Messe Berlin)
- Main station
Berlin Hauptbahnhof · 6.7 km straight-line distance to the North entrance
- Ticket
- No combined ticket: since December 2025 you can add a BVG travel ticket to your admission for selected events (according to Messe Berlin)
Location of stops and stations: © OpenStreetMap contributors, retrieved on 11 October 2026; distances are straight-line. Lines, journey times and tickets: the linked official pages, checked on 11 October 2026. Timetables and ticket rules change – check them before you travel. How we work
Major trade fairs
What takes place here
ITB Berlin
The leading trade fair of the global travel industry, since 1966 · every year in March
Hotels 16–18 March 2027IFA
Technology fair for consumer electronics and home appliances · every year in summer
Hotels 3–7 September 2027Grüne Woche
International fair for the food industry, agriculture and horticulture · every year in January
Hotels 15–24 January 2027InnoTrans
Leading international trade fair for rail and transport technology · every two years in September
Fruit Logistica
Leading international trade fair for the fruit and vegetable trade
Hotels 3–5 February 2027
All dates in the trade fair calendar.
For the day of the fair
Good to know
- Since March 2025 the Ringbahn bridge on the A100 has been closed and the road layout at the Funkturm junction has changed – allow more time to get there.
- If you drive straight to the fair from the Messegelände/Messedamm junctions, you don't need a low-emission sticker.
- There are parking zones for rental bikes and scooters (Jelbi) at the North entrance in front of Hall 19 and at the CityCube.
Hotels near Messe Berlin – by straight-line distance to the entrance
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