Exhibition Stand Builders & -Contractors in Berlin

This is the largest and most important trade fair centre in Berlin, located in the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district. It has over 160,000 square metres of hall space, spread over 26 exhibition halls, all of which are interconnected. The site is characterised by its flexible structure, which is suitable for both large-scale and parallel trade fairs. Almost every hall can be accessed at ground level, which makes set-up and dismantling easier. There is also a 10,000 square metre summer garden that is accessible from all halls. The CityCube Berlin, a multifunctional trade fair, congress and event arena, offers 6,000 square metres on two levels and is directly connected to other exhibition halls

This former airport is now used for events, TV productions and trade fairs. It offers a unique atmosphere with its hangars, check-in hall and open spaces.

A multi-purpose hall at Ostbahnhof, offering around 3,000 square metres for conferences, meetings, trade fairs, exhibitions and other events.

Originally a cycling track, the Velodrom also serves as one of the largest event halls for concerts, shows, trade fairs and congresses in Berlin.

With 25,000 square metres of event space, this centre offers room for up to 12,000 visitors and is one of the largest and most modern congress, trade fair and event locations in Berlin

Europe’s largest non-profit children’s, youth and family centre, which also serves as a venue for trade fairs and events.

The Friedrichstadt-Palast in Berlin is known as the largest and most modern show theatre in Europe. With a capacity of almost 1,900 seats, it is the largest revue theatre in Europe. The stage of the Friedrichstadt-Palast, which covers an area of almost 3,000 square metres, is the largest theatre stage in the world. The palace is famous for its lavish productions, which offer a mixture of ballet, music and artistry, with over 100 artists performing on stage at the same time. The theatre’s technological equipment enables spectacular productions with modern lighting and stage effects.

With its impressive capacity of 74,475 seats, the Olympiastadion Berlin is the largest stadium in Germany for international football matches. It was originally built for the 1936 Olympic Games and has since undergone several renovations, including an extensive one in 2004. The stadium is known for its rich history and versatile use, including athletics and football. It has been the home of Hertha BSC since 1963 and has also been used for events such as the 2006 FIFA World Cup and the 2015 UEFA Champions League final. Additionally, it will serve as the venue for the UEFA Euro 2024 final.