Berlin is one of the most fascinating and inspiring capitals of Europe. Not only do the politics of Germany take place here, but trends also emerge. A tourism hotspot, a city steeped in history and a cultural melting pot – this mixture makes Berlin a unique place with unlimited opportunities and the number one congress location in Germany.
The city that never sleeps
After a busy day at the event, Berlin welcomes you with Europe's largest museum complex, the Museum Island, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage. Berlin also has over 50 theatres, 3 opera houses and numerous exhibitions. The Brandenburg Gate, once a symbol of the divided Germany, has become the emblem of the German capital. Nearly all traces of the wall that divided Berlin for almost 30 years have disappeared and today Berlin is situated in the heart of the European Union. Berlin definitely lives up to its name as “the city that never sleeps”.
The place where it’s all happening
Messe Berlin is the international meeting spot of Berlin. WCP 2017 will take place mainly in the recently constructed venue CityCube Berlin and in its adjacent halls. It provides state-of-the-art infrastructure and a full portfolio of trade fair services that can be adapted to the needs of exhibitors, organisers and visitors.
The main entrance for WCP 2017 will be the South entrance of Messe Berlin.
The registration area including self-registration desks will be located here.
Counter opening hours:
| Sunday, 8 Oct. 2017 |
10:00–19:00 |
| Monday, 9 Oct. 2017 |
07:30–18:00 |
| Tuesday, 10 Oct. 2017 |
07:30–18:00 |
| Wednesday, 11 Oct. 2017 |
07:30–18:00 |
| Thursday, 12 Oct. 2017 |
07:30–14:00 |
The South entrance is connected to the public transport network – station “Messe Süd”.
Messe Berlin
Main Entrance: Messe Süd
Jafféstraße | 14055 Berlin, Germany
www.messe-berlin.de
Phone congress counter:
Please find further information below:
Berlin has two airports (Tegel – TXL and Schönefeld – SXF) with international flights from major cities all over the world. Both airports in Berlin are linked to the public transportation system.
Messe Berlin/Entrance Messe Süd is directly located at the city train (S-Bahn) stop Messe Süd.
From Tegel the trip to Messe Süd takes approx. 30 minutes, and from Schönefeld to Messe Süd approx. 1 hour by using the public transportation system.
You can also reach Berlin by using trains. We recommend to arrive at the train stations Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) or Berlin-Spandau. From there you can reach the congress venue with the S5 (stop: Messe Süd) in just 10–15 minutes.
An urban motorway close to the centrally located Messe Berlin provides a direct link with Berlin‘s two international airports. You can reach Entrance Messe Süd from Tegel Airport within 20 minutes and from Schönefeld Airport within 50 minutes.
There are taxi ranks next to Entrance Messe Süd. Taxis can be called day and night on the telephone numbers: T or .