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Where to stay for Grüne Woche 2027 in Berlin

Grüne Woche 2027 brings exhibitors and trade visitors to the Messegelände Berlin from 15 to 24 January, with exhibitor build-up from 11 January. The organiser calls it the world's leading trade fair for food, agriculture and horticulture. Habyt Berlin Waterfront is about 44 minutes away by direct S-Bahn, with fully equipped kitchens for a long stay and a quiet lakeside base away from the fairground.

15 to 24 January 2027

Messegelände Berlin, Messedamm 22

About 44 minutes from Habyt Berlin Waterfront by S-Bahn (S3, direct)

About 350,000 visitors (2026 edition)

Facts checked on 30 September 2026

Check availabilityCrowded exhibition hall at Internationale Grüne Woche in Messe Berlin, with large Berlin banners overhead

Photo: Anagoria, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

What Grüne Woche is and what's new for 2027

Internationale Grüne Woche Berlin, known as Grüne Woche, is what its organiser calls the world's leading trade fair for food, agriculture and horticulture. It runs from Friday, 15 January to Sunday, 24 January 2027 at the Messegelände Berlin (Berlin Exhibition Grounds), Messedamm 22, organised by Messe Berlin GmbH. The 2026 edition drew about 350,000 visitors, around 1,600 exhibitors from more than 50 countries, and about 1,800 media professionals from 21 countries (organiser's closing report 2026).

Four confirmed points for 2027:

  • A new reduced Season Pass tier, marked "NEW 2027" on the organiser's own ticket page: €34 online, €35 on-site.
  • The Global Forum for Food and Agriculture (GFFA) runs 11 to 15 January 2027, overlapping build-up and the fair's opening day, and includes the Berlin Agriculture Ministers' Conference.
  • Two named trade congresses inside the fair: the Fachkongress Kraftstoffe der Zukunft, 18 to 19 January, and the Zukunftsforum Ländliche Entwicklung, 20 to 21 January.
  • The final of the "Unser Dorf hat Zukunft" village-development competition runs 22 January.

Program highlights and key dates

Grüne Woche opens 10:00 to 18:00 every day of the run, with one extended evening: Friday, 22 January, 10:00 to 20:00 (Grüne Woche). There is no day reserved only for trade visitors: the public and trade audiences attend on the same days throughout.

Exhibitor build-up runs 11 to 14 January: 07:00 to 22:00 on 11 to 13 January, then 07:00 to 12:00 on 14 January, extending to 16:00 for decoration work. Dismantling runs 24 January, 18:00 to 22:00, then 25 to 26 January, 07:00 to 22:00 (exhibitor preparation).

The trade programme runs to more than 300 seminars, panels and professional discussions across agriculture, food, sustainability, rural development and energy, alongside the GFFA and the named congresses above (programme page, trade visitor programme).

Tickets

Grüne Woche sells a dedicated trade ticket alongside its public tickets. The online price is a standing discount over the gate price, not a time-limited early-bird offer, so there is no booking deadline to watch (tickets and fees). Prices as of 30 September 2026.

  • Trade Day Pass: €25 online, €30 on-site.
  • Trade Season Pass: €60 online, €65 on-site.
  • Public Day Pass: €17 online, €18 on-site. Public Season Pass: €48 online, €49 on-site.
  • Reduced Season Pass, new for 2027: €34 online, €35 on-site (students, apprentices, people with disabilities, valid ID required).

Exhibitor stand registration for 2027 closed 14 August 2026. Late registration remains possible, subject to stand availability, through the organiser's Exhibitor Portal.

Reserve your stay for Grüne Woche 2027

Prepare before you arrive

Grüne Woche runs ten fair days, 15 to 24 January 2027, and exhibitor build-up starts 11 January. Habyt Berlin Waterfront's fully equipped kitchens, including shared kitchens, let a stand team cook through build-up and all ten fair days, instead of relying on hall catering for up to two weeks.

  • Buy your Trade Day Pass or Trade Season Pass online before you travel; the online price is always cheaper than the gate (tickets and fees).
  • Check the free "Grüne Woche" app (iOS and Android) for the 2027 update closer to the show; the 2026 version carried the full programme and interactive hall maps.
  • If you exhibit, book your loading-zone slot through the venue's VisiFair system ahead of build-up.
  • Pack for cold, often near-freezing January Berlin weather; see Venue and travel essentials below.
  • First time in Berlin? visitberlin.de lists transit passes and practical city information for visitors.

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Maximize your time on-site

Grüne Woche draws about 350,000 visitors across ten days. Habyt Berlin Waterfront sits lakeside on the Rummelsburger See, and a walk along the lake on a January evening is a quiet way to close out a day on the stand, well away from the fairground crowds.

  • Trade visitors get free cloakroom use at every entrance and free parking in the ICC Parkhaus, stamped at the press-centre reception counter.
  • Use the press centre's shared workspaces and its retreat space for client conversations between sessions.
  • Stay later on Friday, 22 January: the fair runs to 20:00 that day only.
  • Build the GFFA (11 to 15 January) or the two named congresses (18 to 21 January) into your schedule if food and agriculture policy is part of your visit.

Venue and travel essentials

Getting there

Messegelände Berlin sits in the west of the city, near the Funkturm; Habyt Berlin Waterfront is in the east, on the Rummelsburger See. Door to door, the trip is about 44 minutes: a 4-minute walk to S Rummelsburg, the S3 direct with no change of train to S Messe Süd, then a 6-minute walk to the Eingang Süd (south entrance) (Messe Berlin, S-Bahn Berlin). It is not a short hop, but it needs no change of train.

Parking

Messe Berlin offers free parking at Olympiastadion (Olympischer Platz), paired with a free shuttle bus to the south entrance that runs from one hour before opening to one hour after closing. Trade and professional visitors also get free parking in the on-site ICC Parkhaus, with the ticket stamped at the press-centre reception counter (travel and stay, trade visitors). Habyt Berlin Waterfront lists no parking on its site; the direct S3 above avoids the drive.

Weather

Historical average for 15 to 24 January (2016 to 2025): 3.1°C max, -1.9°C min, with rain on 32 of 100 days recorded, about 32% (Open-Meteo historical data). This is a historical average, not a forecast. Pack proper winter clothing, a hat and gloves.

Book your stay by the Rummelsburger See

Why Habyt Berlin Waterfront for Grüne Woche

Habyt Berlin Waterfront (habyt.com/berlin/the-waterfront) gives exhibitors and trade visitors a working base for a long, ten-day fair.

  • Fully equipped kitchens, including shared kitchens, for a stand team through build-up and all ten fair days.
  • Free cancellation and a flexible stay, useful when a build-up or dismantling schedule shifts.
  • A coworking space to prepare materials or follow up with contacts, alongside leisure and community areas.
  • A courtyard, a café on-site, and a lakeside setting on the Rummelsburger See.

Studio options include the Urban Studio and the lake-view Bay Studio. See the Berlin business hub for other fairs and congresses at this property.

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FAQ

How far is Habyt Berlin Waterfront from Messegelände Berlin?

About 44 minutes door to door: a 4-minute walk to S Rummelsburg, the S3 direct to S Messe Süd, then a 6-minute walk to the south entrance.

Do trade tickets give access on every day of Grüne Woche?

Yes. A Trade Day Pass or Trade Season Pass works on any day of the 15 to 24 January run. Grüne Woche has no day reserved only for trade visitors.

Is there parking near Messegelände Berlin?

Messe Berlin offers free parking at Olympiastadion with a free shuttle to the south entrance, and free ICC Parkhaus parking for trade visitors.

How long should exhibitors plan to stay?

Build-up runs 11 to 14 January and the fair runs 15 to 24 January, so a stand team may need a base for up to two weeks. Habyt Berlin Waterfront offers a flexible stay and free cancellation for schedules that shift.

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