Venue · Vienna, Austria
Messe Wien Exhibition & Congress Center
Also known as Messe Congress Center · Messezentrum Wien · Messe Wien3
Coming up
- 25–29 Nov 2026Dates announced
- 28–29 Jan 2027Dates announced
About the venue
The Messe Wien Exhibition & Congress Center, inaugurated at the start of 2004, offers sophisticated and versatile facilities. The halls, furnishings and equipment, and architecture assure maximum functionality and an ideal atmosphere.
The Messe Wien consists of five separate buildings with different functions. All are close to each other and linked by covered walkways.
Exhibition space
The center has 46,000 sqm of gross exhibition space in three exhibition halls (Halls A, B and C), as well as Hall D -a 9,000 sqm multi-purpose facility which is also equipped for entertainment events.
A 450-metre mall connects the four halls, the Congress Center and the foyers A and D.
The majority of the five function areas can be divided up and combined according to need. Floor spaces between 500 and 62,000m² accommodate events, whatever the
size and type.
Figures Messe Wien Exhibition & Congress Center
Hall area
55.000 m²
Congress Center
7.000 m²
Congress capacity
up to 3,300 persons in up to 15 meeting units ').
The Messe Wien is by far the biggest and the most important convention centre in Austria. It hosts the biggest conventions of Austria - however, referring to an article published in "Die Presse" - even these conventions are "...far from being big by international standards". There are exceptions to this rule, though: I first made it to the Messe Wien in 2007 when I worked as a science editor for the National Broadcast ORF and a convention of the European Society of Cardiology was held there - with almost 30,000 visitors.
The Messe Wien Exhibition & Congress Center, inaugurated at the start of 2004, offers sophisticated and versatile facilities. The halls, furnishings and equipment, and architecture assure maximum functionality and an ideal atmosphere.
From the bvents archive. Halls and facilities may have changed.
Events held here
2019
- 17–18 Oct 2019
2018
- 11–14 Jan 2018
- 11–14 Jan 2018
2017
- 12–15 Jun 2017
- 16–19 Feb 2017
- 12–15 Jan 2017
2016
- 9–13 Nov 2016
- 11–15 Jun 2016
2015
- 30 Nov – 1 Dec 2015
- 21–24 Nov 2015
- 15–17 Nov 2015
- 14–16 Nov 2015
- 6–7 Nov 2015
- 24–27 Oct 2015
- 17–18 Oct 2015
- 10–13 Oct 2015
- 10–13 Oct 2015
- 14–16 Jun 2015
- 1–4 Jun 2015
- 24–25 May 2015
- 12–15 Feb 2015
- 15–18 Jan 2015
- 15–18 Jan 2015
2014
- 30 Nov – 1 Dec 2014
- 21–24 Nov 2014
- 15–17 Nov 2014
- 13–15 Nov 2014
- 6–7 Nov 2014
- 24–27 Oct 2014
- 16–17 Oct 2014
- 10–13 Oct 2014
- 2–5 Oct 2014
- 7–11 Sep 2014
- 14–16 Jun 2014
- 16–17 May 2014
- 24–26 Apr 2014
- 25–29 Mar 2014
- 23–25 Mar 2014
- 10–13 Mar 2014
- 8–16 Mar 2014
- 13–16 Feb 2014
- 5–8 Feb 2014
- 4–7 Feb 2014
- 28–31 Jan 2014
- 16–19 Jan 2014
- 16–19 Jan 2014
2013
- 30 Nov – 1 Dec 2013
- 21–24 Nov 2013
- 15–17 Nov 2013
- 6–7 Nov 2013
- 4–6 Nov 2013
- 24–27 Oct 2013
- 17–18 Oct 2013
- 10–13 Oct 2013
- 10–13 Oct 2013
- 14–16 Jun 2013
- 4–6 Jun 2013
- 4–6 Jun 2013
- 4–6 Jun 2013
- 24–25 May 2013
- 7–9 Apr 2013
- 5–7 Apr 2013
- 9–17 Mar 2013
- 21–24 Feb 2013
- 4–7 Feb 2013
- 10–13 Jan 2013
- 10–13 Jan 2013
2012
- 22–25 Nov 2012
- 10–11 Nov 2012
- 9–11 Nov 2012
- 7–8 Nov 2012
- 25–28 Oct 2012
- 22–26 Oct 2012
- 22–26 Oct 2012
- 9–12 Oct 2012
- 9–12 Oct 2012
- 9–12 Oct 2012
- 9–12 Oct 2012
- 9–12 Oct 2012
- 9–12 Oct 2012
- 9–12 Oct 2012
- 20–23 Sep 2012
- 20–23 Sep 2012
- 15 Jun 2012
- 13–14 Jun 2012
- 23–24 May 2012
- 26–28 Apr 2012
- 18–20 Apr 2012
- 10–18 Mar 2012
- 16–19 Feb 2012
- 22–24 Jan 2012
- 15 Jan 2012
- 15 Jan 2012
- 15 Jan 2012
- 12–15 Jan 2012
- 12–15 Jan 2012
2011
- 12–13 Nov 2011
- 10–12 Nov 2011
- 10–13 Nov 2011
- 26–30 Oct 2011
- 21–23 Oct 2011
- 20–21 Oct 2011
- 19–20 Oct 2011
- 15 Jun 2011
- 24–26 May 2011
- 15 May 2011
- 15 May 2011
- 12–15 May 2011
- 27–29 Apr 2011
- 12–20 Mar 2011
- 17–20 Feb 2011
- 11–13 Feb 2011
- 15 Jan 2011
- 15 Jan 2011
- 14–16 Jan 2011
- 13–16 Jan 2011
- 12–15 Jan 2011
2010
- 15–21 Nov 2010
- 12–15 Nov 2010
- 12–15 Nov 2010
- 23–26 Oct 2010
- 21–22 Oct 2010
- 12–15 Oct 2010
- 12–15 Oct 2010
- 12–15 Oct 2010
- 12–15 Oct 2010
- 5–8 Oct 2010
- 22–24 Sep 2010
- 22–30 Sep 2010
- 18–20 May 2010
- 7–8 May 2010
- 6–9 May 2010
- 27–29 Apr 2010
- 25–27 Apr 2010
- 15 Apr 2010
- 13–21 Mar 2010
- 18–21 Feb 2010
- 26–29 Jan 2010
- 26–28 Jan 2010
- 26–28 Jan 2010
- 15 Jan 2010
- 14–17 Jan 2010
2009
- 28–29 Nov 2009
- 27–29 Nov 2009
- 19–22 Nov 2009
- 12–15 Nov 2009
- 7–8 Nov 2009
- 23–26 Oct 2009
- 12–15 Oct 2009
- 12–15 Oct 2009
- 29 Sep – 2 Oct 2009
- 23–27 Sep 2009
- 12–16 Sep 2009
- 16–17 May 2009
- 7–10 May 2009
- 18–21 Apr 2009
- 3–5 Apr 2009
- 1 Apr 2009
- 31 Mar – 2 Apr 2009
- 14–22 Mar 2009
- 27–29 Jan 2009
- 27–29 Jan 2009
- 27–29 Jan 2009
- 27–29 Jan 2009
- 27–28 Jan 2009
- 25–27 Jan 2009
- 15–18 Jan 2009
2008
- 20–23 Nov 2008
- 20–23 Nov 2008
- 20–23 Nov 2008
- 7–10 Oct 2008
- 7–10 Oct 2008
- 7–10 Oct 2008
- 7–10 Oct 2008
- 7–10 Oct 2008
- 25–27 Apr 2008
- 13–15 Apr 2008
- 12–15 Apr 2008
- 28–30 Mar 2008
- 28–30 Mar 2008