Venue · Freiburg, Germany
Messe Freiburg
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About the venue
Freiburg’s exhibition and conference centre, or ‘Messe’, opened in 2000. With the addition of the Rothaus Arena in 2006, this modern complex combines over 40 years of event knowledge and experience with personality, charm and state-of-the-art technology.
The Messe draws around 400,000 people each year to its circa 35 exhibitions, conferences and events.
Its programme is characterised by long-established, popular trade fairs. These include major consumer exhibitions in September with up to 120,000 visitors, Camping, Leisure and Tourism (CFT – Camping, Freizeit und Touristik), Automotive (Automobil), Model Making (Modelbau), two used car trade fairs, and Industry & Electronics (Industrie + Elektronik).
The Freiburg Messe’s flagship exhibition is InterBrush, the international trade fair and meeting-point for the brush, paintbrush, roller and mop industry. Established as the global platform for launching new technology and accessories, InterBrush takes place every four years in spring. Over 140 exhibitors and more than 7,000 trade visitors come from 90 countries worldwide.
In addition to the events organised in-house, the exhibition centre offers its facilities for use by third parties for rock and pop concerts, musicals, television productions or sporting events. To date, it has hosted several broadcasts of two of Germany’s most popular family entertainment series. It was the start/finish site for the 18/19 stage of the Tour de France in 2000, and was the location for a massive open-air concert in summer 2004, attended by a crowd of over 50,000.
In January 2005, the Freiburg Messe was merged with the city’s department of industry and tourism. By exploiting genuine synergies between the two organisations – including core competencies in marketing, promotion and event management – Freiburg is in a strong position to offer highly cost-effective exhibition and conference solutions.
From the bvents archive. Halls and facilities may have changed.
Events held here
2018
- 21–24 Jan 2018
- 13–14 Jan 2018
2017
- 3–5 Mar 2017
- 22–25 Jan 2017
2015
- 15–16 Nov 2015
- 12–14 Apr 2015
- 20–21 Feb 2015
- 26–29 Jan 2015
- 10–11 Jan 2015
2014
- 15–16 Nov 2014
- 10–11 May 2014
- 11–13 Apr 2014
- 14–16 Mar 2014
- 21–24 Feb 2014
- 27–30 Jan 2014
- 11–12 Jan 2014
2013
- 15–16 Nov 2013
- 4–5 May 2013
- 12–14 Apr 2013
- 15–17 Mar 2013
- 15–17 Mar 2013
- 9–10 Mar 2013
- 1–3 Mar 2013
- 4–7 Feb 2013
- 5–6 Jan 2013
2012
- 16–17 Nov 2012
- 15 Nov 2012
- 8–9 Sep 2012
- 16–17 Jun 2012
- 15 May 2012
- 16–18 Mar 2012
- 15 Mar 2012
- 15 Mar 2012
- 9–11 Mar 2012
- 9–18 Mar 2012
- 3–4 Mar 2012
- 2 Mar 2012
- 3–5 Feb 2012
- 23–26 Jan 2012
- 7–8 Jan 2012
2011
- 15 Nov 2011
- 11–12 Nov 2011
- 10–11 Sep 2011
- 28–29 May 2011
- 18–20 Mar 2011
- 18–20 Mar 2011
- 11–18 Mar 2011
- 25–27 Feb 2011
- 11–13 Feb 2011
- 31 Jan – 3 Feb 2011
- 8–9 Jan 2011
2010
- 13–14 Nov 2010
- 5–7 Nov 2010
- 11–19 Sep 2010
- 17–19 Jun 2010
- 23–25 Apr 2010
- 19–21 Mar 2010
- 19–21 Mar 2010
- 13–21 Mar 2010
- 13–21 Mar 2010
- 5–7 Mar 2010
- 25–28 Jan 2010
2009
- 13–14 Nov 2009
- 6–8 Nov 2009
- 12–20 Sep 2009
- 20–22 Mar 2009
- 14–22 Mar 2009
- 27 Feb – 1 Mar 2009
2008
- 13–15 Nov 2008
- 7–9 Nov 2008
- 13–21 Sep 2008
- 1–4 May 2008
- 14–16 Mar 2008
- 8–16 Mar 2008
- 22–24 Feb 2008