Internationale Grüne Woche Berlin
World's leading trade fair for food, agriculture and horticulture – the 100th anniversary in 2026 under the Funkturm
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One Hundred Years of Showcasing World Nutrition
The Internationale Grüne Woche – IGW or Grüne Woche for short – is one of Berlin's oldest and largest continuously held trade fairs. First held in 1926, it was originally a purely Berlin-based specialist event for agriculture and forestry. Today, it is the world's leading trade fair for food, agriculture, and horticulture, with over 1,400 exhibitors from more than 60 countries worldwide.
The Format – Five Weeks of Program in Ten Days
Over 26 halls are spread across the ExpoCenter City at the Funkturm. The main focuses are: Experience Farm (Hall 3.2, German agriculture to touch and feel), International Hall (Hall 8.2, country presentations from all over the world), Animal Hall (horses, cows, sheep, poultry to see and pet), Federal States Hall (regional German specialties), Flower Hall (horticulture and floristry showcases), Hall for Wine and Spirits, Organic Hall.
Centenary Anniversary in 2026
The 2026 edition marks the 100th anniversary. Messe Berlin and the Federal Ministry of Agriculture have announced an expanded program – special exhibitions on the history of the IGW, honors for long-standing exhibitors (some present since 1926 without interruption), and celebratory events. The parallel Global Forum for Food and Agriculture (GFFA), with agriculture ministers from over 70 states, is considered the most important agricultural policy summit worldwide.
More Than Just a Trade Fair
What makes the IGW special: It is both a trade and public exhibition. In the mornings and during the week, trade visitors dominate, while in the afternoons and especially on weekends, families from Berlin and all over Germany fill the halls. Sampling at the country stands is a genre of Berlin's January city life during the day. IGW tickets are among the best-selling trade fair tickets in Berlin.
Grüne Woche — edition 2026
The 100th edition of the Grüne Woche runs from January 16 to 25, 2026 – ten days of trade fair focusing on food, agriculture, and horticulture. Over 26 halls at the ExpoCenter City host exhibitors from more than 60 countries worldwide. The highlights, as in previous years, include the Experience Farm in Hall 3.2, the International Hall 8.2 with country presentations, the Animal Hall, the Federal States Hall with regional German specialties, the Organic Hall, and the Flower Hall.
For the 100th anniversary, expanded special programs are announced: historical special exhibitions, honors for long-standing exhibitors, and celebratory events. The Global Forum for Food and Agriculture (GFFA) takes place parallel to the trade fair – the world's most important agricultural policy summit with ministers from over 70 states.
Programme Grüne Woche 2026
Festival Framework January 16–25, 2026
- Daily Opening Hours – 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
- Opening Ceremony – Friday, January 16 (official ceremony with the Federal Minister of Agriculture and political dignitaries)
Thematic Halls
- Experience Farm (Hall 3.2) – German agriculture to touch and feel
- International Hall (Hall 8.2) – Country presentations from around the world, tasting opportunities
- Animal Hall – Horses, cows, sheep, poultry
- Federal States Hall – Regional German specialties
- Organic Hall – Organic farming
- Flower Hall – Horticulture, floristry showcases
- Wine and Spirits Hall
Accompanying Program
- Global Forum for Food and Agriculture (GFFA) – International summit of agriculture ministers
- Anniversary Special Exhibitions for the 100th Anniversary
- Trade Events for Industry Visitors – Daily
- Family Activities and Tasting Opportunities – Especially on weekends
The complete daily program with forums, lectures, and special exhibitions will be published from December 2025 on gruenewoche.de.
Highlights Grüne Woche 2026
- 100th anniversary of the Grüne Woche
- Over 1,400 exhibitors from 60+ countries
- Global Forum for Food and Agriculture (GFFA) with ministers from 70+ states
- Experience Farm, Animal Hall, and International Hall as crowd pullers
- Around 300,000 expected visitors
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Practical information — Grüne Woche
Getting There
Subway U2 Theodor-Heuss-Platz or S-Bahn S41/S42/S46 Messe Nord/ICC. Both are about a 5-minute walk to the South Entrance of the ExpoCenter City. By car: A100 / A115 exit Messedamm; parking available at the exhibition grounds for a fee.
Opening Hours
16.01.–25.01.2026, daily 10 AM–6 PM. Last admission approx. 5 PM.
Tickets
Day ticket for adults approx. €18–€25 in advance, approx. €25–€30 at the box office. Family tickets and evening tickets available. Sale via gruenewoche.de and at the box office.
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Where it takes place Grüne Woche
Messe Berlin – ExpoCenter City
Messedamm 22, 14055 Berlin