Few cities have seen as many changes in recent years as Berlin. The two separate entities that existed before the wall came down have become one again. There's hardly a trace left of the former East-West division. The new architecture on Potsdamer Platz and in the government quarter forms a fascinating contrast to the late 19th century buildings of Charlottenburg. One minute you're on an elegant boulevard, the next you're in one of the city's more alternative neighbourhoods. But the city is not only renowned for its architectural monuments; it also has museums, green oases and nightlife galore.
The International Congress Centre Berlin (ICC Berlin) ranks among the biggest, most advanced and most successful congress venues in the world. Since its opening, this highly versatile communications complex – 320 metres long, 80 metres wide and 40 metres high – has been one of the most outstanding landmarks of post-war German architecture, and the model for many new congress centres all over the world.
With its 80 halls and rooms, it's versatile facilities, superb technical installations and comprehensive range of services,
ICC Berlin is the perfect choice for any convention. The complex is designed and equipped to cater for several events simultaneously. Spacious lobbies (5,500 m
2) offer space for exhibitions, poster sessions and company presentations to accompany conventions.
Address
Messe Berlin GmbH
Internationales Congress Centrum ICC Berlin
Main entrance: Neue Kantstrasse/corner of Messedamm
14057 Berlin
Germany