Grüne Woche, a 100-year-old event, is set to celebrate its centennial with a series of exciting highlights. The event is scheduled from January 16 to 25, 2026, in Berlin, Germany. Visitors can expect to enjoy a wide range of exhibits and programs, making it an ideal destination for those interested in sustainability and cultural diversity.

The event will feature numerous highlights, including a diverse array of products and cultural presentations. For instance, on January 25, 2025, visitors can experience the rich cultural tapestry of South America at Grüne Woche. They can sample Peruvian national dishes, enjoy colorful cocktails from Brazil, taste coffee from Colombia, and explore sustainable alpaca products. The event will also showcase a variety of meat options, catering to different tastes and preferences.

Another highlight will be the focus on pollination wonders and confetti honey from the region. Representatives of the German Beekeepers' Association will be on hand to explain the importance of bees and regional products to trade fair visitors. This educational aspect adds a valuable dimension to the event, providing insights into sustainable practices and local traditions.

The event will take place in various halls across Messe Berlin, with specific entrances available for visitors. The South Entrance (Halls 1-6) and North Entrance (Hall 19) are conveniently located near public transportation options such as U Theodor-Heuss-Platz and S Messe Nord.

With opening hours from 10 am to 6 pm daily (延长至8 pm on Friday), visitors will have ample time to explore the exhibits. The event promises to be an engaging experience for both exhibitors and attendees alike.

As Grüne Woche celebrates its centennial anniversary, it continues to uphold its commitment to sustainability and cultural exchange. With over 250 exhibitors expected to participate and an anticipated audience of thousands, this event is set to be a significant milestone in the world of trade fairs.