The South Entrance is one of the most visible access points to the Messe Berlin grounds, connecting City West, the event halls and CityCube Berlin. The first Great German Radio Exhibition took place here in 1924, and Albert Einstein personally opened IFA with a speech on these grounds in 1930.

Messe Berlin/South or North Entrance

The Berlin Radio Tower is one of the best-known landmarks on the Messe Berlin grounds and has long stood for broadcasting, technology and communication. It was inaugurated in 1926 for the third Great German Radio Exhibition, the predecessor of IFA, and has remained an iconic symbol of the event ever since.

Berlin Radio Tower

CityCube Berlin is located on the southern part of the Messe Berlin grounds and is a modern event and congress venue for large-scale formats. It is part of the IFA site and is used during the event for conferences, business formats and side events.

CityCube Berlin

Futurium presents possible futures, invites visitors to experiment and makes social change tangible. It is also the venue for the IFA Kick-Off 2026.

Futurum

Fotografiska Berlin brings contemporary photography, visual culture and art to the former Kunsthaus Tacheles. As an official IFA partner, it is also supporting the Emerging Artist exhibition in collaboration with Volkswagen R.

Fotografiska Berlin 

Located in Amerika Haus, C/O Berlin is dedicated to photography, visual media, exhibitions and creative image culture.

C/O Berlin

The Humboldt Forum brings together culture, science, exchange and digital interpretation in the reconstructed Berlin Palace.

The Humboldt Forum

The German Museum of Technology shows how technological developments have changed our everyday lives, mobility and communication.

TGerman Museum of Technology

The Museum for Communication tells the story of communication from letters to digital networks and shows how technology connects people. Until 2004, IFA was known as the Internationale Funkausstellung, so both tell part of the same story of communication technology.

The Museum for Communication 

Potsdamer Platz combines modern architecture, entertainment, media and Berlin's digital transformation at one of the city's best-known locations. In 1924, the founding year of IFA, Germany's first traffic light went into operation here.

Potsdamer Platz / Sony Center

The former Tempelhof Airport represents Berlin's aviation history and is now used as an open space for culture, events and new urban concepts.

Tempelhof Airport

Berlin Central Station is one of Europe's largest interchange stations, combining modern architecture with digitally managed mobility.

Berlin Central Station

The Zeiss-Grossplanetarium combines astronomy, science and modern projection technology to create an immersive experience.

The Zeiss-Grossplanetarium 

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