Culturally diverse, elegant, sporty and green – these are just some of the different elements that make Frankfurt a cosmopolitan host city for many events.
Discover another side of Frankfurt
Advantages at a glance
- Passengers from more than 270 destinations in around 100 countries worldwide land in Frankfurt Airport
- Everything within easy reach, perfectly developed infrastructure with around 275 hotels
- Thriving business centre with over 5 million people in its catchment area
- Historical coronation city for the German Kaisers with vast potential for a stimulating supporting programme
- Attractive surrounding area: Rheingau wine region with UNESCO World Heritage landscape
Frankfurt – the international transportation hub
Frankfurt is situated at the centre of Europe, right in the heart of Germany, meaning that it is very easy to reach.
- Frankfurt Airport is Germany’s largest commercial airport and an international air hub.
- Frankfurt Central Station is Germany’s busiest train station, with connections to Paris, Vienna, Milan, Zurich, Brussels, London and many other major cities.
- The “Westkreuz Frankfurt” interchange links the A3 and A5 motorways and is directly connected to the most important North-South artery in the German motorway network.
Short distances in Frankfurt and the surrounding area
- It is only a 15-minute drive from Frankfurt International Airport to the city centre and the exhibition grounds.
- Messe Frankfurt is very clearly signposted in and around Frankfurt. An integrated traffic management system is in place to guide traffic on many access roads to Messe Frankfurt locations.
- You do not only want to choose the city of Frankfurt for your accommodation? The enviable suburban rail and underground network and its buses and trams provide ideal transport connections. We will be happy to provide you with an overview of all easily accessible cities by public transport.
Frankfurt – traditional business centre
First mentioned in writing back in the year 794, “Franconofurt” evolved into a central trade centre and exhibition venue with a flourishing stock exchange. Today, Frankfurt is one of Europe’s leading business centres – not only for trading, but also for research, production and rating companies.
When trade routes come together, they create a place that is home to many sectors and that offers events extensive expertise, visitor potential and infrastructure.