With a total of 160,000 sqm (1.7 million sq.ft.) indoor exhibit space in 26 interconnected halls, attendees can tour events without being exposed to inclement weather.  The exhibition area can be consolidated for one large event or easily divided into separate zones for several events running simultaneously.  A versatile guidance system directs crowds to the appropriate areas.

Exhibitors are served by a conveniently located service center, restaurants, catering, and offices.

The Berlin Exhibition Grounds are directly connected to the ICC Berlin, Europe's largest congress centre, ensuring ideal conditions for combining trade shows with meetings and conventions.

The Internationales Congress Centrum Berlin (ICC Berlin) ranks among the biggest, most advanced and most successful congress venues in the world.  Since its opening, the highly versatile communications complex - 320m (1,050 feet) long, 80m (262 feet) wide, and 40m (131 feet) high, - ICC Berlin is one of the most outstanding landmarks of postwar German architecture and the model for many new congress centers all over the world.

With its 80 halls and rooms seating between 20 and 9,100, its multipurpose facilities, state-of-the-art technical installations and comprehensive range of services, ICC Berlin is the perfect choice for any meeting, convention, show or cultural event.  ICC Berlin is designed and equipped to cater to several events simultaneously, and spacious lobbies offer space for exhibitions, poster sessions and company presentations.  A three-storey walkway provides a direct link between ICC Berlin and the Berlin Exhibition Grounds.

During the 20th century, Sweden was transformed into one of the world's most prosperous and sophisticated industrial nations.  Although raw materials and processed raw materials still account for a sizable proportion of Swedish exports, the future of Swedish business is said to lie primarily in knowledge-intensive industries, where Sweden can take advantage of its advanced technological development, sophisticated infrastructure and high general educational level.  Information technology and biomedicine are two such knowledge-intensive sectors in which Sweden has been among the global leaders for years.

Sweden’s capital Stockholm is centrally situated in Northern Europe, built on 14 islands, where the lake Mälaren opens up into the Baltic Sea.  Stockholm is one of Europe's leading economic regions with its high concentration of information technology, healthcare industry and research.

The Baltic Region is one of the fastest growing markets in the world - a fact that is having great impact on Stockholm as a leading city for large international events.  Stockholm is strategically ideally situated for trade with the rapidly growing newly-opened markets of Eastern Europe, and fast advancing as one of the worlds most popular cities for international conferences and meetings.  

Stockholm International Fairs develops, organizes and markets more than 70 regular trade and public events, and hosts more than 3,000 congresses, conventions, conferences, and meetings, attended by over one million visitors annually.  

The Stockholm International Fairs and Congress Center covers an area of 292,000 sqm. (3.1 million sq.ft.), with 110,000 sqm (1.2 million sq.ft.) total floor space, an indoors exhibition area of 56 500 sqm (608,000 sq.ft.), a 4,500 sqm (48,500 sq.ft.) entrance hall, and parking for 4,000 vehicles.