Baumesse Göttingen 2027 brings construction, renovation and energy-saving advice to the LOKHALLE in Göttingen from 19 to 21 February 2027.
The three-day public fair fills Halls 1–3 with regional builders, trades and energy specialists, alongside free expert talks.
Adult tickets cost €5 at the door and under-16s enter free.
TL;DR
119–21 February 2027, open daily 10:00–18:00 at the LOKHALLE Göttingen.
2Adult admission €5; children under 16 enter free.
3Three halls of exhibits in the 9,400 sqm LOKHALLE, next to Göttingen Hauptbahnhof.
4The 2026 edition drew around 230 exhibitors and more than 17,000 visitors.
5Free expert lecture series plus a Mitsubishi ASX prize draw for ticket holders.
Why visit
Visitors can compare regional builders, heating systems and renovation finance in one hall, question installers face to face and collect quotes without a month of separate appointments. Free talks translate funding rules into practical steps, and the LOKHALLE location beside the ICE station makes a car-free day trip easy.
Why exhibit
The fair concentrates motivated owner-occupiers from Göttingen and surrounding districts into three days, many already holding a renovation budget. Regional buyers prefer local trades, so a stand generates qualified site-visit leads rather than broad awareness. Entry costs stay low and the organisers supply the stand build and local project support.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Who this event is for
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Homeowners planning a new build or a full renovation in southern Lower Saxony.
Owner-occupiers comparing heat pumps, solar, insulation and subsidy options.
Families and older residents planning accessible bathrooms, interiors or garden works.
Self-builders and DIY renovators looking for local trades and product advice.
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Regional housebuilders, architects and turnkey construction firms.
Heating, solar, insulation and energy-consulting businesses.
Interior fit-out, bathroom, flooring and window suppliers.
Garden, landscaping and outdoor-living companies serving private customers.
Station and venue-area parking; no event-specific tariff published.
Accessibility
The organiser lists the fair as barrier-free and family-friendly; step-free access is via the main entrance.
Food options
Show catering stands
On-site dining
Parking: The venue sits directly behind Göttingen Hauptbahnhof. Limited on-site and station-area parking is available; arriving by ICE or city bus avoids event-day congestion.
Gate: Main public entrance from Bahnhofsallee; follow signs to Halls 1–3. Bags larger than A4 and outside food or drink are refused at security.
Attend
Entry & tickets
Event days & opening times
DayOpening hours
Daily10:00 AM – 6:00 PM, 19–21 February 2027
Adult day ticket
Printed on the official event page; pay at the door.
€5.00
Child under 16
Free admission with an adult.
Ticket info
Badge collection
No advance registration is required; buy a ticket at the entrance. Photo ID may be requested for reduced or free admission.
Ticket notes
Admission is €5 per adult and free for under-16s. The ticket includes the free lecture programme and the Mitsubishi ASX prize draw. No online ticket shop or trade-buyer pass is published.
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How the last edition performed
Previous edition
Last edition
2026
Completed
Visitors: 17,000
Exhibitors: 230
This edition
2027
Forecast — not final
Visitors: 18,000
Exhibitors: 245
Next edition
2028
No 2028 dates were announced at research time; the fair has historically run in mid-February.
Growth over time
Edition recap
Baumesse Göttingen 2026 welcomed around 230 exhibitors and more than 17,000 visitors across three halls of the LOKHALLE. The 2027 edition returns on 19–21 February.
New this edition
1
Third exhibition hall
The 2026 edition expanded to Halls 1–3, creating room for around 30 more exhibitors than the 2025 two-hall layout.
The fair has grown from two halls and around 200 exhibitors in 2025 to three halls and around 230 in 2026, while visitor demand stayed above 17,000. For a regional consumer show, that combination signals genuine local pull rather than a purely trade-driven audience. The 2027 edition is planned on the same three-hall footprint.
Audience quality
High-value decision-makers
Visitors are predominantly owner-occupiers and self-builders from Göttingen and nearby districts who arrive with a specific project and budget. The show is public rather than trade-only, so exhibitors should expect longer consultations and site-visit follow-ups instead of rapid procurement meetings. Families and older residents are a meaningful segment, making accessibility and clear pricing important.
Exhibitor outcomes
Real business growth
ROI depends on local lead conversion: a stand here suits businesses that can turn a weekend enquiry into a site visit within two weeks. With around 230 exhibitors competing for more than 17,000 visits, stand staff need a sharp qualifying script and a follow-up owner. The low €5 ticket filters casual footfall only slightly, so lead quality comes from the exhibitor’s questions, not the organiser.
Intelligence
Market context
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Lower Saxony, Germany
Why it matters
Southern Lower Saxony combines ageing detached housing with strict national energy targets, so local demand for insulation, heat pumps and accessible renovation is steady. The Göttingen fair gives regional firms a low-cost route to homeowners who are actively budgeting, while buyers can compare local installers and funding options in one place.
Industry trends
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
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Heat pumps move from niche to default
German homeowners are replacing oil and gas boilers with air-source heat pumps, often combining them with solar and battery storage. Local installers use consumer fairs to explain grant eligibility, noise and radiator upgrades before a site survey.
What it changes: Heating decisions are the highest-value purchase at the show and drive multi-year service relationships.
02
Retrofit packages beat single measures
Buyers increasingly want a whole-house plan linking insulation, windows, ventilation and heating rather than one-off fixes. Exhibitors that coordinate trades and sequence work are winning larger projects.
What it changes: Bundled renovation raises average project value and rewards exhibitors able to project-manage.
03
Accessible and age-ready homes
An ageing population is pushing demand for step-free entrances, walk-in showers and ground-floor bedrooms. Regional builders are packaging accessibility upgrades alongside energy work to reduce disruption.
What it changes: Accessibility broadens the buyer pool beyond new-build families and supports higher-margin fit-out work.
Construction and renovation shows within reach
Book Göttingen accommodation 6–8 weeks ahead; February is quiet but the ICE station area fills during trade events.
These dates are planning estimates for adjacent national and regional shows; confirm with each organiser before booking travel.
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February is cold and changeable: daytime highs of about 3–7°C, night frosts and a mix of rain and occasional snow. Wind off the open station area makes the walk to the hall feel colder.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
German SIM cards and eSIMs are widely available; free venue Wi-Fi is not advertised, so plan mobile data for lead capture and translation.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Cultural notes
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Bring cash for small stands
Card acceptance is common but not universal at consumer fairs; keep some euro cash for drinks and small purchases.
Punctuality and appointments
Local trades value confirmed appointment times. Book site visits during the fair rather than promising to call later.
Practical guides
Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Flights
Destination: Hannover Airport (HAJ)
Book 4–8 weeks ahead for February; rail tickets on Deutsche Bahn are cheaper with a fixed-time saver fare.
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: From Hannover Airport take the S-Bahn to Hannover Hbf, then an ICE to Göttingen (about 1 h 45 min total); from Frankfurt Airport take a direct ICE (about 2 h 20 min). The LOKHALLE is behind Göttingen Hauptbahnhof.
Hotel → venue: Most central hotels are a 10–25 minute walk or a short bus or taxi ride from Bahnhofsallee.
Ride-hail: Taxis wait at the station and in the centre; ride-hailing coverage is thinner than in Berlin or Munich, so use the taxi rank at peak times.
Public transit: Göttingen has an extensive city bus network but no tram or U-Bahn. A single ticket costs about €2.90; validate it before boarding.
Parking: Parking near the LOKHALLE is limited and shared with station users. Use the station car park and walk, or arrive by train.
Weather
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: February
Temperature: 3–7°C daytime; around 0°C or slightly below at night
Seasonality: Mixed rain and snow are possible; February is not the wettest month but conditions change quickly.
Packing: Bring a warm waterproof coat, layers and comfortable shoes for the walk from the station; the hall is heated.
Plan your trip
Planning
Best day to visit: Friday 19 February 2027
Friday is the quietest of the three days, so exhibitors have more time for detailed questions and site-visit bookings. Saturday draws the largest family crowds, while Sunday is shorter on decision-makers and better for a second pass.
T-14
Confirm dates, ticket price and hall layout on the official page — Check the 10:00–18:00 hours and the bag-size rule before booking travel.
T-10
Book train or flight and a refundable hotel — Göttingen is on the ICE network; stay within walking distance of the station.
T-7
Write a one-page project brief with budget and must-ask questions — Share it with exhibitors so stand staff can quote accurately.
T-3
Shortlist 8–12 exhibitors and map them to halls — Use the exhibitor search on the official site; leave time for free talks.
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Pack light and print tickets or payment card — Bags larger than A4 are refused; bring a notebook and business cards.
Sample visitor itinerary
Route-optimised day
10:00
Arrive at Göttingen Hauptbahnhof, walk to the LOKHALLE and clear security
Bahnhofsallee main entrance
10:30
Work Hall 1 for builders and structural renovation, then Hall 2 for heating and solar
Halls 1 and 2
13:00
Lunch and a free expert talk on heat pumps and funding
Catering area and talk stage
15:00
Hall 3 for interiors and garden, then return for two pre-booked stand appointments
Hall 3 and exhibitor stands
Side trips
2
Kassel: Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe
UNESCO Garden and Palace
About 45 minutes by direct train from Göttingen
A half-day add-on for architecture and landscape lovers; the Hercules monument and water features are the highlight.
Harz: Wernigerode and the Brocken
Mountain Town and National Park
About 1 hour 15 minutes by car
A scenic contrast to the city, with half-timbered streets and a steam railway up the Brocken in clear weather.
Networking spots
2
LOKHALLE catering and seating area
On-site
The natural break spot between Halls 1 and 3; good for informal follow-ups after a stand conversation.
Göttingen Marktplatz cafés
City centre
A 15-minute walk from the station; suitable for a quieter dinner or supplier debrief after the show.
First-timer guide
Follow-up playbook
Send a short thank-you and your project brief within 24 hours of the visit.
Ask each shortlisted firm for a written quote with scope, exclusions and a start date.
Compare at least three quotes on the same specification, not on headline price alone.
Check licences, insurance and references before signing; confirm subsidy eligibility separately.
Diary a two-week review to chase outstanding quotes and release the decision.
Keep a consent record for any marketing contact and unsubscribe when it is no longer needed.
Use this sequence after a Göttingen visit, where most exhibitors are regional firms able to schedule a site survey within two weeks.
Budget
Costs & budget
Shell scheme
EUR 150–195 / m²
Raw space
EUR 95–135 / m²
Standard booth
9 m²
No exhibitor tariff was published on the pages reviewed; bands are benchmarks for regional German consumer fairs.
Mobile CRM and consent capture; export leads daily as a backup.
FAQs & glossary
Answers
Frequently asked
When is Baumesse Göttingen 2027?
Baumesse Göttingen 2027 runs from Friday 19 February to Sunday 21 February 2027 at the LOKHALLE in Göttingen. Doors open daily from 10:00 to 18:00, giving visitors three full days to compare builders, heating systems and renovation products. The dates sit at the start of the spring planning season, when homeowners are assembling quotes for work later in the year.
Where is Baumesse Göttingen held?
The fair takes place at the LOKHALLE, Bahnhofsallee 1b, 37081 Göttingen, in southern Lower Saxony. Exhibits occupy Halls 1, 2 and 3 of the historic former railway workshop, which offers around 9,400 square metres of hall space plus an outdoor area. The venue sits directly behind Göttingen Hauptbahnhof, making it easy to reach by ICE, regional train or city bus.
What are the opening hours?
Baumesse Göttingen opens daily from 10:00 to 18:00 on Friday 19, Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 February 2027. The same hours apply across all three days, so a single-day ticket covers a full programme of stands and free expert talks. Arrive before midday if you want unhurried conversations with installers and builders before the afternoon crowds.
How much are Baumesse Göttingen tickets?
Adult admission costs €5 per person and is paid at the door; no online ticket shop was published for the 2027 edition. The ticket covers all three halls, the free lecture series and entry to the Mitsubishi ASX prize draw. Keep the ticket because the prize draw uses the attached coupon, which must be completed and deposited in the box on site.
Is Baumesse Göttingen free for children?
Children under 16 are admitted free when accompanied by an adult, while the standard adult ticket costs €5. The organiser markets the fair as family-friendly, with seating areas for breaks and catering stands inside the hall. Pushchairs are common, but large bags and outside food or drink are not permitted, so pack lightly for a family visit.
Is Baumesse Göttingen trade-only or open to the public?
It is a public consumer fair, not a trade-only show. Anyone can buy a €5 ticket at the door; there is no business badge, buyer verification or advance registration. Exhibitors are mostly regional builders, trades and energy specialists selling directly to homeowners, so visitors can request quotes and book site visits without a trade credential.
What can visitors see at Baumesse Göttingen?
The three halls cover new build and structural work, insulation and energy-saving renovation, heat pumps and solar, windows and facades, interiors and bathrooms, plus garden and outdoor living. Around 230 exhibitors took part in 2026, mostly local firms. Free expert talks run alongside the stands, and visitors can compare products, gather quotes and check funding options in one visit.
Who should exhibit at Baumesse Göttingen?
The fair suits regional housebuilders, architects, heating and solar installers, insulation contractors, window and bathroom suppliers, and garden landscapers. Buyers are predominantly owner-occupiers from Göttingen and nearby districts who are ready to discuss a specific project. Businesses that can follow up with a site visit within two weeks and convert local enquiries into signed work get the most from a stand.
How do I get to the LOKHALLE Göttingen?
The LOKHALLE is at Bahnhofsallee 1b, directly behind Göttingen Hauptbahnhof, so the simplest route is by train to Göttingen and a short walk from the station’s rear exit. City buses also serve the station area, and the venue is signposted from the platforms. Driving is possible, but event-day parking near the hall is limited and fills quickly.
What is the bag policy at Baumesse Göttingen?
Bags and backpacks with any side larger than DIN A4 (21.0 by 29.7 centimetres) are not allowed inside the LOKHALLE, and the same applies to tote bags and cloth carriers above that size. Outside food and drink, glass containers, umbrellas, power banks and notebooks are also refused at security. Travel light or leave larger items at your hotel or station locker.
Is the LOKHALLE accessible for wheelchair users?
The organiser lists Baumesse Göttingen as barrier-free and family-friendly, with step-free access from the Bahnhofsallee entrance. The hall is single-level across Halls 1 to 3, and seating areas are provided between exhibit blocks. Visitors with specific mobility or assistance needs should contact the organiser before travelling to confirm details such as accessible parking and toilet locations.
Will there be parking at Baumesse Göttingen 2027?
The LOKHALLE has no large dedicated event car park, and the surrounding station area is busy on weekdays. Published event information does not quote a parking tariff, so visitors should expect paid station parking and allow extra time. The practical alternative is the train to Göttingen Hauptbahnhof, followed by a two-minute walk to the hall entrance.
Glossary
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Baumesse
A German consumer trade fair focused on building, renovating, heating and home improvement, where regional firms present products and advice directly to homeowners.
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LOKHALLE
The historic former railway repair workshop in Göttingen, now an events venue with three halls and around 9,400 square metres of space beside the main station.
3
Wärmepumpe
A heat pump that extracts heat from air, ground or water and delivers it at a lower running cost than many fossil-fuel boilers; a major theme at the fair.
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Energetische Sanierung
An energy-focused renovation that improves insulation, glazing, heating or ventilation to cut a building’s primary energy demand and running costs.
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KfW-Förderung
Low-interest loans and grants from Germany’s state development bank for energy-efficient construction and renovation; exhibitors often explain eligibility at the fair.
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Rohbau
The structural shell of a building, including foundations, walls, floors and roof, before internal fit-out and services are installed.
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U-Wert
The heat-transfer coefficient of a building component. A lower U-value means better insulation performance and is a common comparison figure for windows and walls.
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Bauseitige Leistungen
Work or materials that the client or another contractor must provide for an installer, such as scaffolding, power or preparatory groundworks.
Also known as
Alternate names and search phrases for this event.