Baumesse Vogtland-BAU 2027 is the Vogtland region's two-day construction and home-renovation fair at Festhalle Plauen on 20–21 February 2027.
The annual consumer show brings together regional builders, trades and building-material suppliers with homeowners planning new builds, extensions, energy upgrades and interior work.
Exhibits cover construction, building services, photovoltaics, heat pumps, smart-home technology, property and financing.
TL;DR
120–21 February 2027 at Festhalle Plauen, Äußere Reichenbacher Straße 4, 08529 Plauen.
2Open 10:00–17:00 on both days; adult day tickets are €7.00 and under-18s enter free with an adult.
3Around 120–130 regional exhibitors are expected across construction, building services and property finance.
4Free parking surrounds the hall, which is about 800 m from the A72 Plauen-Ost approach.
5Energy-transition themes include photovoltaics, heat pumps, facade insulation, windows and smart-home systems.
Why visit
Visitors can meet local trades and manufacturers face to face, compare quotes for insulation, windows, roofing, heating and solar work, and test materials before committing. The February timing sits at the start of the spring building season, when homeowners are ready to book work. Free parking and a €7 day ticket keep a family visit inexpensive.
Why exhibit
A stand puts regional suppliers in front of homeowners and landlords who are already planning paid work, not casual browsers. The two-day format concentrates project-ready visitors in one hall and makes follow-up appointments easy to book on the spot. Local installers, merchants and finance providers can build recognition before the spring season.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Who this event is for
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Homeowners planning a new build, extension or full renovation
Owners of older houses upgrading heating, windows, roof or facade
Landlords and flat owners comparing maintenance and energy-saving work
Families and hobby builders researching materials, interiors and finance
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Building-material merchants and component manufacturers
Heating, plumbing, electrical and solar installation firms
Window, facade, roofing and interior-fit-out specialists
Banks, insurers, property agents and energy advisers
Festhalle Plauen, Äußere Reichenbacher Straße 4, 08529 Plauen, Germany
Entrances & gates
Main entrance, Äußere Reichenbacher Straße
Festhalle Plauen main hall
Level access; the organiser lists the venue as barrier-free.
Facilities
Parking
Free parking is available around the hall; follow the Festhalle car-park signs from Äußere Reichenbacher Straße.
Accessibility
The organiser lists barrier-free access at the venue. Use the main entrance on Äußere Reichenbacher Straße.
Food options
Festhalle café and show-floor catering
On-site dining
Parking: Free and inexpensive parking is available in the area around Festhalle Plauen. From the A72 Plauen-Ost exit, follow Vogtland Klinikum signs, turn into Äußere Reichenbacher Straße and use the marked car parks about 800 m along the road.
Gate: The main entrance is on Äußere Reichenbacher Straße. Tickets are sold at the day box office; cash and card are accepted.
Attend
Entry & tickets
Event days & opening times
DayOpening hours
Saturday 20 February 2027:10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday 21 February 2027:10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Adult day ticket
2027 price listed by the ticket shop; sold at the box office and online.
€7.00
Ticket info
Badge collection
No badge is required; buy a day ticket at the box office and enter the hall.
Ticket notes
Adult day ticket €7.00; reduced ticket at the box office with valid proof for seniors, pupils, students, trainees, volunteers, emergency services and people with disabilities; children up to 18 free with an accompanying adult; cash or card accepted.
Build, Renovate and ModerniseEnergy Transition and Building ServicesProperty, Finance and Insurance
How the last edition performed
Previous edition
Last edition
2026
Completed
This edition
2027
Forecast — not final
Visitors: 8,500
Exhibitors: 130
Next edition
Not announced yet
Growth over time
Impact
A bigger and stronger platform
The fair concentrates regional demand into two days at the start of the building season. Buyers arrive with active renovation projects, which shortens the path from a hall conversation to a site visit and quote. For suppliers, the value lies in local reach and appointment setting rather than national volume.
Audience quality
High-value decision-makers
Visitors are predominantly homeowners, landlords and self-builders from Plauen and the surrounding Vogtland districts. They come to compare local trades and materials, so intent is practical and project-specific. The audience is smaller than at a national building show, but the short travel distance and free parking support a higher share of serious local buyers.
Exhibitor outcomes
Real business growth
ROI depends on booked follow-up appointments rather than raw footfall. A regional stand is comparatively inexpensive, and a two-day show lets a small sales team capture project details and schedule site visits within the same week. Energy, heating and facade firms with a strong local service area are best placed to convert leads.
Intelligence
Market context
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Vogtland, Saxony, Germany
Why it matters
Plauen is the service hub for a wide rural Vogtland catchment where detached houses dominate and heating upgrades are decided locally. A compact February fair puts installers, merchants and lenders in one hall just before the spring building season, giving homeowners a practical way to compare offers and giving regional firms a low-cost route to project-ready buyers.
Industry trends
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
01
Heat-pump and solar retrofits lead renovation demand
Rising energy costs and subsidy questions are pushing homeowners to replace oil and gas heating with heat pumps and to add rooftop solar plus storage. Regional installers use the fair to explain system sizing, lead times and application paperwork.
What it changes: Heating and solar firms can meet owners who already have a budget and a technical problem to solve.
02
Local trades compete on availability and trust
Large contractors rarely serve small Vogtland towns, so homeowners value local firms that can return for service. Exhibitors stress short travel distances, references from nearby projects and fixed appointment windows.
What it changes: A regional stand builds recognition with buyers who expect after-sales support close to home.
03
Subsidy-aware financing shapes the buying decision
Funding programmes and bank eligibility often decide whether a renovation proceeds. Fairs that combine product exhibitors with finance and energy advisers shorten the path from idea to signed quote.
What it changes: Banks, insurers and energy advisers belong on the floor alongside installers and merchants.
Construction and home-renovation fairs in Saxony and Thuringia
February–March 2027
Buyers in the Vogtland compare several regional Baumessen in February and March. The nearest alternatives sit in Chemnitz, Erfurt and Dresden, each with a different catchment and scale.
13–14 Feb 2027
Baumesse Erfurt 2027
Erfurt, Germany
Indicative circuit dates; confirm with Messe Erfurt before booking.
February is late winter in Plauen: daytime temperatures typically 0–5°C, with frost at night and a real chance of snow or freezing rain. Allow extra travel time on the A72 and keep a warm layer for the hall and car parks.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
Mobile coverage is good in Plauen, and most hotels and cafés offer Wi-Fi. The Festhalle hall can be busy, so download tickets, maps and supplier lists before arrival; card payments are accepted at the box office.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Cultural notes
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Greetings and punctuality
A handshake and a clear appointment time are appreciated. Local firms value punctuality; arrive a few minutes early for a stand meeting.
Cash and cards
Cards are widely accepted in Plauen, but small bakeries and some market stalls still prefer cash. Carry a little euro cash for lunch or local buses.
Practical guides
Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Flights
Destination: Leipzig/Halle Airport (LEJ)
Book flights into LEJ or HOQ, then use the train to Plauen. Allow at least 2 hours between landing and a onward rail departure; February weather can delay regional connections.
Visa
Germany is in the Schengen area. EU/EEA visitors need no visa; many other nationalities can enter visa-free for short business trips, while others need a Schengen short-stay visa before travel.
Estimated cost: €90 adult Schengen visa fee, plus travel and service fees
Processing: About 15 calendar days; apply earlier in peak season
Carry an invitation letter from the organiser, hotel booking and proof of funds for the border or visa interview.
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: From LEJ, take the S-Bahn or train to Leipzig Hbf, then a regional train to Plauen; continue by city bus or taxi to Festhalle Plauen. From HOQ, use a taxi or hire car.
Hotel → venue: Most central Plauen hotels are a 20–30 minute walk or short bus/taxi ride from the hall.
Ride-hail: Taxi and app-based ride-hailing are available in Plauen; a central-to-hall trip is about €9–15.
Public transit: Stadtbus Plauen connects the centre, Bahnhof and Vogtland Klinikum area; buy a day pass if making return trips.
Parking: Free parking is available around Festhalle Plauen; follow signs from Äußere Reichenbacher Straße.
Weather
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: February
Temperature: 0–5°C daytime; frost at night
Seasonality: Mixed rain and snow; icy pavements are possible
Packing: Warm coat, waterproof shoes and layers for the hall. Bring an umbrella and allow extra time for snowy roads.
Plan your trip
Planning
Best day to visit: Saturday 20 February 2027
Saturday draws the largest homeowner audience and the fullest exhibitor staffing, so a first visit gets the widest choice of suppliers and talks. Sunday is quieter and better for detailed conversations if you already have a shortlist.
T-14
Shortlist exhibitors and note the stands you must visit — Use the exhibitor list and product categories to build a one-page plan.
T-10
Book train or hotel and confirm travel times — February weather can slow road travel; keep a buffer.
T-7
Prepare project photos, measurements and budget range — Specific details get a more useful quote on the stand.
T-3
Check opening hours and ticket price on the official page — Confirm the 17:00 close before planning a late arrival.
T-1
Pack documents, cash or card and a bag for brochures — Charge your phone and download the hall map.
Sample visitor itinerary
Route-optimised day
10:00
Register, collect a hall plan and walk the main aisle
Main entrance, Festhalle Plauen
11:00
Two supplier meetings on heating and solar
Energy and building-services stands
13:00
Lunch and listen to a short renovation talk
Show-floor catering area
15:00
Compare window, facade and finance quotes; book follow-ups
Materials and finance stands
Side trips
2
Plauen old town and Johanniskirche
City Walk
10–15 minutes by car from the hall
See the rebuilt centre, the distinctive tower of Johanniskirche and the Elster riverfront after the show.
Bad Elster spa gardens
Half-Day Excursion
About 45 minutes by car
A relaxed spa-town walk in the Vogtland countryside, useful for a weekend around the fair.
Networking spots
2
Restaurant Alt Plauen
Regional restaurant
Central Plauen restaurant for a small exhibitor dinner; book ahead on show weekend.
Bar at Best Western Hotel Am Straßberger Tor
Hotel bar
Convenient central meeting point within walking distance of the Altstadt.
First-timer guide
Follow-up playbook
Send a short thank-you email within 24 hours
Restate the project scope, budget and decision date
Ask for a written quote and proposed site-visit slot
Compare at least two offers on the same scope
Confirm the chosen supplier in writing and diarise the installation date
A two-day regional fair generates a dense shortlist. Fast, specific follow-up separates serious suppliers from brochure collectors and keeps a spring renovation on schedule.
Budget
Costs & budget
Shell scheme
EUR 85–110 / m²
Raw space
EUR 55–75 / m²
Standard booth
9 m²
Estimated 2027 bands for a regional two-day fair; no printed 2027 stand tariff was available. Figures exclude VAT and special builds.
Badge and lead-capture app; export CSV to the CRM after the show.
FAQs & glossary
Answers
Frequently asked
When is Baumesse Vogtland-BAU 2027?
Baumesse Vogtland-BAU 2027 runs on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 February 2027 at Festhalle Plauen in Plauen, Saxony. The two-day fair opens at 10:00 and closes at 17:00 on both days. It is the region's annual construction and renovation consumer fair, held in the same hall each February.
Where is Baumesse Vogtland-BAU held?
The fair is held at Festhalle Plauen, Äußere Reichenbacher Straße 4, 08529 Plauen, in the Vogtland region of Saxony, Germany. The venue is the city's Kultur- und Kongresszentrum and sits about 800 metres from the A72 Plauen-Ost approach. Free parking is available around the hall, and the main entrance is barrier-free.
Is Baumesse Vogtland-BAU free?
Entry is not free for adults: the 2027 day ticket is €7.00 and is sold at the box office, where cash and card payments are accepted. Children up to 18 enter free when accompanied by an adult. Seniors, pupils, students, trainees, volunteers, emergency-service staff and people with disabilities can buy a reduced ticket with valid proof.
What are the opening hours of Vogtland-BAU 2027?
Both show days run from 10:00 to 17:00, according to the organiser's 2027 event page. Some third-party ticket listings show an 18:00 close, so visitors planning a late arrival should confirm the same-day closing time with JESKE Messen before travelling. The box office operates during show hours.
What can visitors see at Vogtland-BAU?
Exhibitors cover construction, building materials and components, skilled trades, building services, property and financing. A growing section is devoted to the energy transition: photovoltaics, solar technology, heat pumps, energy-optimised building and smart-home energy-saving systems. Visitors can also compare facade insulation, windows, roofing and flooring suppliers under one roof.
Who should exhibit at Baumesse Vogtland-BAU?
The fair suits regional builders, craftsmen, building-material suppliers, heating and electrical contractors, solar and heat-pump installers, window and facade specialists, property agents and finance providers. Exhibitors meet homeowners and landlords who are actively planning a build, renovation or energy upgrade and want local quotes and advice.
Is Vogtland-BAU trade-only or open to the public?
It is a public consumer fair, not a trade-only show. Anyone planning to build, buy, renovate or improve a home can attend, and tickets are sold at the box office. Trade visitors are welcome too, but the programme is written for homeowners, landlords and local businesses rather than professional buyers with appointment-only access.
How do I get to Festhalle Plauen?
Festhalle Plauen is at Äußere Reichenbacher Straße 4, 08529 Plauen. By car, leave the A72 at Plauen-Ost and follow signs for Vogtland Klinikum and Festhalle; the hall is about 800 metres after turning into Äußere Reichenbacher Straße. Free parking is available around the venue.
Is parking available at Baumesse Vogtland-BAU?
Yes. The organiser says inexpensive and free parking is available around Festhalle Plauen, and the approach from the A72 Plauen-Ost exit is signposted. Drivers should follow the Vogtland Klinikum signs, turn into Äußere Reichenbacher Straße and use the marked car parks near the hall.
Can children attend Baumesse Vogtland-BAU?
Children up to 18 years enter free when accompanied by an adult. The fair is a consumer show, and the organiser sells adult day tickets at the box office. Under-18s should stay with their accompanying adult while moving through the exhibition halls, and pushchairs can use the barrier-free main entrance.
Glossary
1
Vogtland
A cultural and economic region in south-west Saxony, Germany, around Plauen and the Elster valley, known for skilled trades and mid-sized manufacturing.
2
Baumesse
German for a construction or building fair. Vogtland-BAU is a consumer-oriented Baumesse where regional trades present materials, services and advice.
3
Gebäudetechnik
Building services technology: heating, ventilation, plumbing, electrical systems and controls that make a building usable and energy-efficient.
4
Wärmepumpe
A heat pump that moves heat from air, ground or water into a building. It is a central option for replacing oil or gas heating in German renovation projects.
5
Photovoltaik
Solar photovoltaic technology that converts sunlight into electricity. At Vogtland-BAU, installers present rooftop systems, storage and self-consumption packages.
6
U-Wert
The heat-transfer coefficient of a building component. A lower U-value means better insulation, which matters for facade, window and roof upgrades.
7
KfW-Förderung
State development-bank funding for energy-efficient construction and renovation in Germany. Advisers at the fair explain how subsidy applications fit a project.
Also known as
Alternate names and search phrases for this event.