Baumesse Offenbach 2027, the Offenbach Construction Fair, runs 15-17 January 2027 at the Messezentrum in Offenbach am Main, Germany. The three-day public show fills four halls with regional builders, craftsmen and suppliers covering construction, renovation, energy efficiency, interiors and garden.
Entry costs EUR 5 per person, children aged 16 and under enter free, and doors open daily from 10:00 to 18:00. The 2026 edition attracted more than 15,000 visitors and over 180 exhibitors across four halls.
TL;DR
1Dates: 15-17 January 2027, daily 10:00-18:00, at the Messezentrum Offenbach.
2Entry: EUR 5 per person; visitors aged 16 and under are admitted free.
3Scale: over 180 exhibitors across four halls and more than 15,000 visitors at the 2026 edition.
4Focus: building, renovation, heat pumps, photovoltaics, interiors and garden in one regional show.
5Location: Kaiserstraße 108-112, 63065 Offenbach am Main, in the Frankfurt/Rhein-Main region.
Why visit
Visit Baumesse Offenbach 2027 to compare local builders, heating installers, window and facade specialists, kitchen studios and garden suppliers in one weekend. Free expert talks run throughout the show on topics such as damp and mould, energy saving, home finance and burglary protection, and exhibitors demonstrate products live. With more than 15,000 visitors at the 2026 edition, it is the region's practical route from renovation idea to a shortlist of contractors.
Why exhibit
Exhibit at Baumesse Offenbach 2027 to meet homeowners and property owners from Offenbach and the wider Rhine-Main area who are actively planning building, renovation or energy work. The show mixes a broad public audience with regional trade buyers, and more than 180 companies used the 2026 edition to generate local leads. A stand puts your products in front of buyers who can visit your showroom or approve work in the weeks after the weekend.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Who this event is for
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Homeowners and flat owners planning a build, extension or energy-efficient renovation.
Families comparing kitchens, bathrooms, windows, heating systems and interior finishes.
Households replacing gas heating with heat pumps, solar or battery storage.
Garden owners and DIY renovators looking for materials, tools and local contractors.
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Regional building contractors, architects and prefabricated-house suppliers.
Heating, plumbing, photovoltaic and energy-consulting businesses.
Kitchen, bathroom, window, facade and interior-fit-out specialists.
Garden, outdoor-living, DIY and home-appliance brands selling in the Rhine-Main market.
Messezentrum Offenbach, Kaiserstraße 108-112, 63065 Offenbach am Main, Germany
Entrances & gates
Main entrance, Kaiserstraße
Main foyer
Ticket desk and show information are inside the main foyer; the entrance is step-free.
Facilities
Accessibility
The organiser lists the show as barrier-free and suitable for older visitors, with step-free access through the main entrance.
On-site shuttle
The venue is compact and walkable, and no shuttle service is published.
Food options
Show catering stations
On-site dining
Parking: The Messezentrum sits on Kaiserstraße 108-112 with direct road access from the Offenbach and Frankfurt city motorways. Limited on-site parking is typical for the site; arrive before 10:00 or use the S-Bahn to Offenbach-Kaiserlei and walk to the entrance.
Gate: Enter through the main Messezentrum entrance on Kaiserstraße; the ticket desk is inside the foyer. The site is step-free and marked as barrier-free and family-friendly.
Attend
Entry & tickets
Event days & opening times
DayOpening hours
Daily10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Day ticket
EUR 5 per person for the day; visitors aged 16 and under free.
€5.00
Ticket info
Badge collection
Buy a ticket at the entrance desk; no advance badge is required in the published information.
Ticket notes
Admission costs EUR 5 per person; children aged 16 and under are free. Keep the ticket, as its entry stub is used for the show prize draw.
Registration deadline
No advance registration deadline; day tickets are sold at the entrance during show hours.
Energy and HeatingBuilding and RenovationLiving and Interiors
Co-located seminars
Free expert talks
Free
Daily talks from exhibiting specialists on energy saving, damp and mould, home finance and burglary protection.
Talk room on the upper floor; the programme runs on all three show days.
Government supporters
City of Offenbach am Main
Patronage of the show by the Lord Mayor · Germany
How the last edition performed
Previous edition
Last edition
2026
Completed
Visitors: 15,000
Exhibitors: 180
This edition
2027
Forecast — not final
Visitors: 15,000
Exhibitors: 180
Next edition
Not announced yet
Growth over time
Edition recap
The 2026 edition ran 23-25 January across four halls, with over 180 exhibitors and more than 15,000 visitors. Energy topics, especially photovoltaics and heat pumps, were the strongest draw.
New this edition
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Energy focus across the halls
Photovoltaics, heat pumps and sustainable energy supply were the 2026 show's strongest theme, supported by premium partner EVO.
Baumesse Offenbach matters because it concentrates the Rhine-Main renovation market into one weekend in January, when homeowners are planning the year's building work. Local contractors, heating installers and energy advisers meet buyers who can act quickly, and the show turns broad renovation interest into measurable enquiries and showroom visits.
Audience quality
High-value decision-makers
The audience is consumer-led but commercially useful: property owners, families and renovators from Offenbach and the surrounding Rhine-Main towns. Most arrive with a specific project, and the free talk programme gives them a reason to stay. Exhibitors should expect high enquiry volume with mixed project sizes rather than a pure specification audience.
Exhibitor outcomes
Real business growth
ROI depends on converting weekend enquiries into site visits and quotes. With more than 15,000 visitors and over 180 exhibitors at the 2026 edition, the ratio supports regional lead generation, but no audited return, rebooking rate or satisfaction score has been published. Budget on cost per qualified enquiry rather than a guaranteed sales figure.
Intelligence
Market context
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Rhine-Main, Germany
Why it matters
The Rhine-Main region has strong housing demand and an ageing building stock, so renovation and retrofit spending is more resilient than new-build. A regional fair that puts homeowners in front of local heat-pump, solar and construction specialists shortens the buying journey and gives brands direct access to the households making the decisions.
Industry trends
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
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Heat pumps and solar drive retrofit decisions
Rising energy costs and Germany's building-energy rules are pushing homeowners to replace gas boilers with heat pumps and add photovoltaic panels with battery storage.
What it changes: Heating and solar suppliers can meet buyers who already have a budget and a live project, shortening the sales cycle.
Plan six to twelve weeks ahead for the autumn and winter editions in the series.
Baumesse Offenbach is one stop in a German consumer building-fair series with more than 20 locations. The nearby editions below let exhibitors and visitors plan a regional circuit around the January Offenbach weekend.
16–18 Oct 2026
Baumesse Bad Kreuznach
Bad Kreuznach, Germany
Same Baumesse series, about an hour west of Offenbach; dates taken from the published circuit listing.
January in Offenbach is cold and grey, typically 0-5 C, with frost at night and a chance of snow or sleet. Pack a warm coat, gloves and waterproof shoes for the walk from the S-Bahn.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
German mobile coverage is strong and EU roaming applies for European SIMs. Venue wi-fi is not advertised, so bring a mobile hotspot or use your phone data for lead capture.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Cultural notes
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Punctuality and directness
German business meetings start on time and appreciate a clear agenda. Small talk is brief; come with a specific question and a written quote ready.
Sunday closures
The show runs Friday to Sunday, but most shops and many restaurants outside the venue close on Sunday. Book dinner for Friday or Saturday and check opening hours before travelling.
Practical guides
Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Flights
Destination: FRA - Frankfurt Airport
Book six to ten weeks ahead for January. Frankfurt has the widest direct network, and the S-Bahn runs from the airport to Offenbach without a change in most cases.
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: Take the S-Bahn from Frankfurt Airport toward Offenbach-Kaiserlei, about 30-35 minutes with one change; a taxi takes 20-30 minutes and costs EUR 35-50.
Hotel → venue: Most central Offenbach hotels are a 10-25 minute walk or a short taxi ride from Kaiserstraße 108-112.
Ride-hail: Uber and Bolt operate in the Frankfurt region; expect EUR 12-25 from Offenbach centre and EUR 35-50 from the airport.
Public transit: S1, S2, S8 and S9 stop at Offenbach-Kaiserlei; local buses connect Marktplatz and the venue.
Parking: On-site parking is not quantified; arrive before 10:00 or use the S-Bahn during the show weekend.
Weather
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: January
Temperature: 0-5 C
Seasonality: Cold, grey winter weather with frost and occasional snow or sleet; no dry-season guarantee.
Packing: Warm coat, gloves, scarf and waterproof shoes for the station walk, plus a compact umbrella.
Plan your trip
Planning
Best day to visit: Saturday 16 January 2027
Saturday is the busiest day and most exhibitors run their demonstrations and talks, so the floor has the widest choice of suppliers. Friday is calmer for detailed conversations; Sunday is quieter after lunch but some stands may start packing early.
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Book ticket and travel — Confirm the 15-17 January dates, train or flight, and a hotel in Offenbach or Kaiserlei.
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List your renovation projects — Write down the rooms, systems and budget you want to discuss so you can shortlist stands.
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Check the talk programme — Pick the free expert talks on heating, finance or damp and plan the hall route around them.
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Prepare questions and documents — Bring floor plans, photos, energy bills and any quotes already received.
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Confirm travel and opening hours — Doors open 10:00-18:00; check the S-Bahn route to Offenbach-Kaiserlei and arrive early.
Sample visitor itinerary
Route-optimised day
10:00
Ticket desk and hall orientation
Messezentrum main entrance
11:00
Heating, heat-pump and solar stands
Energy halls
13:00
Free expert talk and lunch break
Talk room and catering area
15:00
Kitchen, bathroom and interior supplier meetings
Interior halls
Side trips
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Frankfurt Altstadt and Römer
Half-Day City Trip
20-25 minutes by S-Bahn from Offenbach
Historic square, riverside walk and good restaurants for an evening after the show.
Mainz old town
Day Trip
35-45 minutes by train from Offenbach
Romanesque cathedral, Gutenberg museum and wine taverns make an easy post-show day.
Networking spots
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Wilhelmsplatz, Offenbach
Cafes and casual drinks
Central square with restaurants and bars, ten minutes by taxi from the venue.
Sachsenhausen apple-wine taverns
Dinner and drinks
Traditional Frankfurt restaurants across the river; book ahead for Friday or Saturday.
First-timer guide
Follow-up playbook
Send a short note within 48 hours naming the product and the project discussed.
Attach the quote, datasheet or showroom invitation rather than a generic brochure.
Log the lead in the CRM with consent source and an agreed follow-up date.
Book the site visit or technical call within ten working days.
Review the pipeline after 30 days and close leads with no active project.
Home renovation decisions move over weeks, not months, and homeowners often collect several quotes after the show. A fast, specific follow-up with a price range and a site-visit date wins against a delayed generic email.
Budget
Costs & budget
Shell scheme
EUR 220–320 / m²
Raw space
EUR 120–180 / m²
Standard booth
9 m²
No exhibitor tariff is printed on the show pages. Bands are estimated from comparable German regional building fairs and exclude VAT, rigging and utilities.
Lead capture and event technology; no official scanner is named by the organiser.
FAQs & glossary
Answers
Frequently asked
When is Baumesse Offenbach 2027?
Baumesse Offenbach 2027 takes place from Friday 15 to Sunday 17 January 2027 at the Messezentrum in Offenbach am Main. Doors open each day from 10:00 to 18:00, giving visitors three full days to compare exhibitors and attend the free expert talks. The dates follow the show's traditional mid-January weekend slot.
Where is Baumesse Offenbach held?
The show is held at the Messezentrum Offenbach, Kaiserstraße 108-112, 63065 Offenbach am Main, Germany. The venue sits in the Rhine-Main region and is served by the S-Bahn stop Offenbach-Kaiserlei, with Frankfurt Airport about 20 km away. Four halls and an outdoor area host the exhibition.
Is Baumesse Offenbach free?
No, general admission costs EUR 5 per person for a day ticket. Children aged 16 and under are admitted free, so a family visit stays inexpensive. Tickets are sold at the entrance and the stub on each ticket doubles as the entry form for the show's Mitsubishi ASX prize draw.
What are the opening hours of Baumesse Offenbach?
Baumesse Offenbach opens daily from 10:00 to 18:00 across the three show days, Friday 15 to Sunday 17 January 2027. Most visitors spend two to four hours on the floor. Arrive before 10:00 for easier parking and a calmer start at the ticket desk.
Who should exhibit at Baumesse Offenbach?
Builders, architects, heating and plumbing firms, photovoltaic and battery installers, window and facade specialists, kitchen and bathroom studios, and garden suppliers should exhibit. The audience is regional and purchase-ready, and more than 180 companies took part in the 2026 edition. A stand converts local interest into showroom visits and quotes.
How many visitors attend Baumesse Offenbach?
The 2026 edition drew more than 15,000 visitors to the four halls, according to the post-show report. The 2025 edition reported around 16,000 visitors. Organisers have not published a forecast for 2027, but the event has run since 2002 and remains one of the series' largest regional stops.
What can visitors see at Baumesse Offenbach?
Visitors can compare construction and renovation services, heat pumps, solar panels and battery storage, kitchens, bathrooms, windows, facade systems and garden products. Free expert talks cover energy saving, damp and mould, home finance and burglary protection, and exhibitors run live demonstrations and prize draws on their stands.
Is Baumesse Offenbach trade-only or open to the public?
Baumesse Offenbach is a public consumer show, not a trade-only fair. Homeowners, tenants, families and DIY renovators make up most of the audience, while regional trade visitors also attend to compare suppliers. Anyone can buy a EUR 5 day ticket at the door, and children aged 16 and under enter free.
How do I get to the Messezentrum Offenbach?
Take the S-Bahn to Offenbach-Kaiserlei and walk to Kaiserstraße 108-112, or drive from Frankfurt via the A661 and B43. Frankfurt Airport is roughly 20 km away, about 25 minutes by car or 35 minutes by train. On-site parking is not quantified, so public transport is often easier.
Is Baumesse Offenbach family-friendly?
Yes. The organiser lists the show as family-friendly and barrier-free, with step-free access, food stations and seating areas across the site. Children aged 16 and under enter free, and the halls are compact enough to tour with a pram. Dogs are also allowed, according to the official show information.
Glossary
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Baumesse
A German consumer building fair where regional contractors, suppliers and homeowners meet to compare products and services for building, renovating and living.
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Wärmepumpe
A heat pump that extracts heat from air, ground or water and delivers it to a building's heating and hot-water system at high efficiency.
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Photovoltaik
Solar photovoltaic panels that convert daylight into electricity, often paired with a battery to raise self-consumption.
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Energetische Sanierung
An energy-focused refurbishment that upgrades insulation, windows, heating or ventilation to cut a building's primary energy demand.
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KfW-Förderung
Low-interest loans and grants from Germany's state development bank KfW for energy-efficient construction and renovation.
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Fertighaus
A prefabricated house assembled from factory-built wall, floor and roof elements, usually erected on site in a few days.
Also known as
Alternate names and search phrases for this event.