From October 6 to 9, 2016, the second Motorworld Classics Berlin will once again bring the fascinating world of automotive passion to the historic halls of Messe Berlin and the Summer Garden under the Radio Tower. Following the positive response to the premiere in 2015, the organizers are once again focusing this year on the "look and feel" of the good old days, which is celebrated by exhibitors, clubs and visitors alike.
High-quality exhibits, a colorful supporting program and a stylish open-air picnic make the show a real highlight for lovers of cultivated driving culture. The classic car scene will also be given even more space, as Motorworld Classics 2016 will occupy additional exhibition halls. This will create space for more exhibitors, for motorcycles as a new theme area and once again for a large special show.
Perfect backdrop for old sheet metal
The historic halls of Messe Berlin and the summer garden under the radio tower form the perfect backdrop for the successful classic car trade fair, which is presented in the style of the good old days. Artists bring the fifties and sixties to life, service providers present matching accessories and offers and the trade fair staff also appear in stylish outfits.
More space, a new theme area and a special exhibition
A total of 200 exhibiting dealers, clubs and service providers, over 700 exhibits and 20,000 guests: that was the result of Motorworld Classics Berlin 2015. Almost all exhibitors from the premiere trade fair are back again this year and the show is growing. Additional exhibition halls create space for this. The organizers are filling the expanded exhibition space with new highlights. For example, the motorcycle theme will be added on a larger scale - an innovation that takes into account the feedback from premiere visitors.
In response to the positive response to the 2015 special show on Berlin as an automotive location, this idea will also be continued at Motorworld Classics 2016 - this time with extraordinary exhibits from Berlin coachbuilders.
An auction will also bring one or two classic car rarities under the hammer and visitors are once again invited to park their classic cars free of charge in the summer garden and become a lively part of the stylish picnic under the Berlin Radio Tower.
Further information on the upcoming fair can be found on the event website.
