Greetings, dear video game fan! Twice a year, the most exuberant gaming party in Germany awaits you in Hannover.
In addition to DreamHack, the capital of Lower Saxony also offers other attractions such as numerous public green spaces, a variety of street art and several historic buildings. Hannover has a multifaceted offer of culture, events, live experiences and much more all year round.
A special highlight of the “Schützenstadt” is the gigantic exhibition center, which is even the second largest in the world. Numerous renowned world-leading events are held there every year, including the well-known automobile exhibition, the Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung (IAA). This makes Hannover one of the leading expo cities in Europe.
For the return of DreamHack to Germany, the city full of history was chosen as the venue. Over three halls and the entire weekend, everything revolves around gaming, exciting Esport tournaments, endless LAN action and impressive cosplays twice a year in Hannover.
Greetings, dear video game fan! Twice a year, the most exuberant gaming party in Germany awaits you in Hannover.
In addition to DreamHack, the capital of Lower Saxony also offers other attractions such as numerous public green spaces, a variety of street art and several historic buildings. Hannover has a multifaceted offer of culture, events, live experiences and much more all year round.
A special highlight of the “Schützenstadt” is the gigantic exhibition center, which is even the second largest in the world. Numerous renowned world-leading events are held there every year, including the well-known automobile exhibition, the Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung (IAA). This makes Hannover one of the leading expo cities in Europe.
For the return of DreamHack to Germany, the city full of history was chosen as the venue. Over three halls and the entire weekend, everything revolves around gaming, exciting Esport tournaments, endless LAN action and impressive cosplays twice a year in Hannover.
Greetings, dear video game fan! Twice a year, the most exuberant gaming party in Germany awaits you in Hannover.
In addition to DreamHack, the capital of Lower Saxony also offers other attractions such as numerous public green spaces, a variety of street art and several historic buildings. Hannover has a multifaceted offer of culture, events, live experiences and much more all year round.
A special highlight of the “Schützenstadt” is the gigantic exhibition center, which is even the second largest in the world. Numerous renowned world-leading events are held there every year, including the well-known automobile exhibition, the Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung (IAA). This makes Hannover one of the leading expo cities in Europe.
For the return of DreamHack to Germany, the city full of history was chosen as the venue. Over three halls and the entire weekend, everything revolves around gaming, exciting Esport tournaments, endless LAN action and impressive cosplays twice a year in Hannover.
Venue address: Deutsche Messe, Exhibition Ground, Hermes Allee, 30521 Hannover, Germany
DreamHack Hannover will be in the halls 11, 12 and 13. Every single one of them will be filled up with exciting Esport tournaments, impressive cosplays and a lot of online and offline games. In hall 11 will be the world famous BYOC-LAN-Party where you can play the whole weekend with your friends.
All three halls are barrier-free.
Festival Attendees should use the entrance ‘West 1’. This is found at 12, Karlsruher Str., 30880 Laatzen.
LAN Participants should use the entrance ‘South 1’, accessible via Alte Kronsbergstraße
Please ensure if you are a LAN participant that you do not use the entrance ‘West 1’, as the Check-In at the entrance ‘South 1’ is mandatory.
The A2 allows for a comfortable and quick journey from the direction of North Rhine-Westphalia and Berlin. Take the A7 Autobahn directly to Hannover – whether you are coming from Hamburg or Munich.
From the North
A7 in the direction of Kassel/Hannover, take exit 56 at the Hannover-Kirchhorst junction onto the A37 (B3 Messe-Schnellweg) in the direction of Hannover/Messe.
From the East
A2 in the direction of Magdeburg/Hannover/Dortmund, take exit 47 at the Hannover-Buchholz junction onto the A37 (B3 Messe-Schnellweg*) in the direction of Hannover/Messe.
From the South
A7 in the direction of Hannover/Hamburg, take exit 60 at the Hannover-Süd junction onto the A37 (B3 Messe-Schnellweg*) in the direction of Hannover/Messe.
From the West
A2 in the direction of Hannover/Magdeburg/Berlin, take exist 48 at the Hannover-Ost junction onto the A7 in the direction of Kassel, then take exit 58 at Hannover-Anderten onto the B65 in the direction of Hannover, then go onto the B6 at the Seelhorst junction, in the direction of (Messeschnellweg) Hannover-Messe.
Cars can be parked in car parks 34 and 35 (optionally also in car parks 36, 38 and 40). A day-ticket costs €6.
Hannover offers excellent connections to the convention via various means of transport.
From the city centre: The tram lines 1 and 2 from the main railway station or Kröpke provide the fastest way to get to the West Entrance. Get off at the stop “Laatzen Birkenstraße” or “Laatzen Eichstraße”. Alternatively, take the S-Bahn line S4 to the station “Hannover Messe/Laatzen”.
If you exit at “Laatzen Birkenstraße”, you will reach the Skywalk directly via Münchener Straße, which will lead you to the west entrance.
If you exit at “Eichstraße”, take the stairs to the Messe/Laatzen station. Go through the station and follow the signs to the Messe – here you will also reach the entrance via the Skywalk.
You can also take tram line 8 from the central station in the direction of “Messe Nord”. From there, a free shuttle bus will take you to the west entrance.
Find a suitable train connection here. The best stop to get off at is the “Hannover Messe/Laatzen” station. Should you arrive at the central station, you can use the tram lines 1 and 2, the S4, or tram line 8. More detailed information on this can be found under the “Arrival by Public Transport” tab.
There are also a few Flixtrain connections to Hannover, some of which go all the way to the Messe station.
Furthermore, there is also the possibility to arrive via FlixBus. This stops directly opposite the central station.
Find current flight schedules on the Hannover Airport website. From there, the S-Bahn can help you.
The train station at Hannover Airport is located between Terminal B and Terminal C. From there, you can use the S-Bahn line S5 to travel to Hannover central station. From there, you can take tram lines 1 and 2, the S4, or tram line 8. More detailed information on this can be found under the “Arrival by Public Transport” tab.
Alternatively, you can take a taxi from the airport to the exhibition centre in around 30 minutes. Taxi bookings: Hallo Taxi 3811 – Hotline: +49 (0)511-3811
Here you can also find a clear travel plan.