Conference and Event Facilities

The Conference Center Laxenburg is suitable for all kinds of functions and provides unforgettable surroundings for events for up to 500 participants. Since renovations have been completed the Conference Center appears in a new light, especially the terrace with its new solar panel is a nice meeting place for cocktails and comfortable coffee breaks. The Conference Center Laxenburg is now, as always, a favorite rendez‑vous for meetings. It is the fusing of the old with the desire to use this historic building for a purpose geared to the future which makes the Conference Center Laxenburg so attractive. The historical state rooms offer space for up to 500 people and in the garden we can host up to 2,200 guests.

	Total Area	Exhibition Area	Theater	Classroom	U-Shape	Cocktail	Banquet
Room Name	in Sq Ft/Sq M	in Sq Ft/Sq M
State Room Theatersaal	4026/374	4026/374	350	140	80	350	180
State Room Ovaler Saal	1980/184	1980/184	180	120	50	200	150
State Room Marschall Zimmer 1	1550/144	1550/144	140	70	40	140	110
State Room Marschall Zimmer 2	1399/130	1399/130	100	60	40	120	80
State Room Kaminzimmer	882/82	882/82	60	30	20	70	40
Seminar Room Maria Theresia	667/62	667/62	46	20	18	--	--
Seminar Room Franz Josef	646/60	646/60	46	20	16	--	--
Seminar Room Kronprinz Rudolf	646/60	646/60	46	20	16	--	--

Some historic details about the rooms:


Theatersaal
Empress Maria Theresia had it built in 1753. Theater ensembles from Austria, France and Italy presented their newest plays here. And today the Theatersaal experiences a Renaissance because more and more cultural events and professional meetings take place in the splendid surrounding.

Ovaler Saal
This baroque room was the former dining room of the Empress. The wall paintings and the old wood floors were completely restored. In summer the room can be opened up and joins the marble terrace and the palace park, creating a one‑of‑a‑kind ambiance and atmosphere. The room can be used for exhibitions, meetings and grand dinners.

Kaminzimmer fire place room)
In the old times this room was called the Chinese Room. It was quite fashionable in the 18th century to have "themed" rooms like this in palaces and to fill them with art and curiosities from the chosen country. The room was renovated up to today's standards and received a wood floor. The decorative, historic tile stove completes the elegant setting.