Gala and show venues

Owned by the Grouvel family since 1817, the castle of Osthoffen will offer you a real dream setting! Since the Roman camp built in 65 A.C., many renovations have followed. A plain castle in the 12th century, then a seigniorial residence in the 15th century, it was almost destroyed during the French revolution and rebuilt in the 19th century by the Grouvel family. Ideally located 15 minutes from Strasbourg ...

Built during the Century of Lights, at the northern border of the city of Strasbourg, the Castle of Pourtalès has been extended and totally refurbished 200 years ago. The tree boarded paths leading to the castle through the vast English park introduce any guest to luxurious its surroundings. Turrets and marchionesses confer to the castle an authentic romantic charm. Metternich, Louis II de Bavière, ...

Erected on the ramparts of the village of Kientzheim in the 16th century, Château Saint Etienne d'Alsace was the residence of a glorious general of Charles V, Lazare de Schwendi, who introduced Tokay, the spoils of his campaigns in Hungary, to Alsace... Owned by the Confrérie since 1973, it houses an oenotheque with the oldest bottles dating back to 1834, and is now used for festive, ...

Welcome aboard to host your professional meetings on CroisiEurope’s river cruise ships. CroisiEurope offers the unique combination of hosting professional events together with the excitement of travelling to wonderful destinations on a cruise.  Our events are specifically tailored for people from industries requiring continuing professional development in addition to courses for your ...

On the outskirts of Strasbourg, the site specially reserved for your events welcomes you in a contemporary style building surrounded by an exceptional environment of greenery. The Espace Le Kaleido possesses all the resources needed to live up to your expectations: personalized projection of logos both inside and outside the building, a giant touch screen, wifi, video-projection, etc. in four conference ...

L'Orangerie du Manoir is located in Oberhaslach, Alsace, just 35 minutes from Strasbourg. You'll enjoy an exceptional view of the lush natural surroundings in a prestigious setting. With a surface area of 350m2 and a capacity of 240 people, it's also the first orangery in the Grand Est region. A unique setting that will make your event just as unique. We also offer a range of self-catering ...

The University Palace of Strasbourg is a neo-renaissance building, symbol of knowledge and power. Once past the entrance hall, you enter an inner courtyard: the Aula Marc Bloch, surrounded by richly decorated arcades on two levels. This aula is a volume illuminated and sheltered by a closed Italian glass roof. It is very spacious and luminous, which makes it perfect for the largest events, from ...

Built in 1804 to accommodate the orange Castle Bouxwiller confiscated during the French Revolution, he was named Josephine de Beauharnais, Empress of the French, wife of Napoleon Bonaparte from 1796 to 1809. The location in the heart of the Parc de l'Orangerie, facing the European institutions, is intended to present to host events, exhibitions, banquets ... ...

Licence de spectacle 670066 Dîner - déjeuner - spectacle / cocktails dînatoires « Through the passionate work of our close-knit and highly involved team, the Royal Palace has risen to be one of the three largest Music Halls in France. Always bigger, better and more surprising, our shows are fresh each year. » Open the doors of one of the three greatest music halls ...

Saint-Guillaume is a cultural landmark in Strasbourg. Built in 1301 and listed as a Historic Monument, it is one of the jewels in Strasbourg's architectural crown.  Fully equipped (lights, sound, stage) and modular, Saint-Guillaume is supported by a professional management team and a service staff to organise your events. The venue comprises a number of spaces: the Nave, Chapel, Foyer and the ...

The Villa Knopf is a Jugendstil/Art nouveau building in Strasbourg's UNESCO-listed Neustadt district.  It was built in 1904-1905 by architects Gustave Krafft and Jules Berninger for the Knopf family. The Villa and its garden are now open for your business events: from meetings to gala dinners for up to 55 people. ...

The Villa. History, nestling inside a property built in 1882 on Am Roseneck, a site named after the rose bushes tended with care right down to this day, her majestic origins from the Venetian Renaissance visible in the classical style of her exterior. After entering through the porch from the garden with its rose-filled borders, Roseneck Hall, with its high ceilings, brightness and elegant friezes ...