AKD-Tagungshaus rents eight meeting rooms in Berlin-Charlottenburg for conferences, seminars, workshops and team meetings, including a 308 m2 hall with a stage.
Seminars and company events
The house belongs to the Amt für kirchliche Dienste and is run as a conference center. Its rooms are bright, modular and flexible. They can be used one by one or combined, and adjoining rooms on the upper floors can be joined. Layouts range from workshop tables to a stage setting for presentations and large areas for group work. Hybrid events are possible with the house technology.
Every room has a flipchart, a pinboard, a projector, a basic moderation case and free Wi-Fi. Whiteboards, laptops and further equipment can be booked on request. Personal contacts are on site during your event.
The approach suits a one-day workshop as well as a multi-day conference. Participants can reach lunch spots on the neighborhood streets, and the café point inside the house offers a place to step out between sessions.
Weddings and receptions
The official site presents the house for conferences, seminars, team meetings and similar events. It does not offer weddings.
Rooms and capacities
- Großer Saal: 308 m2 with a stage and its own technology.
- Raum 1.1 and seven further meeting rooms: the site gives no sizes or capacities, so ask for the plans.
All floors are reachable by elevator, and the entrance is level.
Catering
Catering comes through local partners and is exclusively vegetarian and vegan. You choose the offer yourself and adapt it to your event. A coffee and water flat rate is part of the basic offer. Snacks, lunch, cake and fruit can be ordered, and a café point gives guests a place to rest and talk.
The house works with sustainability in mind. It uses plastic-free working materials and biodegradable cleaning products, and buys food and drinks from local partners.
History and setting
The house stands at Goethestrasse 27 in the Karl-August-Platz neighborhood, surrounded by cafés, restaurants, small shops and playgrounds. A weekly market takes place on the square every Wednesday and Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. A library with specialist literature on religious and community education is available in the building. Many places to stay are in the immediate area.
Getting there
Berlin-Charlottenburg railway station and the Wilmersdorfer Strasse subway station are a few minutes on foot. Events run Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. The house is closed on Sundays and public holidays. The office answers requests Monday to Thursday by phone and email.
