The Collège néerlandais can host a conference for 110 people, a workshop for 40 or a standing cocktail for 160 in its grand salon. The house sits on the Cité internationale universitaire de Paris, on boulevard Jourdan in the 14th arrondissement of Paris.
Seminars and company events
The grand salon covers 160 m² and is lit by daylight. A mezzanine opens onto the room. The official capacities are 110 seated in conference layout, 40 in classroom, 40 in U-shape, 40 in a square table setup and 160 for a cocktail. That range suits a half-day conference, a training day, a product presentation or an evening reception for a team or a client group.
The room is equipped with a video projector, a screen, a sound system and a lectern. Wi-Fi is free. A cloakroom is available and the space is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Some services are included in packages and others are added on request, so the quote depends on the format you choose.
The entrance hall is not part of the hire. Plan your welcome desk and circulation inside the salon and the areas confirmed by the events team.
Weddings and receptions
The official event pages present the house for conferences, seminars, cocktails and large gatherings by companies. They do not describe a wedding offer, so a private family celebration should be checked directly with the campus events team before you plan around it.
Rooms and capacities
The event offer here is a single space, the grand salon, with the capacities listed above. If your group is larger than 160 standing, the campus offers other houses and the Maison internationale, which has more than 2,000 m² of modular event space according to the campus pages. Around twenty spaces in the park houses welcome from 10 to more than 150 participants.
Catering
The campus runs its own catering service, with turnkey or tailor-made packages: breakfasts, cocktails, dinners and themed evenings. The menu is renewed each season. Catering is arranged through the events team when you request a quote.
History and setting
The Collège néerlandais opened in 1938. It is the only building in France by the Dutch architect Willem Marinus Dudok, one of the leading figures of the Dutch school between the wars. The building is organized around an inner patio described as a light trap, with a pool lined in blue mosaic and 33 roof terraces. It has been listed as a historic monument since 2005.
The house belongs to the Cité internationale, a campus founded in 1925 with 47 houses and a 34-hectare park, the second largest park in Paris. Part of the income from events supports the heritage and the young residents of the campus, according to the official pages.
Getting there
The campus is in the south of Paris, at 61 boulevard Jourdan. The RER B station Cité universitaire and the T3a tramway line serve the boulevard, and the Paris city center is a short ride away.
