Conferences, roadshows, summer and Christmas parties and gala dinners for up to 1,000 guests, as well as weddings for 50 to 160, can be organized here. The venue is Gutshof Ladenburg, a historic estate at Schriesheimer Strasse 101 in Ladenburg, between Heidelberg and Mannheim in the Rhine-Neckar region, run by the LOMA group.
Seminars and company events
The estate is sold for summer parties, Christmas parties, conferences and seminars, workshop days, roadshows, congresses, receptions, gala dinners and large events. It has more than 1,200 square meters of indoor event space in four large event rooms and two seminar rooms, and up to six rooms can be set up in parallel for a conference. Standard technology includes speakers, wireless microphones, an HD projector and Wi-Fi across the site, with equipment for DJs, live music and moderation. Outdoor formats can add fire bowls, huts, food trucks and lounge furniture in the park. More than 1,000 free parking spaces sit directly at the estate, which matters for a large staff event.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings take 50 to 160 guests. A celebrant-led ceremony can be held in the park or, in poor weather, in the Carl Theodor Saal, followed by a sparkling reception in the courtyard and dinner in the Gräfin von Berckheim Saal, with its open stone walls. The all-inclusive package covers the hall, the park and the courtyard, an event manager, service staff, food and drink, the reception, sound and projection, and the table settings. Parties can run until morning, and couples choose between boho, classic or fairytale styling.
Rooms and capacities
The Gräfin von Berckheim Saal holds 300 people in rows and 400 at standing tables. The other halls are the Carl Theodor Saal, the Jagdsaal and the Galeriesaal, and the Grosser Speicher, a large loft, has its own projector and sound system. The two inner courtyards together seat up to 1,000 people for a shared meal. Outside, 20,000 square meters of grounds include a park with lounge areas and a marquee of 900 square meters.
Catering
Food comes from the estate's exclusive catering partners: buffets, lunches, coffee breaks, festive menus and flying buffets for networking. Wedding menus and buffets are sold at flat rates, and the LOMA Select platform lists the other partners the venue works with.
History and setting
The estate was once the home of the Countess von Berckheim and her husband, Theodor Waldner, and the main hall carries her name. LOMA also runs Eichenstolz, Gut Rehbach, Landgut Schloss Michelfeld, Palais Schloss Wachenheim, Schlossgut Lautenbach and Seehaus Forst, which helps when a company wants to compare several sites in the region.
Getting there
The estate has a direct link to the A5 motorway, with Heidelberg and Mannheim both close by, and parking for more than 1,000 cars on site.
