The Kursaal Bad Cannstatt hosts conferences, seminars, trade shows, company parties, weddings and galas for 10 to 700 guests. It stands at Königsplatz 1 in the Kurpark of Bad Cannstatt, the oldest and largest district of Stuttgart. A restaurant and catering team runs the event offer, and the large halls are booked through the district office.
Seminars and company events
The business offer covers conferences, small trade shows, seminars and trainings for 10 to 500 participants. In the restaurant wing, rooms for meetings hold up to 100 people. They come with a projector and presentation equipment, a separate area for the buffet and drinks, and a view of the park. These rooms can also be booked outside opening hours, for example on Mondays and Tuesdays. The restaurant is open Wednesday to Sunday.
The Thouret-Saal can be split down the middle, so two seminars or training groups can run side by side. The Köblerzimmer, built around one large oak table, suits a small business meeting. Year-end and Christmas parties for staff and partners are also offered, in several rooms. A free viewing can be arranged.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings of any size are hosted, from small gatherings to large celebrations. The Großer Kursaal is presented as the room for weddings and galas. The Kleiner Kursaal, with wood-paneled walls and large windows, is listed for weddings and receptions. The Königin Katharina room is named for civil ceremonies, small weddings and birthdays. Family occasions such as christenings, communions and graduation parties are listed too.
Rooms and capacities
The site lists eight rooms: the Großer Kursaal, the Kleiner Kursaal, the Thouret-Saal, the Köblerzimmer, Königin Katharina, König Karl, the Kaminzimmer and König Wilhelm. The official pages give an overall range of 10 to 700 guests. They also state that, together with the foyers, restaurant, terrace and beer garden, events can reach up to 1,000 guests.
Requests for the Großer Kursaal and the Kleiner Kursaal go to the district office of Bad Cannstatt, not to the restaurant team. For the other rooms, contact the Kursaal event team.
Catering
The in-house kitchen caters events. For meetings, the site offers a buffet with drinks. A menu can be put together for a table such as the Köblerzimmer, and a la carte dishes are available. The restaurant serves Swabian dishes such as onion roast beef, lentils with spaetzle and Maultaschen, with a menu that changes each month. Guests can also be welcomed in the foyers, on the terrace or in the Augustiner beer garden.
History and setting
The Kursaal was a meeting point for the nobility in the 19th century, when kings and queens visited the spa town. The building was renovated and reopened in 2013. The site notes that Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach worked on the first automobile in the Cannstatt Kurpark.
Getting there
The address is Königsplatz 1, 70372 Stuttgart. The event team answers by phone on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.
