Luise-Albertz-Halle

Oberhausen, Germany · Meetings

Congress centre in Oberhausen with twelve halls from 46 to 1,069 m² and room for up to 1,400 guests

Conferences, seminars, galas and trade events in a congress centre in the middle of Oberhausen. Twelve halls and meeting rooms, three foyers and a bistro, over 3,000 m² in all, for groups of 20 to 1,400 people.

Largest room: 1,326
With outdoor spaces: 1,400
Event spaces: 12

Event spaces

Saal Berlinup to 1,3261,069 m², rows 1,326, parliamentary 626, banquet 882, gala 634
Saal Londonup to 276290 m², rows 276, parliamentary 175, banquet 220, gala 160
Saal Parisup to 152185 m², rows 152, parliamentary 100
Brüssel 1 + 2up to 202176 m² combined, rows 202, banquet 120; each room 88 m², rows 80
Romup to 90127 m², rows 90, parliamentary 60
Amsterdamup to 8686 m², rows 86, parliamentary 34

All 12 spaces

Helsinkiup to 5671 m², rows 56, parliamentary 27
Osloup to 4555 m², rows 45, parliamentary 22
Pragup to 3564 m², rows 35, parliamentary 17
Madridup to 3461 m², rows 34, parliamentary 26
Lissabonup to 3146 m², rows 31, parliamentary 19
Bistroup to 200250 m², restaurant, banquet 200

Transport

Train station: Oberhausen Hbf600 m · 10 min walk
Tram: Luise-Albertz-Halle200 m · 3 min walk
Airport: Düsseldorf Airport (DUS)22 km · about 45 min by car

Distances as the crow flies; times are estimates. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Getting there and practical details

Neighborhood: Central Oberhausen

The Luise-Albertz-Halle in Oberhausen is a congress and event centre for conferences, seminars, galas, trade events and concerts. Its twelve halls and meeting rooms, three foyers and a bistro cover more than 3,000 m² and take groups of 20 to 1,400 people. It stands in the middle of the city, at Düppelstraße 1.

Seminars and company events

The centre combines one large hall, several mid-sized rooms and a set of small meeting rooms, so a plenary session and breakout groups can sit under one roof. The Tagungsfoyer, a daylight foyer of 134 m² on the upper floor of the glass house, is air-conditioned and combines well with Saal Paris, Saal London and the seminar area. The three foyers have their own cloakrooms and catering areas, which lets organizers keep visitor flows and partial events separate. The centre also hosts concerts, balls and fairs, and its team offers a callback, a first price estimate and a site visit on request.

Weddings and receptions

The site presents the centre for congresses, galas, balls and trade events. It does not describe weddings.

Rooms and capacities

Saal Berlin is the largest hall, with 1,069 m². It seats 1,326 in rows, 626 in parliamentary layout, 882 at banquet tables and 634 for a gala with round tables. Saal London measures 290 m² and takes 276 in rows, 175 in parliamentary layout and 220 at banquet tables. Saal Paris measures 185 m² and takes 152 in rows. The two Brüssel rooms measure 88 m² each and 176 m² combined, with 202 seats in rows when joined. Rom measures 127 m², Amsterdam 86 m², Helsinki 71 m², Prag 64 m², Madrid 61 m², Oslo 55 m² and Lissabon 46 m². The Bistro, a restaurant of 250 m², seats 200 at banquet tables, and the Hauptfoyer covers 626 m².

Accommodation

The site does not mention bedrooms on site.

Catering

The halls and foyers have catering areas, and the Bistro operates as a restaurant. The pages read do not describe menus or caterer rules.

History and setting

For more than 50 years the hall has been a main address for concerts, balls and galas in Oberhausen. A large modernization in the 2000s turned it into a congress and event centre. It is run under the name CC Oberhausen.