Marmorsaal im Weißenburgpark is a historic festival hall in Stuttgart that hosts dinners, receptions, anniversaries, Christmas parties, weddings and birthdays for 60 to 80 guests, with seating for up to 100. It stands in the Weißenburgpark at Hohenheimer Straße 119 A, on a half-height slope close to the city center.
Seminars and company events
The hall is offered for company dinners, receptions, anniversaries and Christmas parties. It is a single room, so it suits a corporate evening, a client dinner or an award ceremony better than a multi-day seminar with breakout rooms. A group of 60 to 80 fits comfortably, and a seated setup for up to 100 is possible.
Technology is built in. The hall has Wi-Fi, a modern ventilation system that also cools the room, and variable, dimmable ceiling lighting. That lighting lets the hall switch between a lit reception, a dinner and a presentation or performance. The operator does not list projection equipment, so ask what is available before you plan a presentation.
Weddings and receptions
The hall is one of the more popular places in Stuttgart for civil wedding ceremonies. Couples can marry inside the hall, and the city's wedding calendar shows dates and details. The terrace in front of the hall suits a standing reception outdoors when the weather allows. Birthdays and other private celebrations are also listed.
The hall, the terrace and the park are also used as a backdrop for film and photo shoots.
Rooms and capacities
The venue is one main hall plus a terrace. A seated dinner or a reception works for 60 to 80 guests. With a different layout, seating for up to 100 is possible. The terrace is used for standing receptions outdoors. The operator does not give a floor area or a standing capacity for the hall, so request those figures when you ask for a quote.
An online occupancy plan shows free dates, which helps when you are comparing several venues for the same day.
Catering
The venue does not run its own kitchen. It works only with a pool of established catering partners, and the operator lists them on its site. The range runs from regional cooking to starred cuisine. You choose from that pool rather than bringing an outside caterer, so ask for the partner list early and agree menus before you fix the date.
History and setting
The hall is a historic festival room set in a park, away from traffic but not far from the center of Stuttgart. A short viewpoint a few steps from the hall looks out over the city. The hall also hosts cultural events such as concerts and exhibitions, which means your date has to fit around a public program, so check the availability plan first.
Getting there
The path from the car parks or the nearest public transport stop to the hall is a walk of about ten minutes through the Weißenburgpark. Plan this for guests who have difficulty walking, and tell older guests or those with limited mobility before the event. The address is Hohenheimer Straße 119 A, 70184 Stuttgart.
