Miltton House takes meetings, seminars, product launches, parties, dinners and galas for up to 500 standing guests or 200 seated, and any of them can run live, online or as a hybrid event. The venue is run by the Miltton group in a historic building in the Kallio district of Helsinki, Finland.
Seminars and company events
The setup suits companies that need several formats under one roof. A plenary for 200 in theatre style can take place on the Tori floor while teams break out into the Offsite workshop space or into the 14 meeting rooms, which hold from 5 to 50 people each. The Library is reserved for companies and seats 50 for a board meeting or a focused working day. The Stage, a video and photo studio, lets organisers record or stream sessions for remote audiences, and it also works as a workshop room for up to 50. Launch events and evening receptions can use Tori and, in good weather, the courtyard below it, so a single booking can cover a working day and the dinner that follows.
Rooms and capacities
Tori is the main event space on the first floor. It holds 500 standing, 200 in theatre rows or 200 at dinner tables, and includes its own meeting room for eight. It gives access to the inner courtyard, which can be rented when the weather allows and covered with awnings. Offsite, the meeting and workshop space, takes 150 standing, 80 in theatre style or 65 seated, with an adjoining room for four. The Library seats 50 and has a separate room for four. The Stage studio covers 103 m² with a ceiling height of 3.25 m. The 14 meeting rooms complete the offer for smaller groups and parallel sessions, and several spaces can be combined for larger programs.
Catering
Catering is handled by Hiiohoi, the venue's partner, which builds menu packages around each event. Its sample menus were designed by chef Simo Harrivaara. Food and drinks can also be served in the meeting rooms, Offsite and the Library on request, and the premises hold a license to serve alcohol, which simplifies receptions and dinners after a day of work.
History and setting
The building stands on Sörnäisten rantatie, along the Sörnäinen shoreline, in what the venue describes as the historic factory area of Kallio. The property itself is presented as culturally historic. Kallio is today one of Helsinki's busiest neighbourhoods for restaurants and bars, which is useful when a meeting day turns into an evening out, and the city center lies a short ride away.
Getting there
The address is Sörnäisten rantatie 15, 00530 Helsinki. Sörnäinen metro station is within walking distance, and the city center is a few minutes away by metro or tram. Helsinki Airport is about 20 km north, linked to the city by the ring rail line. There is no accommodation on site, so groups book hotels in central Helsinki. The events team can be reached on weekdays during office hours.
