Movimento München is a small event forum in the pedestrian zone of central Munich with three seminar rooms for training days, coaching, evening lectures and panel discussions. The largest room measures 10 by 10 meters, and the venue can run an event with or without catering.
Seminars and company events
The official site describes uses ranging from a multi-day seminar to a short meeting, a coaching session, an evening lecture or a panel discussion. Rooms are fitted to the client's wishes, with seminar tables of different sizes, a moderation wall, a projector and a flipchart on request. Service is personal, and the owner stays involved during events.
Seminar room 1, the largest, measures 10 by 10 meters. Its almost square plan and curved back wall give the speaker contact with the whole audience, and the site says a voice carries without a microphone. Seminar room 2 measures 8 by 5 meters and is set among historic keyboard instruments. Groups of up to 15 can work there in a circle of chairs, and rows of seating fit up to 20 for a talk. Seminar room 3 is the smallest at 4 by 3 meters. It works as a retreat for the speaker, a meeting room or a space for one-to-one coaching.
Weddings and receptions
The official site presents the venue for business and cultural events. It does not describe weddings or private celebrations, so this page is aimed at companies, trainers and organizers of talks.
Rooms and capacities
The three seminar rooms are the core of the offer. The site gives dimensions for all three and states capacities for the middle room only: 15 in a circle and 20 in rows. For the large room, ask the team for capacities by layout. The venue also has music rooms, including a concert room with a Steinway B grand piano, an ensemble room with a Steinway S and a teaching room with a Yamaha piano, which can serve concerts and recitals.
Catering
Seminar rooms can be booked with or without catering. The official site does not describe menus or a named caterer, so ask the team what is served and whether outside suppliers are allowed.
History and setting
Cellist Christian Jüttendonk founded the forum after 17 years in professional orchestras. The venue was set up as a place for both business events and cultural ones. On evenings without a seminar, the rooms may host a piano concert. The team can also arrange musicians for business or private occasions.
Getting there
The address is Neuhauser Straße 15, 80331 Munich, in the pedestrian zone between Marienplatz and Stachus. The site notes shops, restaurants and landmarks around the entrance, and a multi-story car park is next to the door. The central station is a short walk away along the pedestrian street, and Marienplatz and Karlsplatz stations connect to S-Bahn and U-Bahn lines.
