novum Innsbruck Ost is a seminar house in Innsbruck for conferences, training days and company events with up to 300 guests. It offers an event hall of about 350 square meters, four seminar rooms and a 100 square meter foyer. A restaurant in the building supplies drinks, snacks and meals. The house is on Josef-Wilberger-Straße in the east of the city, close to the A12 Inntal motorway, and every room is step-free.
Seminars and company events
The hall, named Nordkette, is the room for plenary sessions, general meetings and larger company events. It has a stage about 12 meters wide and 3.8 meters deep, which can be extended with stage platforms. The ceiling is almost six meters high, the floor is parquet, and the room has daylight, skylights behind the stage and exterior blinds for blackout. A sound system with a mixing desk and wireless microphones, stage lighting and a projector with a 4 by 2.25 meter screen are installed.
The four seminar rooms are named after mountains around Innsbruck: Glungezer, Patscherkofel, Serles and Nockspitze. They suit workshops, training and board meetings. Rooms 2 and 3 can be joined into one room of 82 square meters. The smaller rooms carry a 65 inch screen with AirPlay and screen mirroring, a flipchart, pin boards and a whiteboard; a mobile projector is optional. All rooms can be darkened.
Rooms and capacities
Hall Nordkette, 350 m²: 296 seats in rows, 120 in classroom layout, 196 at banquet tables, 300 for a standing reception. The venue gives 300 as the maximum number of people in the hall.
Seminar room 1 Glungezer, 28 m²: 24 in rows, 12 in a U-shape, 16 in a meeting layout.
Seminar rooms 2 and 3, 41 m² each: 35 in rows, 16 in classroom layout, 20 in a U-shape, 24 in a meeting layout. Joined, they hold 84 in rows, 36 in classroom layout, 64 at banquet tables and 84 for a reception.
Seminar room 4 Nockspitze, 28 m²: 24 in rows, 16 in a meeting layout.
Foyer, 100 m²: for breaks and informal exchange. The venue lists 28 large and 40 small tables and 329 chairs, and prepares the rooms in the layout you book.
Catering
The restaurant in the building serves drinks, snacks and meals for events. The official pages do not describe menus or whether another caterer can be used, so ask when you send the request.
History and setting
The architecture is described as stylish, with bright rooms and a generous foyer. The setting is the mountain landscape around Innsbruck, and the hall has skylights facing the Nordkette range.
Getting there
The house connects quickly to the A12 Inntal motorway, and the venue also points to public transport as an easy way to arrive. Customer parking is free of charge.
