Palais Esterházy in Vienna's first district can be hired for conferences, workshops, executive meetings, receptions, dinners, weddings and media productions. The palace has ten named rooms that can be booked separately or as the whole palace, with its own catering kitchen, a bar and reception and dinner packages. It stands at Wallnerstraße 4, in the Innere Stadt.
Seminars and company events
The official site lists conferences, corporate events, meetings and workshops among the uses. Several rooms are described for business use. The Great Ancestors Gallery suits fine dinners as well as meetings and workshops. The China Lacquer rooms, two rooms of 34 m² each, are presented for executive meetings, workshops or celebrations. The Green Salon is described for exclusive meetings, readings, tastings and private events. The Red Salon works for business lunches and dinner tables.
Organizers can book the whole palace or selected rooms. The request form asks for the event dates, the type of event (reception, dinner, workshop, meeting or other) and the guest count, in bands of 15 to 30, 30 to 60, 60 to 90 and more than 90.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings, exclusive dinners, pop-up events and media productions are listed alongside business events. The Empire Hall is presented for large events and glamorous celebrations. The Small Ancestors Gallery is described for dining, the Bar Salon for ending an evening with champagne, and the Derby Salon as a versatile room that mixes historical detail with modern comfort.
Rooms and capacities
The ten rooms are the Empire Hall, the Small Ancestors Gallery, the Great Ancestors Gallery, the China Lacquer rooms, the Bar Salon, the Red Salon, the Derby Salon, the Green Salon, the Hunting Room and the Games Room, where snooker and poker can be played. The site has a floor plan and a capacities overview with room sizes. Those figures are published as an image, so the team should confirm exact numbers for each layout.
Two ready-made packages simplify planning, one for receptions and one for seated dinners.
Catering
The palace has a newly equipped catering kitchen, a bar, generous storage rooms and good delivery access. Catering is delivered with partner caterers, and the palace can also lend its own inventory on request.
History and setting
The palace was built in the 17th century as the city residence of one of the most influential noble families of Vienna. Inside are stucco ceilings and richly detailed rooms. Visits to the palace are possible on Mondays and Thursdays, and a brochure can be downloaded from the site. Organizers who want to see the rooms before booking can ask for an appointment through the events team.
