Seminars and company events
The unverblümt Seminarwerkstatt in Vienna-Mauer (1230 Vienna) is a small house for workshops, trainings, leadership meetings and coaching sessions. It suits groups of up to 15 people who want to work in one focused room, away from a standard conference center. The venue names strategy and decision-making sessions, coachings and executive meetings as its core uses. It also lists other formats: readings, tastings, presentations and salon evenings, for which the team says it shapes the setting around the event.
The offer is deliberately small. There is one main seminar room, one additional room and a kitchen, so the house works best for a single group that stays together for the day. Plenary sessions with dozens of participants, parallel tracks with many people or large receptions do not fit here. For those, an organizer should look at a bigger venue.
Rooms and capacities
The large seminar room measures 36 m². It is bright, can be furnished with flexible seating and is set up for workshops, trainings and intensive group work. The venue gives a capacity of up to 15 people.
The additional room measures 19 m². It is meant for smaller rounds, withdrawal and parallel sessions, and the venue describes it as suited to breakouts, individual work or intense conversations for up to 9 people.
A fully equipped kitchen of 15 m² sits next to the working rooms. The venue presents it as a place for breaks and for the conversations that happen between agenda items. In summer the garden extends the house: it is used for breaks outdoors, for talks or for single discussion points in the open air.
History and setting
The house is more than 250 years old. It was restored with care and served for years as a creative flower workshop, a past that the venue says it still carries. Today it is a seminar workshop in a quiet, green part of Vienna-Mauer. The rooms use natural materials and warm colors, and the venue describes the atmosphere as calm while still inspiring. A consultant quoted on the site, head of international business at a personnel and organizational development firm, praises rooms full of light and equipment tuned to the needs of trainers and participants.
Getting there
The Seminarwerkstatt is at Kaserngasse 2, 1230 Vienna. The venue states that it can be reached by public transport as well as by car, and that parking spaces in the surrounding streets are sufficient. The contact person named on the site is Andrea Habesohn. Requests go through the contact form or by email, and the site asks organizers to request a date for the rooms.
