Von Greifswald is a former freight station in Berlin that hosts conferences, workshops, company parties, product launches and weddings. It offers about 1,300 m² of indoor space and a 3,000 m² outdoor area, with a stated total capacity of 1,200 guests. The address is Lilli-Henoch-Straße 10, 10405 Berlin.
Seminars and company events
The venue lists business formats that include company events, conferences, fairs, workshops, Christmas parties, summer festivals, launches, product presentations, meetings, seminars, networking events, receptions and photo or film shoots. The house is fully furnished, so organizers bring nothing. A room with a projector, a sound system and a large screen is set up for presentations, and Wi-Fi runs at about 250 Mbit/s download. The venue has its own bar, service, coat check and technical staff, works with a security company and a technical partner, and lets you bring your own technical partner.
Weddings and receptions
Private events listed on the site are weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, family celebrations and private dinners. The venue provides the space, technology, food, drinks and staff, so a couple can book one contact for the whole day.
Rooms and capacities
The site names these spaces, with the capacities it gives.
Bahnhof, the largest hall, 630 m², up to 500 people. Grüner Saal, 250 m², up to 100 people, with a conference sound system, a disco sound system and an 82-inch screen. Kasino, 180 m², up to 300 people, with a projector and a 280 x 158 cm screen. Wohnzimmer, 72 m², up to 40 people. Meistersaal, 90 m², up to 20. Galerie zum Lager, Galerie Basketballplatz and Jennifer Paris, 55 m² each, up to 20 each. Orangerie, 25 m², up to 300 people. Garten Bahnhof, an outdoor area of 2,000 m² for 60 people. Garten Grüner Saal adds 700 m² of garden.
Accommodation
The site does not mention bedrooms. Plan hotels in the city for overnight guests.
Catering
Everything is made in-house, from the bread to the ice cream. The head chef and the team cook regional and seasonal products and do their own butchery. The venue also states that its kitchen uses organic ingredients.
History and setting
The halls belong to a historic freight station, with wood and brick throughout. The site describes the place as hidden and secluded, with sunlit rooms, and says the venue runs on electricity it produces itself. The in-house furniture includes 1,200 white chairs, sofas, armchairs, church pews, a grand piano and three bars. The venue also hosts a recurring dinner called Protzen & Tochter, at least ten times a year.
Getting there
The address is Lilli-Henoch-Straße 10, 10405 Berlin. The site gives a map link and no further directions.
