Palais Wertheim, Palace in Innere Stadt, Vienna, Austria
Palais Wertheim is a palace in Vienna's first district featuring three main halls that accommodate different event formats. The spaces combine historical architecture with modern facilities including air conditioning and professional sound systems.
The palace was designed in the 19th century by Heinrich von Ferstel and reflects the architectural trends of rapidly expanding Vienna. It later evolved into a versatile venue serving various purposes for the city.
The palace functions today as a venue for exhibitions, concerts, and receptions, keeping Viennese architectural heritage alive. Visitors experience how historical spaces continue to serve the cultural life of the city.
The halls can be flexibly arranged for receptions, standing events, or exhibitions, accommodating groups of varying sizes. It helps to check in advance which hall suits your planned activity best.
The ceiling of the Grey Theater Hall displays a special construction that blends historical elements with modern functionality. This design allows the space to work for a wide range of different event formats.
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