Villa Schwalbenhof, Event venue and historical villa in Gärtringen, Germany

Villa Schwalbenhof is an event venue in Gärtringen with multiple rooms designed for various gatherings. The building features the Erich-Kiefer-Hall, a fireplace room, a winter garden, a kitchen, and a bar that can be arranged for large celebrations or smaller gatherings.

Villa Schwalbenhof was built in 1957 by architect Fritz August Breuhaus de Groot for factory owner Erich Kiefer. After Kiefer's death, his widow Alwine married writer Friedrich Sieburg, who lived in the villa from 1963 until his death in 1964. The municipality of Gärtringen acquired the house in 1978 and has used it as a small-stage venue since 1982. A heritage-compliant renovation from 2012 to 2013 added club and seminar rooms, and the reopening was celebrated on 15 September 2013.

Today it serves as a venue for theater, concerts, and readings that appeal to a broad audience. The regular programs show how the villa has become a meeting place for artistic and cultural encounters in the community.

The villa was bought by the municipality in 1978 and has served as a small-stage venue since 1982. After the 2012–2013 renovation it also holds club and seminar rooms, and rooms can be rented for private celebrations, company events and civil weddings. The Friedrich Sieburg memorial in the Erich-Kiefer-Saal can be visited only by prior arrangement with the municipal administration.

The Friedrich Sieburg memorial opened on 18 May 1993, the centenary of his birth, in the villa's tower room. It was redesigned for the 2012–2013 renovation and now sits in the Great Hall, the Erich-Kiefer-Saal, and can be visited only by prior arrangement with the municipal administration.