Conferences, seminars, meetings, private and company celebrations, concerts, readings or exhibitions - the Kursaal Bad Cannstatt gives every event the right setting.
The Great Kursaal in Bad Cannstatt was built from 1825 to 1841 in the style of classicism according to plans by Nikolaus von Thouret of the “Brunnenverein Cannstatt” and with the support of King Wilhelm I.. For a long time it served as a bathing establishment, where even queens and kings took a cure at the end of the 19th century.
After the Kursaal burned down in 1943, it was rebuilt in 1949. After extensive renovation, it has been a modern venue since 2013, which gets its special flair from the architectural composition of new and old.
The small Kursaal in Bad Cannstatt is one of many rooms in municipal civic buildings that can be rented.
The impressive ambience provides the right atmosphere for meetings, congresses, concerts...
... or weddings. In the Large and Small Kursaal couples can say “I do”.
With the classicist Großer Kursaal and the art nouveau Kleiner Kursaal, the Thouret-Saal and the Daimlerzimmer, the listed building offers rooms of various sizes for almost any use. The Kursaal has always been a popular subject for artists and can look back on a long history .
The Large and Small Kursaal is also a desired location for wedding ceremonies.
Rooms
Large Kursaal
The Great Kursaal is bright, friendly and clearly structured. Futuristic lighting fixtures set the stage for the straightforward architecture, and the greenery of the park shines through the large window facade.
The Great Kursaal offers plenty of space for events of all kinds with maximum flexibility. The 66-meter-long hall seats 740 people in rows and 500 guests in banquet seating, who can enjoy the mix of historical and modern ambience.
The special feature of the Kursaal is that it can be divided into three parts. Thus, several events can take place at the same time. The separate rooms can be reached via the spacious foyer and the magnificent ambulatory.
Row or banquet seating or would you prefer table groups? The Great Kursaal can be completely adapted to individual needs.
Dates
The Great Kursaal can be divided into three sections, which means that three events can be held in parallel. Each of these rooms is connected via the common corridor with the distribution kitchen, where prepared dishes are made ready for serving.
Total size: 688 square meters with stage Section 1: 203 m² Section 2: 145 m² Section 3: 226 m²
Equipment:
Distribution kitchen (97 m²)
foyer (350 m²)
Stage
Artist dressing room
Lectern
grand piano, blackout (except hall 2)
Screen
Projector
Lighting equipment/spotlights
Amplification system with microphones
Pedestals
movable wall
flipchart
barrier-free
The exact hall plans with seating options can be found in the brochure under downloads.
Small Kursaal
With its 380 square meters, the Small Kursaal is in no way inferior to the Large Kursaal in terms of ambience and diversity of use.
The wood-paneled walls and warm lighting create a cozy atmosphere in the Kleiner Kursaal, and various seating arrangements give the event its own character.
Up to 200 people can be seated in the Kleiner Kursaal. Thus, the neat room is recommended for celebrations such as weddings, anniversaries, receptions, lectures and much more.
The stage as well as the technical equipment can be effortlessly integrated into the event scenario.
Dates
Various lecture, seminar and restaurant seating options are available.
Total size: 380 m² with stage
Equipment:
Distribution kitchen
Foyer
stage
artists’ dressing room
Lectern
grand piano
Screen
Projector
Lighting equipment/spotlights
Amplifier system with microphones
Pedestals
movable wall
flipchart
barrier-free
The exact hall plans with seating options can be found in the brochure under downloads.
Thouret Hall
The Thouret Hall, which can hold up to 80 people with its 90 square meters, is named after the architect and classicist painter Nikolaus Friedrich von Thouret, who also designed the Great Kursaal.
The Thouret Hall is versatile in its use with its equipment.
Equipment
Lectern
Piano, blackout
Screen
Projector
Pedestals
Projection wall
flipchart
barrier-free
The exact hall plans with seating options can be found in the brochure under downloads.
Equipment
Lectern
Piano, blackout
Screen
Projector
Pedestals
Projection wall
flipchart
barrier-free
The exact hall plans with seating options can be found in the brochure under downloads.
Plan event
General equipment
Conferences, congresses, lectures, seminars, training courses, meetings, private and company celebrations, concerts, readings, exhibitions - the Kursaal Bad Cannstatt offers the right room concept for every event.
Checkroom in the Kursaal Bad Cannstatt.
Stage technology with lectern in the background.
Supply kitchen in the Bad Cannstatt Kursaal.
The underground car park at the Kursaal Bad Cannstatt.
The light rail connection is right outside the door.
The stylish ambience provides the appropriate setting for your event.
Room capacities from large to small make almost any use possible.
The large Kursaal can be divided into different rooms and thus used in a variety of ways.
Several seating arrangements are possible for all rooms.
All rooms are barrier-free accessible.
Stage, grand piano, piano and technical equipment for every requirement are available.
A pool of caterers provides culinary support for your event. A list of catering companies can be found under Downloads.
The Kursaal Bad Cannstatt is easily accessible by public transport. The U2 light rail connection is right outside the door.
The spa gardens, the adjacent beer garden with concert shell, the MineralBad Cannstatt and the picturesque old town with its varied cultural offerings are all within easy reach of the Kursaal.
The underground parking lot offers 86 parking spaces, including two parking spaces for the disabled.
Associations benefit from favorable conditions.
The exact hall plans with seating options can be found in the brochure under Downloads.
After clicking on the full view, you can click on the small squares at the bottom left and get the different scenes. You can enjoy virtual tours for the Great Kursaal, the Small Kursaal, the Thouretsaal and the Königsplatz.
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