Kurhaus Merano

The Ohmann room is named after the builder of the Kurhaus, the Viennese Ringstrasse architect Friedrich Ohmann. It is in the west wing, directly adjacent to the Pavillon des Fleurs. With its simple, elegant atmosphere, the Ohmann room is well suited to conventions, smaller congresses, exhibitions, meetings and receptions.

This meeting room is situated in the west wing of the Kurhaus and is particularly suitable for meetings, seminars and small conferences.

This conference area is situated in the west wing of the Kurhaus and is particularly suitable for meetings and small workshops.

The conference room is in the outer west wing of the Kurhaus. It is suitable for meetings and conferences on a smaller scale and is particularly useful as an extra exhibition room at large trade fair events.

This meeting room is situated in the west wing of the Kurhaus and is particularly suitable for meetings, seminars and small conferences.

The Czerny room is on the upper floor of the west wing in the Kurhaus. It is particularly suitable for exhibitions, dinners and conferences on a smaller scale.

The large Kursaal forms the elegant heart of the building. It is suitable for congresses, conventions, trade fair events, exhibitions, concerts, balls, large celebrations, banquets and fashion shows. The hall owes its outstanding acoustics to its rounded vaults. Large windows on the facades and roof gables allow plenty of daylight to enter the festive Art Nouveau hall. Large leaf doors offer direct access to the south terrace and the promenade.

The Pavillon des Fleurs is the elegant hall of mirrors in the Kurhaus. It is particularly suitable for gala dinners, banquets, weddings, company meetings, fashion shows, exhibitions, presentations and readings.
It is located in the west wing of the Kurhaus and can also be accessed through its own entrance on the Freiheitsstraße. Large glazed doors offer direct access to the terrace and the Passer promenade. The large mirrors with gilded frames and the neo-classical stucco work lend a festive, aristocratic character to the room.

The Lentner room is on the upper floor of the Kurhaus. It is particularly suitable for exhibitions, dinners and conferences on a smaller scale.