Convention Center Neustift Abbey

The minstrel Oswald von Wolkenstein lent his name to this room. Oswald’s Hall is graced with a beautiful vaulted ceiling with structural granite pillars. Size: 60 sq. m.

Torggl is the name for a winepress in the South Tyrolean dialect. A brightly lit vault that used to house presses and barrels until a few years ago, this is now a modern seminar room. Its level access through large French doors makes it possible to include the small patio in front of the Old Winepress. Size: 50 sq. m.

The Provost Nikolaus House is separate from the main building, making it the ideal retreat. The area around the Provost Nicholas House is also excellent for working outside or just breathing deeply. The modern Lecture Studio in the building is also at your disposal. Size: 53 sq. m.

Access via the historical cloister will prepare you for our “most medieval” hall, which is lent a dignified, spiritual and warm atmosphere by its ceiling and floor made of centuries-old wood. Size: 135 sq. m.

Our stately ceremonial hall is named after the order’s founder, St. Augustine. Etchings and paintings with historical themes such as “The Banquet of St. Gregory the Great”, the stucco ceiling, and the balusters lend the room its special ambiance. Size: 164 sq. m.

Säben Hall is named after the Burgraves of Säben/Sabiona, who provided the Bishop of Brixen with ample land for founding and outfitting the monastery in 1142. An elegant, bright, and spacious hall that allows focused work even for larger groups. Size: 90 sq. m.

Named after the monastery’s founder, Bishop Hartmann of Brixen, Hartmann’s Hall with its coffered wood ceiling and view of the mountains merges coziness with the expectations for professional continuing education. Size: 87 sq. m.