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A successful conference or business event requires motivated participants, the right infrastructure and exciting content. If you want to give your event additional wings, you need an extraordinary backdrop: In former factory buildings and production halls or in historic hotel buildings, yesterday meets the present and creates an atmosphere that brings promising ideas to light.The concept hall 6 in Thun

The concept hall 6 in ThunThe Thun concept hall 6 stands on the site of the former Selve AG metal works, which strongly influenced the development of the city of Thun until 1993. On the industrial wasteland, a modern, mixed urban quarter has developed where people live, work and, above all, live. The concept hall 6 inspires with its unconventional concept: In the generous rooms with their clearly legible history, up to 500 people can be seated, depending on the type of event. Particularly charming is the winter garden, where up to 180 guests can dine together, and great is the terrace, which almost floats on the Aare, and where up to 250 people can toast each other.Hotel Wetterhorn on the Hasliberg

The Hotel Wetterhorn on the Hasliberg "Old chairs - new ideas" - that's how Claudia Orlanda sums up her concept. She is based in the historic Hotel Wetterhorn, built over a hundred years ago as a summer residence, is responsible for organizing unforgettable events. In the heart of the Bernese Alps, groups of up to 80 people can discuss, negotiate, be together: on the charming gallery under the stucco ceiling, in the mystical wine cellar "Cantina 1313" at the rustic-chic bar or in the atmospheric concert hall. The premises blend old walls and historic furniture with original interior design to create an ambience in which you simply feel at home.The stepped building in Bern-Ittigen

The stepped building in Bern-IttigenThe striking building stretches up the slope right next to the highway viaduct like a giant staircase. In the last century, gunpowder was produced here; later, greats such as B.B. King and Grace Jones performed in the former factory rooms. Two years ago, the building was converted into a modern event center. It now offers different rooms - all furnished with a light hand and respect for the industrial past. In the event hall, 600 guests can celebrate lavish parties; in the intimate lounge, small groups sit together in an atmospheric setting. The well-coordinated team of Stufenbau Event AG not only provides beautiful rooms, it also ensures that everything runs smoothly - with modern technology and an imaginative catering service.The Dampfzentrale in Bern

The Dampfzentrale in BernA hundred years ago, electricity was still being produced for the flourishing Bernese economy in this charming brick building on the banks of the Aare. Today the steam center on the grounds of the Marzilibad is a popular cultural meeting place that is as much a part of Bern as the Bear Pit and the Bundeshaus. When no cultural event is taking place, the foyer, the boiler house and the turbine hall can be rented - individually or all three together, as required. Catering is provided by the tenant company taBerna Gastro-Kultur AG, which also provides the culinary services for the "Dampfzentrale" restaurant.Whether it is a matter of launching an innovative project, coming up with unexpected ideas or simply celebrating a glittering company party: in the Bern - Bernese Oberland region you will find great backdrops for successful events.All congress, conference and event offers at madeinbern.com

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