The Palmery at the Burggarten in Vienna
The Palmery at the Burggarten, the green oasis amidst Vienna, is an exclusive summer location with historic atmosphere.
The ambient of the former imperial orangery is suited for various stylish events from gala evenings to product presentations and press conferences till concerts, private views and wedding ceremonies.
Palmery: Summer location with atmosphere
The Palmery (consisting out of two sections) can be rented from the Event Company for events up to 350 persons from end of May until mid September.
Please find detailed offer information here.
Location with history
The Viennese Burggarten conservatory was constructed at the time of the Habsburg dynasty with architectonic elements from late Historicism, Baroque and Art Nouveau. Ludwig von Remy, Imperial and Royal Councillor and Head of the Court Construction Directorate, built a Classicist greenhouse of some 130 metres in length in the Burggarten in the years 1823 to 1826. This was replaced by the new palmery with its well-known Art Nouveau ornaments designed by Court Architect Friedrich Ohmann.
The palmery at the Burggarten in Vienna is a late specimen of the fashion for architectural conservatory construction. The building was partly used as court conservatory, flower room and greenhouse; and served as place for entertainment and relaxation to the emperor.
Please find further information on the Palmery at the Burggarten here.
