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Welcome to
the Conference and Event Centre
of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy
of Sciences and Humanities
The conference and event center is spacious and equipped with the latest amenities. It is mainly used for scientific conferences, lectures and podiums, but also for events with an official character that require a representative framework.
The Conference Centre
The Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities (formerly the Prussian Academy of Sciences) is situated at Gendarmenmarkt in the heart of Berlin. With its interdisciplinary and international association of scholars and approximately 250 staff members, it is the largest non-universitarian research institute with a profile in the humanities in the region of Berlin-Brandenburg.
The building, which is today frequented by scholars from around the world, was originally built in 1902/03 for the Prussian Maritime Trade Company (Preußische Seehandlung), the later Prussian State Bank. Its historical banking hall was reconstructed for the 300th anniversary of the Academy and expanded into a conference and event centre that officially opened in 2002.
The Conference and Event Centre of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities is spacious and equipped with all the latest conveniences. It is primarily used for scientific conferences and lectures, though also for receptions which require a prestigious setting.
For basic organizational matters and catering, the Centre maintains a professional and reliable service team with years of experience in supervising diverse events.
Leibniz Hall
Leibniz Hall is 290 m² and has a seating capacity of 280. With its glass domed roof, the historical, fully air-conditioned hall exudes a grand and inviting atmosphere.
Magnificent arcades surround Leibniz Hall and connect to Conference Rooms 4 – 6, which face Gendarmenmarkt, and the catering area, which lies on the inner courtyard.
Einstein Hall is 250 m² and has a seating capacity of 130. Rows of windows on each side as well as sunken, indirect overhead lighting give the wood-panelled space a warm and elegant note.
Conference Rooms 1, 2 and 3 are large and light. They are 50 to 65 m2 and can seat anywhere from 20 to 40 people each. These rooms may be leased individually.