The Palais Auersperg in Vienna is an elegant event location for occasions with special demands. With baroque architecture, sumptuous halls, and a central location between the city center and Josefstadt, the house offers an impressive setting for galas, weddings, concerts, corporate events, and exclusive receptions. Those looking for a location in Vienna with history, style, and a representative impact will find one of the most notable addresses in the city here.
The historic Palais was built in the early 18th century and is also known as Palais Rofrano or Rosenkavalierpalais. Today, it combines its classic Viennese elegance with professional event infrastructure: more than ten halls and salons can be flexibly combined, making intimate meetings as possible as larger events with up to 1,000 guests. Particularly impressive are the Rosenkavalier Saal, the historic salons, the festive staircase, and the generous transitions between the rooms.
For organizers, versatility is a great advantage. The Palais is suitable for gala dinners, weddings, corporate parties, conferences, concerts, product presentations, exhibitions, cultural productions, as well as film and photo shoots. In addition to the representative main floor, the approximately 5,000 m² Palais Park offers a rare feature in the city center: receptions, summer parties, or break areas can thus acquire a green, exclusive character without having to forego the central location in Vienna.
Organizationally, the Palais is also well-prepared for events. There is a large in-house kitchen, experienced partner caterers, and upon agreement, the option to involve external caterers. Access is comfortable for guests: Tram line 46 stops directly at the Auerspergstraße station, U2 and U3 are within walking distance from the Volkstheater, and bus connections are also nearby. Parking directly on the premises is available only in very limited numbers; realistically, guests should therefore primarily use the surrounding public parking garages. It should also be noted that the listed Palais is not barrier-free according to the organizers' information, as there is no lift to the main floor.