Meetings

Meetings at Schloss Leopoldskron unfold across a carefully composed collection of contemporary and historic spaces. From light-filled seminar rooms to richly atmospheric state rooms, each setting offers a distinct rhythm – supporting focused work, informal exchange, and moments of pause.

All rooms are supported by modern technology and flexible seating options, while the wider estate – gardens, terraces, and lakeside paths – offers space to step away and continue conversations in a different register.

Located in the Meierhof, Fellows Hall is the largest and most flexible meeting space on the estate. Fully renovated in 2020, it combines generous proportions with state-of-the-art technology, lighting, and high-quality furnishings.

Two bright window fronts and a lake-facing balcony allow for natural breaks between sessions, while the adaptable layout supports exhibitions, seminars, conferences, and larger gatherings. In 2021, Fellows Hall was awarded the BIG SEE Interior Design Award, recognising its thoughtful balance of function and atmosphere.

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The Meierhof Bar and Lounge offer a relaxed setting for smaller meetings, book readings, and informal sessions. With a variety of seating options, these spaces encourage conversation that feels natural rather than structured.

During the day, the Lounge serves homemade pastries, light snacks, and sandwiches; in the evening, it shifts into an elegant social space. Inspired by classic Italian aperitivo bars, the Meierhof Bar offers aperitifs, small dishes, and fine wines – opening directly onto the terrace and garden, where outdoor seating overlooks the lake at sunset.

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Three recently renovated Seminar Rooms are located on the second floor of the Schloss. Designed for working groups, breakout sessions, and focused workshops, each room offers natural daylight, elegant proportions, and modern furnishings.

Equipped with large screens and flexible seating options, the rooms support concentrated work in a calm atmosphere. The adjoining Seminar Room Lounge can be used as an exhibition space and offers a comfortable setting for breaks between sessions.

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Located beside the Green Salon, the historic Red Salon is believed to be the birthplace of the Salzburg Festival. Rich in atmosphere and scale, it is particularly well suited to small, exclusive meetings and private discussions.

Its historic character lends a sense of occasion without formality – a space where focused exchange feels both intimate and significant.

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The Green Salon offers an elegant setting for refined gatherings and exclusive meetings within the palace. With generous proportions and a calm presence, it works well for smaller groups seeking privacy and focus.
 

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The Marble Hall is one of the most striking rooms in the Schloss. Defined by its height, light, and symmetry, it offers a powerful sense of scale and presence.

Used primarily for breakfasts, luncheons, and gala dinners, the hall features two balconies with views toward both the Hohensalzburg Fortress and the lake. A range of seating configurations allows the space to adapt while retaining its distinctive character.

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The Venetian Salon, with its golden wood panels and mirrored walls, is renowned for its intimate atmosphere. World-famous as the inspiration for the ballroom in The Sound of Music, it is ideally suited to candlelit dinners and smaller evening gatherings.

When combined with the adjacent Mansbach White Salon – defined by white stucco and historic paintings – the two rooms form an elegant setting for larger dinners and celebrations of up to 30 guests.

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Max Reinhardt’s original office has been carefully adapted as a meeting room for small, discreet discussions. Accommodating up to four guests, it offers a rare sense of intimacy and historical resonance.

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