Step inside this historic events centre, built in a neo-Baroque style, to see one of Frankfurt’s most popular conference and wedding venues.
Look at the exterior of Buesing Palais and the phrase “events center” is unlikely to come to mind, but that is the whole point of this unique venue. Buesing Palais prides itself on offering innovative and imaginative events right inside a palatial mansion. Not only is its spacious interior perfect for a whole host of events, but it’s also a place for local gatherings that support and honor Frankfurt’s architectural history.
Stand right in front of Buesing Palais and it will seem to tower over you as its domes pierce the sky. White crosses sit inside most of the windows, and the golden stones on the edges of the building give it an elegant look. The grand front steps and manicured shrubs create a welcoming entrance for all who walk in.
Enter the building and take note of the many different rooms available. Imagine the type of events each one can hold. For instance, the large windows in the foyer make for a light and airy wedding reception, while the soft carpet of the meeting rooms provides a relaxed and casual feel.
Look inside the Jacques Offenbach Saal, a room that can fit up to 250 people and host an entire dance floor. For smaller celebrations, the Bettina Brentano Room is a perfect fit. The Bankettsaal Room, an intimate 100-guest space, is known for its charming atmosphere.
From weddings to business meetings, to city meetings and celebrations, this is a building where the ideas and dreams of local residents come true. Book a room by first viewing an online guidebook that walks you through all of the different options. There is also an on-site team that will help answer any questions about the building or the packages offered.
Buesing Palace’s central location mean you can fit a visit into almost any itinerary. Find it right in the city center, near the main train station in Offenbach and the S-Bahn station Marktplatz. While parts of the building are regularly used for events and not open to the public, it is well worth strolling by to take some memorable photos.
