Welcome to Gutshof Ladenburg!
Centrally located between Heidelberg and Mannheim in the district Ladenburg-Rosenhof, the Gutshof Ladenburg is today the ideal place for weddings, corporate events, workshops, opening nights or other unusual events. The Gutshof Ladenburg offers space for events between 50 and 1,000 people. The two large event halls can be rented individually or together for this purpose.
Location/ Distance:
Centrally located between Mannheim and Heidelberg
Freeway: 2 km
Heidelberg main station: 13 km
Airport FRA: 73 km
Airport STR: 134 km
Meeting room capacities:
Countess of Berckheim Hall:
200-250 persons at round / square gala tables
300 persons with bar tables
Carl Theodor Hall:
200 persons at round / square gala tables
300 persons with bar tables)
Facilities:
Two large function rooms, seminar room, large park area, courtyard, sufficient free parking spaces, floor heating.
Technical equipment:
Projector, screen, music system, lectern, LED lighting.
Parking facilities:
Free of charge for up to 500 people.
Gastronomy:
Catering free of charge, we will be happy to advise you on your choice of caterer.
History, Present & Visions for the Ladenburg Estate
The Romans already recognized the beautiful location of the Ladenburg Manor when they laid the first foundation stone for the site in 98 AD. The old estate was part of an area called "Rosengarten", which fell to the monastery of Lorsch in 799, and was sold on to the canons of Neuhausen near Worms in 1199. In 1833, the Ladenburg estate passed to Theodor Waldner, lord of the castle of Weinheim and Limburgerhof, who was married to the Countess von Berckheim. The von Berckheims owned the estate until 1930 and helped it gain a national reputation by organizing horse races. In 1766, the estate was once again of special public interest when Elector Carl Theodor ordered the excavation of Roman remains in the area between Ladenburg and Schriesheim, which had been interpreted as a "bath". Parts of the "Villa Rustica" discovered in the process are still preserved today. In 2008, the Huben nursery acquired the Ladenburg estate in order to lease it on a long-term basis to Matrix GmbH Heidelberg in 2014.
In cooperation with the Heidelberg advertising agency Einzelstück, it will now become one of the most beautiful and spacious event locations in the entire Rhine-Neckar region. To this end, the two event halls will be thoroughly renovated while preserving their historic appearance, fitted with underfloor heating, and expanded to include a catering area. At the same time, the sanitary facilities will be brought up to the latest standards, and the spacious inner courtyard area will be provided with new planting. The conference rooms will be equipped with the latest technology and in the near future, overnight accommodation will be available for guests directly on the estate.
The special attraction of the Ladenburg Estate is its central location between Heidelberg and Mannheim in delightful rural surroundings. The Ladenburg Estate is set to become the leading event location in the Rhine-Neckar region and will be available for wedding parties as well as corporate and anniversary celebrations. On selected days, cultural events and trade fairs will also be held at the Gutshof.
Location/ Distance:
Centrally located between Mannheim and Heidelberg
Freeway: 2 km
Heidelberg main station: 13 km
Airport FRA: 73 km
Airport STR: 134 km
Meeting room capacities:
Countess of Berckheim Hall:
200-250 persons at round / square gala tables
300 persons with bar tables
Carl Theodor Hall:
200 persons at round / square gala tables
300 persons with bar tables)
Facilities:
Two large function rooms, seminar room, large park area, courtyard, sufficient free parking spaces, floor heating.
Technical equipment:
Projector, screen, music system, lectern, LED lighting.
Parking facilities:
Free of charge for up to 500 people.
Gastronomy:
Catering free of charge, we will be happy to advise you on your choice of caterer.
History, Present & Visions for the Ladenburg Estate
The Romans already recognized the beautiful location of the Ladenburg Manor when they laid the first foundation stone for the site in 98 AD. The old estate was part of an area called "Rosengarten", which fell to the monastery of Lorsch in 799, and was sold on to the canons of Neuhausen near Worms in 1199. In 1833, the Ladenburg estate passed to Theodor Waldner, lord of the castle of Weinheim and Limburgerhof, who was married to the Countess von Berckheim. The von Berckheims owned the estate until 1930 and helped it gain a national reputation by organizing horse races. In 1766, the estate was once again of special public interest when Elector Carl Theodor ordered the excavation of Roman remains in the area between Ladenburg and Schriesheim, which had been interpreted as a "bath". Parts of the "Villa Rustica" discovered in the process are still preserved today. In 2008, the Huben nursery acquired the Ladenburg estate in order to lease it on a long-term basis to Matrix GmbH Heidelberg in 2014.
In cooperation with the Heidelberg advertising agency Einzelstück, it will now become one of the most beautiful and spacious event locations in the entire Rhine-Neckar region. To this end, the two event halls will be thoroughly renovated while preserving their historic appearance, fitted with underfloor heating, and expanded to include a catering area. At the same time, the sanitary facilities will be brought up to the latest standards, and the spacious inner courtyard area will be provided with new planting. The conference rooms will be equipped with the latest technology and in the near future, overnight accommodation will be available for guests directly on the estate.
The special attraction of the Ladenburg Estate is its central location between Heidelberg and Mannheim in delightful rural surroundings. The Ladenburg Estate is set to become the leading event location in the Rhine-Neckar region and will be available for wedding parties as well as corporate and anniversary celebrations. On selected days, cultural events and trade fairs will also be held at the Gutshof.
