Orangerie Ansbach

Welcome to Orangerie Ansbach

The Ansbach Orangery is one of Franconia's historical gems. Located on the edge of the city center and uniquely embedded in the margravial court garden, it is a stylish venue for cultural events, concerts, conferences, parties and celebrations. Since January 2021, Blank Hotel GmbH has taken over the operation of the catering and event management. With the neighboring, modern hotel-brewery DAS HÜRNER (350m away), the Orangerie becomes a professionally managed complete offer for events of all kinds.

The unique, historic location with its special flair offers space for conferences and congresses for 50-1000 people. In addition to the main halls Blue and Green Hall, the other rooms such as Christiane-Charlotte-Saal, Kachel- & Lady-Craven-Zimmer offer space for further workshops.

Meeting equipment: WiFi, projector, screen, flipchart, pin board. HERE (Conference folder_Orangerie_2025.pdf) you will find more information about our conference offer including individually customizable packages.

Enjoy the ambience of this unique garden and recharge your batteries with a short walk through the courtyard garden.

Best traffic connections to train and bus as well as highways A6, A7, A8

Parking spaces can be rented directly at the Orangerie. There are other public parking facilities in the immediate vicinity, including Hofwiese, directly opposite the Orangerie.

Our team is on hand to advise you on all matters relating to conferences, from the initial inquiry to the end of the event - smoothly and efficiently, in accordance with the individual arrangements made.

Telephone event office 0981/208 622-907. Office hours Mon.-Fri. from 10 am to 3 pm or by arrangement.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Further information:

The Orangery was built at the beginning of the 18th century by Carl Friedrich von Zocha based on French models, who modeled the north side on the colonnades of the Louvre and the south side on the Grand Trianon in Versailles. At the same time, the court garden, which had existed since 1535, was also redesigned in the Baroque style. After the bombing raids during the Second World War, the gardens were rebuilt in their former splendor using old plans. Since then, the tradition of planting in the style of the 17th and 18th centuries and the cultivation of Mediterranean potted plants has been continued. In the summer months, lemon, bitter orange, olive, pistachio, laurel and strawberry trees can be admired

In odd-numbered years, concerts are held there as part of the Ansbach Bach Week. The Blue Hall and the Cupola Hall - two magnificent rooms for festive events - are rented out by the Bavarian Administration of State Palaces, Gardens and Lakes.

Source: Tourist Information Ansbach, CC BY SA 4.0