The Johannis Hall is particularly suitable for concerts, receptions,
seminars, and presentations
as well as for civil weddings and secular marriage ceremonies.
The so-called "Johannis Fountain Tower" where the Johannis Hall is located is one of the oldest parts of the Nymphenburg Palace complex. It still houses the pump for the large fountain in the crescent in front of Nymphenburg Palace, one of the oldest machines still in operation in the world. Little is known about the use of the Johannis Hall in the past. In the 18th century the electoral servant responsible for the fountain probably lived here. A description of the Fountain House dating from 1789 lists "a staircase, a living room, two chambers and a kitchen".
Since 2007, the Johannis Hall has been available as a multifunctional event room. You can invite up to 90 guests here: the hall provides an excellent setting for a concert or a lecture, or can be used for a reception. It can of course also be booked to supplement the Hubertus and Orangery Halls.
Johannis Hall (upper floor)
Room size
126 m²
(11.1 x 11.3 m)
Height
6.5 m
max. capacity
Banquet
60
max. capacity
Rows of seats
90
max. capacity
Reception
90
Hubertus Hall (upper floor)
Room size
360 m²
(33.6 x 10.7 m)
Height
6.5 m
max. capacity
Banquet
220
max. capacity
Rows of seats
392
(with
4 x 6 m stage)
369
(with
4 x 8 m stage)
max. capacity
Reception
360
Foyer on the upper floor
Room size
118 m²
Height
6.2 m
Orangery Hall (ground floor)
Room size
172 m²
(25 x 6.9 m)
Height
5.0 m
max. capacity
Banquet
90
max. capacity
Rows of seats
160
(with 2 x 4 m stage)
max. capacity
Reception
170
Foyer on the ground floor
Room size
158 m²
Height
10.25 m
The almost square hall is fitted with a parquet floor. The hanging lights can be dimmed. Large windows provide a view of the spacious palace crescent. The room can be slightly darkened with the white window curtains.
Seating in rows – enlarged version of the plan
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