Accessibility Statement

We (COBURG MARKETING – Kongresshaus Rosengarten), as the website operator, are committed to designing the website in accordance with applicable accessibility regulations. The following legal provisions apply to us:

Bavarian Law on Equal Opportunities, Integration, and Participation of People with Disabilities (Bavarian Disability Equality Act – BayBGG) and Bavarian Regulation on Accessible Information Technology (BayBITV)

Website

This statement applies to the website  https://www.coburg-kongress.de/

Conformance with Requirements

Some PDF files and documents are not yet fully accessible. They are designed to be as accessible as possible, but may not always be completely barrier-free.
 
The texts displayed on the website are not additionally provided in Easy Language or Simple Language.

If you encounter a document or text that presents a barrier for you, please contact us. We will do our best to provide the content in an appropriate format.

Some content, such as maps and images, are not yet fully compatible with our screen reader.
 
We strive to provide all our images with alternative text that can be used by screen readers. If you come across an image without an alternative text, please feel free to let us know.

Our videos' audio files do not yet have complete subtitles. We are working on transcribing these.
 
Not all content elements are exclusively operable via keyboard.

Feedback and Contact Information

If you notice any issues with accessible access to content on our website or have comments or questions regarding accessibility, please contact us at

COBURG MARKETING 
Kongresshaus Rosengarten
Berliner Platz 1 
96450 Coburg
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 Phone: +49 (0) 9561 89-830 
Fax: +49 (0) 9561 89-8384

Evaluation Method

This statement is based on the results of our accessibility tool.

Use of Accessibility Tool

The website additionally uses an accessibility tool that allows users to customize all content according to their needs. Currently, features such as zoom, contrast mode, color correction, speech output, and others are available to support digital participation and accessibility.

Enforcement Procedure

If you believe that you have been disadvantaged due to insufficient accessibility of our website, you can contact the responsible enforcement authority:

Landesamt für Digitalisierung, Breitband und Vermessung 
IT-Dienstleistungszentrum des Freistaats Bayern 
Durchsetzungs- und Überwachungsstelle für barrierefreie Informationstechnik 
 St.-Martin-Straße 47
81541 München 
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Creation of this Accessibility Statement

This statement was created on June 18, 2025. It is based on a self-assessment conducted by Kongresshaus Rosengarten, a department of COBURG MARKETING, an enterprise of the City of Coburg. The statement was last reviewed on June 18, 2025.

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Contact

How can we help you?

Give us a call – we are here for you.

KONGRESSHAUS ROSENGARTEN
Berliner Platz 1
D-96450 Coburg

Telefon: +49 9561 89-830
Telefax: +49 9561 89-8384

Whether you are a guest or an event organizer, we want you to be completely satisfied so that you look forward to returning. This is what motivates us in our day-to-day work.

We are a well-practiced team with many years of experience and we enjoy what we do! Our event service for conference and seminar organizers covers the entire spectrum. We provide an exciting platform for artists and cultural organizations for events across a wide range of genres.

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At the Kongresshaus Rosengarten Congress Centre, you can expect personal dedication that goes beyond 9-to-5. We are here for you 365 days a year, from Monday morning to Sunday evening.

Hier is our Team:

Sandra Schweigert

General management

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Telefon: +49 9561 89-8310
Sebastian Sonntag

Technical team

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Telefon: +49 9561 89-8315
Martina Wilmer

Event organization

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Telefon: +49 9561 89-8317
Linda Jung

Event organization

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Telefon: +49 9561 89-8313
Susanne Schelhorn

Event service

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Telefon: +49 9561 89-8316
Marian Humann

Technical team

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Telefon: +49 9561 89-8336
Alexander Kettner

Technikteam

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Telefon: +49 9561 89-8339
Christian Thomalla

Technical team

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Telefon: +49 9561 89-8330
Dirk Wittmann

Technical team

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Telefon: +49 9561 89-8332
Louis Engel

Apprentice Technical team

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Telefon: +49 9561 89-8335
Sandra Schilling

Cleaning team

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Telefon: +49 9561 89-830
Nicole Wollandt

Cleaning team

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Telefon: +49 9561 89-830

Site Notice

COBURG MARKETING
Kongresshaus Rosengarten
Berliner Platz 1
96450 Coburg
Phone: +49 9561 89-830 
Fax: +49 9561 89-8384

E-Mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Management: Horst Graf
Registered office of the company: Coburg
Legal form: Kommunaler Legal form: Municipal Enterprise (Kommunaler Eigenbetrieb) of the City of Coburg, Public Corporation (Körperschaft des Öffentlichen Rechts)
Value-added tax identification number in accordance with section 27 a of the Value-Added Tax Act (Umsatzsteuergesetz): DE132462698

Responsible for content

Horst Graf
Phone: +49 9561 89-830
Fax: +49 9561 89-8384
Responsible (in accordance with section 5 of the Telemedia Act (TMG)):
The websites named here offer the views and opinions of the persons named here.

Concept and web design:
webdesign bauer+bauer www.bauerplusbauer.de

Images:
© fotolia DWP.

Terms of use

Text, images, graphics and the design of these webpages are subject to copyright law. They may only be used for private and other personal use within the scope of section 53 of Copyright Law (UrhG). Copying or using these pages or parts thereof in other electronic or printed publications and their publication is only permitted with our consent. Those responsible for content may grant this permission on request. In addition, text, images, graphics and other files may be subject to third-party copyright law in whole or part. Those responsible for content will also provide you with more information regarding possible rights of third parties. Reprinting and use of press releases and speeches is permitted provided that the sources are cited.

Liability disclaimer

We have prepared and verified all of the information provided on this website to the best of our knowledge and ability. However, we cannot assume ongoing liability for the currency, accuracy, completeness and availability of the information provided. These webpages do not constitute a contractual relationship with users of the Internet presence. We are not liable for any damages incurred as a result of the use of this Internet presence. This liability disclaimer does not apply when superseded by the regulations set forth in section 839 of the German Civil Code (BGB) (liability in case of official misconduct). We are not liable for any damages incurred due to malware or the installation or use of software while accessing or downloading files.

Links

A distinction must be made between links to our own webpages and links from our pages to third-party websites. We only offer visitors access to third-party content via these links in accordance with section 8 TMG. When we first linked our site to these pages we verified this third-party content to determine whether it might result in possible civil or criminal law liability. However, we cannot continually monitor this third-party content for changes and therefore we do not accept any responsibility for it. The respective page provider is solely liable for illegal, incorrect or incomplete content, and in particular for damages arising from the use or non-use of third-party information.

COBURG – Meet and celebrate with culture

Coburg is a city of culture where everything is close by. Ehrenburg Palace is located only a few minutes’ walk from the historic market square. The former residence of the dukes of Coburg is now home to the magnificent Riesensaal (Hall of Giants), the state theatre and its studio stage, Reithalle (Riding Arena), a puppet museum, a museum of natural history, an art association and of course the Kongresshaus Rosengarten. The Veste Coburg – one of the best-preserved medieval castle complexes in Europe – towers high above it all. Its arms and glass collections and collection of prints and drawings are internationally acclaimed.

Coburg Altstadt

The Kongresshaus Rosengarten Congress Centre is only a stone’s throw away from the popular Coburg Altstadt (Old Town) with its romantic alleys and squares. The pedestrian mall with its market stands, attractive shops and boutiques can be reached in just a few minutes.

Welcoming local pubs and traditional to high-end restaurants and hotels offer something for everyone. The delicious smell of original Coburg Bratwurst, grilled over pine cones, wafts through the city and ice-cream parlours tempt passers-by with a rainbow of flavours.

Coburg festivals

In earlier times, people mainly travelled to Coburg to visit the Veste. Today, they are probably more likely to come for the festivals!
The Franconians are famous for their festivals – especially in Coburg, where young and old love to celebrate. Traditional festivals such as the Coburg Vogelschießen (Bird Shooting) and the Coburg Schlossplatzfest – also known as the largest gourmet festival in Northern Bavaria – or the famous Marktfest (Market Festival) of the Coburg Convent are interspersed with country fairs of religious origins, exciting flea or Christmas markets, or even a spectacular Samba festival.

Coburg is Rio with Bratwurst and New Orleans with hops. Tradition and change are reflected in Coburg’s festival culture, too.

Whether you are in town as a visitor or an event organizer, the wide range of options makes putting together an attractive social programme for you an absolute pleasure!

Discover Coburg...

www.coburg.de

KONGRESSHAUS ROSENGARTEN – THE CENTRE AND ITS HISTORY

Kongresshaus Rosengarten Coburg

Kongresshaus Rosengarten – The centre and its history

From lavish balls to industry conventions, speeches by top politicians, performances by popular cabaret stars and concerts by famous musicians and singers – the Kongresshaus Rosengarten Congress Centre has been a meeting point for events of all kinds in Coburg and the region for over 50 years. Its unique ambience, sheer elegance, light and bright rooms and view of the rose garden make it a favourite location for visitors and artists alike.

The centre as a business location

From its beginnings in the 60s, the Kongresshaus Rosengarten has played an important role in the development of Coburg as a business location. The centre has contributed to Coburg’s cultural and social landscape for over 50 years now with its wide range of events. It also shapes the economic structure of the entire region as a location for conventions, conferences and events with an international audience.

The centre is owned by Wirtschaftsförderungsgesellschaft der Stadt Coburg mbH. The business development agency built the Kongresshaus Rosengarten between 1960 and 1962 and converted it into a modern meeting point between 1985 and 1987. It is operated by a dedicated management team and catering is provided by the Restaurant Rosengarten.

Both the construction and renovation of the centre were the subject of much debate in Coburg – but the congress centre quickly proved a success, hosting over 10,000 events since its reopening on 5 November 1987.

Architecture: function, form and transparency

The distinctive architecture of the Kongresshaus Rosengarten Congress Centre combines function, form and transparency.

“Transparency” could have been the title of the blueprint. With its filigree external buttresses and large windows, it is almost as if the building inhales the light. All rooms are flooded with daylight and the lights can be left off until late in the day. Bright, high rooms and winding staircases reinforce the feeling of harmony and lightness.

Inside, an efficient ventilation system ensures that the centre is never too warm in the summer months. State-of-the-art air conditioning technology maintains the best possible air quality, even with a full ballroom. You can breathe easy – there is no stuffy conference air here.

Artistic indoor and outdoor setting

Architecturally, the congress centre blends perfectly into the rose garden. The curved design is reminiscent of the paths that snake through the rose garden, while the large glass facade creates a seamless transition between the park and the centre.

The entire interior of the congress centre is a work of art, creating a unique atmosphere. The foyer and the gallery feature glass artworks and porcelain objects, and there is art on display throughout the centre – a playful nod to the Zeitgeist.

Outside the congress centre, visitors can stroll among flowering rose bushes to the Sintflutbrunnen (Flood Fountain) to escape the hustle and bustle. Free and in harmony with the space, air and light. A slight detour to the masterfully designed Palmenhaus (Palm House) only a few steps away takes you to the tropics. And for a slightly longer walk, there are beautiful paths from the congress centre to the romantic historical Coburg Hofgarten (Court Garden).

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Broschüre 1962 - 2012 (german)

Impressionen aus 50 Jahren Kongresshaus Rosengarten Coburg

Accessibility Statement

Accessibility Statement

Website

Conformance with Requirements

Feedback and Contact Information

Evaluation Method

Use of Accessibility Tool

Enforcement Procedure

Creation of this Accessibility Statement

Get in touch

Contact

How can we help you?

Sandra Schweigert

Sebastian Sonntag

Martina Wilmer

Linda Jung

Susanne Schelhorn

Marian Humann

Alexander Kettner

Christian Thomalla

Dirk Wittmann

Louis Engel

Sandra Schilling

Nicole Wollandt

Site Notice

Responsible for content

Terms of use

Liability disclaimer

Links

COBURG – Meet and celebrate with culture

COBURG – Meet and celebrate with culture

Coburg Altstadt

Coburg festivals

Discover Coburg...

KONGRESSHAUS ROSENGARTEN – THE CENTRE AND ITS HISTORY

Kongresshaus Rosengarten Coburg

Kongresshaus Rosengarten – The centre and its history

The centre as a business location

Architecture: function, form and transparency

Artistic indoor and outdoor setting

Download

Broschüre 1962 - 2012 (german)

Kongresshaus Rosengarten Coburg