Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum (HNF) - Tagungs- und Konferenzzentrum

The Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum is not only the world's largest computer museum, but also a meeting and conference center that impresses with its design and exclusive equipment.
The rooms offer an ideal ambience for various events: from seminars, workshops, conferences, meetings, congresses and events to trade fairs.

• Event rooms for up to 410 people
• 2.600 sqm of floor space for exhibitions
• Open-air area for open-air presentations
• Seminar rooms and exhibition areas with daylight and blackout options
• Flexible wall system for a wide range of room combination options
• Use of state-of-the-art technical equipment

 
Letting

Seminar rooms
The HNF has a total of nine seminar rooms that can be used individually or in combination for seminars, training courses, workshops, committee meetings, press conferences, product presentations and meetings.
With a capacity of ten to 130 people, different usage concepts can be realized. The large windows of seminar rooms 3, 4 and 5 offer a beautiful view of the Paderaue nature reserve.

Auditorium
The auditorium is the largest room in the HNF and offers ideal conditions for panel discussions, award ceremonies, concerts, congresses, festive events, car presentations, fashion shows and conferences.

The extensive basic technical equipment is highly professional and leaves nothing to be desired, even for the most demanding requirements. Thanks to the special acoustic walls, the room has excellent acoustics for conferences and concerts.

• 386 to 410 grandstand seats
• Floor area 450 sqm, stage area 138 sqm
• Room height stage 5.2 m
• Three large screens (5x4 m, 8x5 m, 5x4 m)
• HD projectors (16:9 format, 5,100 to 9.500 ANSI lumens)
• 3-channel simultaneous interpreting system
• Twelve wireless microphones
• Professional video and transmission technology

Exhibition areas
The exhibition areas offer 2,600 square meters of space for product shows, in-house exhibitions, car presentations or receptions. The space is divided into three areas:
Interchangeable exhibition space
The flexible wall system offers a wide range of options for combining the space with the auditorium, seminar room 5 and the foyer.

• Floor area 500 sqm
• Wood parquet raised floor for flexible infrastructure supply (floor panels 0.6x0.6 m, load-bearing capacity 500 kg/sqm)
• Power supply connections 230V to 400V with 16A to 63A available
• Large window front with view of the Paderaue
• Darkening option via electrically controllable blinds
• Earth-level delivery via sliding doors in the foyer
• Fresh and waste water connections available

Foyer
The foyer is the central entrance area for event visitors, museum visitors and visitors to the restaurant.

• Floor area 1,000 sqm
• Stone floor
• Large window front
• Level delivery via sliding doors, door dimensions 3.4x2.8 m (WxH)
• Power and mains connections available
• Fresh and waste water connections available

3. Upper floor
The space on the 3rd floor is suitable for elaborate exhibition concepts or events.

• Floor area 1.100 sqm
• Transportation via two lifts
• Mostly linoleum floor
• Large window front
• Power and mains connections available
• Fresh and waste water connections available
  

Permanent and special exhibition
Offer your customers and guests something exclusive and book the museum for your corporate event! The permanent and special exhibitions are open from 6 pm (Tue-Sun). Experience a reception, an after-work party or an informal get-together of a very special kind.
 
Catering
With the event service of Brand Manufaktur für Speisen und Erlebnisse GmbH, the Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum has a permanent catering partner.

Brand Manufaktur develops individual arrangements for you: from finger food to banquets, feasts and barbecues. Experienced and competent staff will organize your event and prepare dishes according to your wishes.
 
Guided tours through the permanent or special exhibition
A guided tour through the Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum is an ideal addition to your event and a welcome enrichment to any conference. Embark on a journey through the history, present and future of information technology from cuneiform writing to the 21st century. You can book a general tour or focus on specific topics such as the history of the PC or the development of communication technology.