Your event at the Physikzentrum Bad Honnef
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Außenansicht des Stiftshauses
© DPG / Samulat 2017
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Flur im Stiftshaus des Physikzentrum Bad Honnef
© DPG / Heupel 2015
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Zimmer im Stiftshaus des Physikzentrum Bad Honnef
© DPG / Heupel 2015
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Zimmer im Stiftshaus des Physikzentrum Bad Honnef
© DPG / Heupel 2015
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Badezimmer eines Zimmers im Stiftshaus des Physikzentrum Bad Honnef
© DPG / Heupel 2015
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Speisesaal im Stiftsgebäude
© DPG / Carstensen 2012
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Lichtenbergkeller im Stiftsgebäude
© DPG / Heupel 2012
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Lichtenbergkeller im Stiftsgebäude
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Lichtenbergkeller im Stiftsgebäude
© DPG / Heupel 2012
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Außenansicht des Gästehauses
© Jens Paritzsch Unternehmensfotografie 2017
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Foyer des Gästehauses
© Jens Paritzsch Unternehmensfotografie 2017
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Zimmer im Obergeschoss des Gästehauses
© Jens Paritzsch Unternehmensfotografie 2017
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Badezimmer eines Zimmers im Gästehaus
© Jens Paritzsch Unternehmensfotografie 2017
Since its establishment in 1976, the Physikzentrum Bad Honnef has been a central meeting point for physics in Germany. It is managed by the German Physical Society (DPG), which operates the Physikzentrum in partnership with the University of Bonn (Elly Hölterhoff Böcking Foundation) and with funding from the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. The Physikzentrum is also the headquarter of the DPG e. V. with its office. The Physikzentrum is housed in the beautiful building of the Elly Hölterhoff Böcking Foundation, part of the University of Bonn, a castle-like building situated between the Rhine and the Siebengebirge mountains. Built in the 19th century, the monastery building now boasts an extensive renovation with state-of-the-art infrastructure in a historic atmosphere and a guest house with an innovative energy concept opened in 2015. Equipped in this way, the Physikzentrum Bad Honnef has long been one of the world's most important conference venues in the field of physics. The programme consists primarily of scientific seminars lasting several days, which attract more than 5,000 young and established scientists from all over the world to the Rhine every year, including Nobel Prize winners in physics on a regular basis.
Meetings at the Physics Centre Bad Honnef
You can book the premises of the house for your physical event. In addition to the various conference rooms, the Physics Center Bad Honnef offers an infrastructure for up to 100 guests. With a total of 99 beds and its own kitchen offers the Physikzentrum Bad Honnef many possibilities for your event.
⇒Overview of the conference rooms...
In-house catering
The in-house kitchen takes care of the physical well-being during the events. In addition to the dining room on the ground floor, the Physikzentrum has a cosy wine and beer cellar in the basement, the Georg Christoph Lichtenberg-Keller.
Accommodation
In addition to the conference and meeting rooms, there are a total of 59 beds in 41 rooms in the historic monastery building. In addition to a three-bed room, there are 16 double rooms and 24 single rooms. It is also possible to obtain extra beds for children on request. The guesthouse is located directly next to the monastery building and consists of 40 modern single rooms. All rooms have their own bathroom. Guests staying overnight at the Physikzentrum Bad Honnef can use the underground car park under the guest house.
Activities in the surroundings
The supporting programme of an event can be very varied due to the various possibilities of the direct surroundings. Hikes in the Siebengebirge, for example on the Drachenfels, are just as possible as a boat trip on the Rhine (from Königswinter). Also the good public transport connection to the two nearest bigger cities Bonn (approx. 35 minutes) and Cologne (approx. 45 minutes) opens many possibilities. In Bonn a visit to the Museumsmeile, the Deutsches Museum Bonn or the student laboratory of the University of Bonn is worthwhile. Bad Honnef also has some highlights to offer: Visit the Konrad Adenauer Wohnhaus in Rhöndorf or make a wine tasting with local winegrowers.