Large function room for up to 230 guests, with a wall of glass doors opening onto a terrace – inspiring by day and glittering by night. The Orangerie is a grand and flexible space which can be divided in two for different tempos of your event or as one spacious light venue. It is the perfect daytime setting for lectures and lunches, with glass doors opening onto the park from where your guests can enjoy the beauty of Lichtentaler Allee.
THE PHILHARMONIC SALON: CHAMBER MUSIC XII

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Easter Festival Baden-Baden 2021
Cultural ties have linked Baden-Baden with Russia for over 200 years. The story that began with a princess who became the tsar’s bride continues to this day with the many residents of our city with Russian roots. At the 2021 Easter Festival, the Berliner Philharmoniker and Chief Conductor Kirill Petrenko will join us in remembering one of Russia’s most celebrated composers, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. The orchestra will not only be interpreting his opera Mazeppa, but also Rachmaninoff’s Francesca da Rimini. Different Russian schools existed during Tchaikovsky’s time as the vast empire, its position straddling East and West, searched for an identity and aesthetic of its own. Tchaikovsky himself drew inspiration from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – a connection we will also be exploring during the Festival. At the 2021 Easter Festival, we will be building a bridge that spans a large cross-section of European cultural history – an undertaking for which BadenBaden is the ideal venue. Welcome to the 2021 BadenBaden Easter Festival!