Conference locations

House of Brienen

"Go back to the 18th Century"

A reception between exceptional wall paintings of a wonderful river landscape ...
A dinner in a beautiful style room with furniture from the 18th century ...
A high tea in a cozy garden room filled with original objects.

This is all possible in the House of Brienen, a beautiful 17th-century building on the Herengracht in Amsterdam. Around 1730 this house was converted into a true city palace. The extraordinary interior of the reception rooms is largely preserved in original condition and meticulously restored. This makes this particular location ideal for exclusive meetings, small receptions and dinners.

Rokin View Penthouse - Amsterdam

RokinView Penthouse offers an exclusive haven of luxury and convenience designed to accommodate public and private gatherings of the highest level, with a combination of the finest standard in facilities and the last word in service.

The space is designed by acclaimed architects Archipelontwerpers, and embodies a clean, modern classic style, offset by furniture designs from such modern masters as Eames and le Corbusier. The spacious, airy penthouse comprises three levels, with dynamic views of the Amsterdam skyline from its generous windows and roof deck.

The facilities embody the highest standards of luxury and comfort in every detail, and go a step beyond. From a wide range of high-tech presentation equipment, to top notch catering facilities, to fully outfitted conference areas and intimate fireside corners, to the soaps and scents in our rest rooms - every detail has been attended to with the utmost care and consideration.

Meetings for up to eighteen people.
Breakfast meetings, lunches, receptions and dinners.
Reception and buffet capacity: 75 people.
Management training courses.
Exclusive product presentations and press launches.
VIP receptions.
International meetings.
Customer marketing meetings.
Mergers and acquisitions.

Makelaars Comptior

This ancient guildhall of 1633 was the Amsterdam office for the brokers and dealers in goods, such as coffee, tobacco and grain. In this building the brokers held strictly confidential meetings. Although the guild system was abolished long ago, the activities of the Amsterdam guild brokers continued well into the 20th century. This is the reason that this historic guildhall is preserved.

In the boardroom on the ground floor hangs a wooden rose, which is the symbol of confidentiality and in this room the important management issues were discussed. The room has a beautiful 18th-century fireplace. The boardroom on the first floor has a fireplace, old wooden beams and stained-glass windows. The guildhall is available for small private gatherings and meetings, lunches and dinners.

Windmill the Breek - Oosthuizen

The cozy intimate location of visitors-centre the Breek can be rented for various events, like meetings, parties, seminars, luncheons, and dinners, however the mill is also a great wedding location, from the actual wedding ceremony till the entire wedding feast.

There is space within the mill itself for a maximum of 50 people.
On the other hand`, the terrain around the visitors centre and the mill is extensive; a tent supporting 250 people could easily be placed there. Space spread over the entire area can accommodate up to 500 people.

Noord-Holland Catering considers itself lucky to be able to provide catering at this beautiful location.

Schellingwouderkerk - Amsterdam

At the foot of a dyke, near the Oranjesluizen in the north of Amsterdam, stands the little church of Schellingwoude. Historic research carried out both before and during its restoration revealed that, since the 14th century, different churches have stood on this site. The current – originally Protestant – church was built in 1866. Its restoration was completed in 2000.

The Schellingwouderkerk is the smallest church managed by Stadsherstel. However, because of its rural location, it has proven to be an excellent spot for romantic weddings. As the church can be rented daily from 9am until midnight and it's easy to reach by car, it has proven to be an extremely popular location for workshops, dinners, small conferences or lectures. The church is also equipped with an organ that can be used for a small fee. It seats 80 persons. For dinner events it has space for 50 people and for receptions, 100.

Oostelijk Meterhuis - Amsterdam

Machinegebouw - Amsterdam

The Machinegebouw (335 m2) is an ideal location to host parties, dinners and various other events.

The Machinegebouw (Machine building) consists of a large area of 275 m2 (grote zaal) and a smaller room of 60 m2 (kapel). The Machinegebouw is extremely well suited to hold small events and dinner parties.

The Machinegebouw dates back to 1885 and was the heart of the factory, from where gas was pumped to the entire area. It is a detached building between the Oostelijk Meterhuis (setup as a meeting-room) and the Westelijk Meterhuis (the espresso factory), right across from the Zuiveringsgebouw. The building is is accessible from both the north and the south side. This make it quite feasible to combine inside activities with other activities outside on the terrain or in other buildings on the grounds.

Het West Indisch Pakhuis - Amsterdam

The West Indisch Pakhuis (west indian wharehouse) is situated at the ’s-Gravenhekje, a place that takes you back to the days when the tides still rolled into the city. A time when the sea still held a prominent place in Hollands flourishing economy. A time when The Netherlands were still a major player on the world's scene.

Master builder Keyser drew the first designs for what was then still called the West Indisch Huis in 1641. it was to be a multi functional building for the West Indische Compagnie. It became both a warehouse and a slaughterhouse, it was also the place where the gentlemen (administrators, governors, directors and managers) of the Amsterdam department of the company met. The 'Commies d' Equipage' and the skippers of the yachts of the Geoctrooide West Indische Compagnie, lived in the lower sections of the house.

The brick frontage of the building, the sand stone tracks surrounding the windows and shutters, the top on the Prins Hendrikkade besides the two tops at the back of the building, these together with the frontons make this warehouse into a unique structure.
At a lovely location on the edge of the city near the harbor, this location could well be the perfect spot for your event.

Reguliersgracht 63 - Amsterdam

Right in the centre of Amsterdam, we find a wonderful 19th century national monument designed by architect Isaac Gosschalk. This building was renovated in the the old authentic style preserving every detail. Its three hundred square meters are divided over 5 floors.
These premises offer a splendid environment for dinners of up to 12 persons besides receptions for a maximum of 20 people. It can also be used as a meeting room or holding a presentation in a marvelous ambiance. This national monument is also for hire as a place to spend your wedding night, in combination with a party in the Amstelkerk or Duif for example.

De Kleine Werf - Amsterdam

This old renovated ships and carpentry wharf on the Prinseneiland in the heart of Amsterdam is now a place to hold workshops and conferences in a 17th century combined with all the comforts and facilities of this age.

The Kleine Werf (little warf) and its beautiful large windows looking out over the Bickersgracht is most of all an inspiring location where ideas can ripen and guest be pleasantly surprised by the lovely authentic surroundings.

The Kleine Werf is a unique location for business meetings, product presentations, courses, brainstorm sessions or an exclusive dinner in fantastic surroundings.

For meetings, with or without breakfast, lunch or dinner there's a maximum of 28 people.
For presentations, there's a maximum of 60 persons.

Het Amsterdams Marionetten Theater - Amsterdam

The Amsterdam Marionette Theatre is situated not far from the Nieuwmarkt, the heart of the old city centre.
When you enter the premises and close the door behind you, you are greeted by an oasis of peace and grace right there in the middle of busy Amsterdam.
A form of theatre popular in the days of Mozart is exhibited here, in this intimate and styleful house, a unique and universal form of theatre: Marionette opera.

De theatre hall is flexibly furnished and is an ideal location to host dinners, receptions, presentations and business meetings.
Noord Holland Catering could for instance combine the use of this location with a high tea.

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