Located in the centre of Vienna’s old town, the Reitersaal in the OeKB building offers a stylish backdrop for your event. A monumental sculpture by Dominik Fernkorn and a ceiling made of 14,600 separate panes of glass and completely refurbished gives the hall a very unique atmosphere.
The Reitersaal from various angles
A Hall with a History
The Reitersaal in the OeKB building on Strauchgasse was originally the inner courtyard of the Montenuovo Palace featuring the Georgsbrunnen by the famous sculptor Anton Dominik Fernkorn. In 1871 the Anglo-Österreichische Bank purchased the building and had the inner courtyard covered with 14,600 separate panes of glass so that it could be used as a bank hall.
At the beginning of the 1990s, the current owner of the hall, OeKB, had the glass ceiling completely refurbished true to the original design. A horizontal dimming system allows the hall to be used no matter the time of day.
Climate-neutral Events
OeKB can compensate the CO2 emissions from your event in the Reitersaal, if desired - from the technology through to catering and the arrival of the registered guests. All costs arising from the CO2 emissions are added to the bill and then that amount is invested in a certified climate protection project.
An average of one to three tons of CO2 is created by events. To compensate one ton of CO2 usually costs about €15. The CO2 compensation is processed with the services of ClimatePartner.
Further information
Detailed information about climate-neutral events can be received from:
Christine Steinwider
Sustainability Management of the OeKB Group
T +43 (0)1 53127-2370
christine.steinwider@oekb.at
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