Conference Venue

A conference venue in Berlin, with room for every track.

Multiple stages, breakout rooms, call pods, coworking, podcast studio and a rooftop for the finale.

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810.
sqm on one floor
350.
guests across the floor
4.
session spaces at once
650.
on the rooftop for the finale
The building

One building, every part of the programme.

Main stages on two floors, breakout rooms from four-person meeting rooms up to Cosmos, and networking space on the coworking floor, all under one roof. Panels run in parallel, breakouts split off, and nobody has to leave the building between sessions.

The Atrium on the ground floor at The Delta Berlin, set theatre-styleThe Community Kitchen on the ground floor, a long counter beside the meeting roomsA glass meeting booth and café tables on the ground floor
810sqm
The whole programme
The Ground Floor

810 sqm taken together: the Atrium main stage, three enclosed session spaces, six call pods, a podcast studio and the Community Kitchen. Up to 350 guests across the floor and 180 in the plenary, with tracks running at the same time behind real walls.

  • 810 sqm, up to 350 guests
  • Main stage plus 3 session spaces
  • Podcast studio for capture
  • Kitchen for catering & sponsors
The Observatory, rows of seating before floor-to-ceiling windows looking out over Berlin rooftopsFloor-to-ceiling windows over trees and rooftops in The ObservatoryThe Observatory floor set with seating beside the glazed breakout roomsRows of seating on The Observatory main floor, the breakout rooms behindA sub-stage alcove in The Observatory, set with rows of chairs
1300sqm
More tracks
The Observatory

The ground floor is not the whole campus. The Observatory is an upper floor wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass, with its own main floor, breakout rooms and smaller stages, so a programme that outgrows three parallel sessions has somewhere to put the fourth and the fifth.

  • 1,300 sqm, 150 theatre
  • Breakout rooms & sub-stages
  • Extra parallel tracks
  • Two kitchens, city views
Cosmos, the largest meeting room at The Delta Berlin, set as a breakout roomThe Jupiter meeting room, used as a conference breakout roomThe Earth meeting room on the ground floor, set for a small breakout groupThe Mars meeting room on the ground floor, for a four-person breakout
Smaller sessions
Breakout rooms

Four meeting rooms for the sessions that split off from the main programme: Earth, Jupiter and Mars on the ground floor for four to six people, and Cosmos on the fourth floor for up to 25. Each has a TV, HDMI and a whiteboard or flipchart, so a breakout starts on time.

  • Rooms for 4 to 25
  • TV & HDMI in every room
  • Whiteboard or flipchart
  • Ground and fourth floor
A networking crowd on the coworking floor at The Delta BerlinGuests mingling between the call pods on the coworking floorA sponsor stand set up on the coworking floor during an event
560sqm
Between sessions
Networking spaces

The coworking floor opens up around the main stage, so the break between panels has somewhere to go. Room for 200 to stand and talk, café tables, call pods for the conversation that needs to be private, and space for sponsor stands along the way.

  • Room for 200 to network
  • Sponsor stands on the floor
  • Call pods for private calls
  • Next to the main stage
Guests seated for a sunset talk on The Terrace, the bar set up alongsideThe Terrace's open-air deck on a clear day, overlooking BerlinA speaker addressing a seated audience on The Terrace at dusk
200sqm
Networking breaks
The Terrace

A 200 sqm open-air terrace on the fourth floor, with a private kitchen and bar just off it. Where a programme puts its long break, and where the sponsor conversations actually happen.

  • Up to 350, 250 seated
  • Open-air, skyline views
  • Private kitchen & bar
  • Best at golden hour
The Rooftop pool deck with Berlin on the horizonThe Rooftop from above, the pool in front of the glazed indoor spaceThe glazed indoor space running alongside The Rooftop pool
650sqm
The closing party
The Rooftop

A rooftop pool deck with a fully glazed indoor space alongside and its own kitchen and bar. The finale that makes people stay to the end of the programme rather than leaving after the last session.

  • Up to 650 guests
  • Pool overlooking Neukölln
  • Own kitchen & bar
  • Glazed indoor space if weather turns
The floor plan

Where everything sits.

How a multi-track day zones the floor. Nothing below requires reconfiguring the building — this is what the ground floor already is.

  1. Zone 1Main stage — the Atrium250 sqm with the built-in stage and screen. Plenaries, opening and closing, and the sessions with the biggest draw.
  2. Zone 2Parallel tracks — three enclosed roomsThree real rooms with real walls, each with a screen. Sessions run at the same time as the main stage without bleeding into it.
  3. Zone 3Catering & sponsors — the kitchenThe Community Kitchen and the space around it carries coffee, lunch and sponsor tables. It is where the floor naturally collects between sessions.
  4. Zone 4Content capture — the podcast studioOn the same floor, so a speaker can come off stage and record without leaving the building. This is how a one-day programme becomes a quarter of content.
  5. Zone 5Quiet & calls — six phone boothsFor the attendee who has to take something, the speaker who needs ten minutes, and the organiser who needs to make a call without leaving the floor.
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What's included

The floor, set up as a programme.

Everything below comes with the full-floor hire rather than being quoted separately.

  • The whole ground floor, zoned to your run sheet before the doors open
  • Built-in stage and wall-filling screen on the main stage
  • Three enclosed session spaces with screens, behind real walls
  • A podcast studio on the same floor for same-day content capture
  • Six phone booths for calls, speakers and quiet time
  • The Community Kitchen for catering, coffee and sponsor tables
  • Fast wifi across the floor, built for 350 people using it at once
  • Bar staff, security and cleaning arranged with the booking
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What conference organisers ask.

Questions

Yes — that is the reason to take the whole floor rather than a partitioned hall. The three session spaces are enclosed rooms with real walls, not dividers, so a track running next to the main stage stays its own session.

Yes. We produce our own programme on this campus every week, so the same team can run yours — technical, run sheet, suppliers and on-the-day coordination. Scope it with us in the enquiry.

Registration and front-of-house are arranged with the booking. Tell us the expected numbers and whether you are running ticketing yourself, and we will build it into the plan.

The Community Kitchen and the space around it is where the floor collects between sessions, which makes it the right place for sponsor tables — sponsors get the traffic rather than a corridor nobody walks down.

The Rooftop holds up to 650 with its own kitchen, bar and a glazed indoor space, so the closing party is on the same campus. People stay to the end of the programme when the end of the programme is upstairs.
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Tell us about your programme.

How many attendees, how many tracks, which dates. We answer enquiries within 24 hours with availability and a quote.

Also at the campus

Other ways to use the space

All seven spacesThe full event space overviewConference roomsPresentations and all-hands for 25–150Corporate eventsLaunches, client evenings and partiesOffsites & workshopsPlenary, breakouts and lunch on one floor