Wiblingen Abbey
Once a Benedictine monastery, Wiblingen Abbey was founded near Ulm’s city gates in
1093. Between 1714 and 1783, its buildings – aside from the church - were renewed in
Late-Baroque style and the results continue to impress visitors to this day. In addition to
the St. Martin church which was elevated to a basilica minor by Pope John Paul II, the
monastery also counts the Kapitelsaal (Chapter Hall) and the Bibliothekssaal (Library Hall)
amongst its highlights.
Suitable events
Total capacity
• Product presentations
• Conferences, congresses
• Receptions
• Gala and dinner events
• Show events
• Open air events
Between 160 and 5,000 people
Row seating
Bibliothekssaal: 168 people
Brauhof: 800 people
Festwiese: 2.000 people
Klosterhof: 2.000 people
Parliamentary
Bibliothekssaal: 80 people
Banquet/table seating
Distance to the hotel
Parking
Bibliothekssaal: 160 people
Festwiese: open air concerts up to 2,000 people
Klosterhof: open air concerts up to 2,000 people
7 km
200 spaces
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