Felix Meritis
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Felix Meritis, located along Amsterdam’s historic Keizersgracht canal, is a distinguished venue that seamlessly blends 18th-century neoclassical architecture with contemporary facilities. Established in 1777 as a society for entrepreneurs, scientists, artists, and philosophers, the building has undergone extensive renovations to preserve its historical charm while incorporating modern amenities. Today, Felix Meritis offers a sophisticated setting for corporate events, conferences, and cultural gatherings.
Perfect for
Conferences
Lectures
Seminars
Corporate Meetings​
Product Presentations​
Features
- Historic architecture​
- Seven event spaces​
- Concert hall​
- Canal views​
- Advanced AV facilities​
- Cultural programs​
Event Spaces
The Concert Hall is the centerpiece of Felix Meritis, featuring impressive architecture inspired by the small hall of the Concertgebouw. Spanning 231 m², it can accommodate up to 400 guests, making it ideal for large conferences, presentations, and corporate celebrations.
The Zuilenzaal, or Column Hall, offers a stately ambiance with its grand columns and canal views. Covering 205 m², it can host up to 200 guests and is perfect for conferences, symposia, and product presentations.
Named after the renowned Dutch artist Ramses Shaffy, this 220 m² hall features a balcony and foyer, accommodating up to 200 guests. It’s well-suited for lectures, performances, and corporate events requiring a theatrical setting.
The Teekenzaal, or Drawing Room, is a bright and versatile space of 200 m², ideal for lectures, workshops, meetings, or as a breakout room for larger conferences. It can accommodate up to 200 guests and offers stunning canal views.
The Husly Lounge provides an intimate setting with 180 m² of space, suitable for up to 120 guests. It’s perfect for networking events, receptions, or smaller corporate gatherings.
These interconnected spaces offer a combined area of 127 m², accommodating up to 120 guests. They are ideal for workshops, seminars, or as supplementary rooms during larger events.
