Bio- & Nationalpark Refugium Schmilka for Conferences near Dresden
Located in the heart of Saxon Switzerland, the Bio- & Nationalpark Refugium Schmilka combines nature, sustainability and professional event facilities in a truly unique way. Situated directly beside the national park, it offers conference planners the perfect setting for focused work far away from the distractions of everyday office life.
The various event spaces within the charming village ensemble featuring historic timber framed houses, organic hotels, artisan workshops and restaurants provide flexible options for workshops, strategy meetings, executive retreats, seminars and conferences for up to 100 guests. Visitors benefit from the unique combination of professional infrastructure and an inspiring natural environment.
Conference Rooms at the Bio- & Nationalpark Refugium Schmilka
StrandGut offers spacious areas for business events and corporate gatherings. Additional distinctive venues include the traditional Gasthof Zur Mühle and the brewery hall of the Schmilka craft brewery.
Outstanding Organic Cuisine for Your Conference
Catering is based on high quality organic cuisine prepared with regional ingredients. Coffee breaks, business lunches and evening events can be individually integrated into your conference programme.
Outdoor Activities and Supporting Programmes
The surrounding landscape provides numerous opportunities for active breakout sessions and team activities. Hikes along the famous Malerweg trail, outdoor experiences in nature and relaxing moments by the Elbe encourage creativity, communication and team spirit.
Thanks to the on site accommodation facilities, multi day events can be organised with ease. Guests stay in lovingly restored buildings throughout the village, creating an authentic and memorable conference experience.
With convenient access via the S1 suburban railway line from Dresden and ample parking facilities on site, Schmilka is also an attractive destination for participants travelling from across Germany and beyond.
