Venues
With 14 halls and lounges, 4 group rooms, an impressive foyer and a spacious lounge, the postmodern-style congress building is suitable for congresses of any size.
Particularly practical: Hall 4.1, which is directly adjacent to the CCB, offers a generous exhibition area and additional group rooms. Get an insight into the most popular rooms for congresses here, which you can combine flexibly.
CCB – Congress Centrum Bremen
CCB Foyer
The impressive foyer of the CCB is often used as an exhibition space or for catering. The tour also takes you to the nine smaller halls and lounges on this level with areas ranging from 76 to 252 square meters.
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CCB upper floor
The upper floor, accessible via a staircase, offers four group rooms as well as a further 300 sq m lounge, which can be used in a variety of ways.
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Net exhibition space: approx. 265 sqm
Size: 1,730 square meters
CCB Hanse Saal
The hall supplemented by a gallery for the big opening ceremony or other events with a large audience. At the same time a place for industrial exhibitions with up to 1,100 sq m of gross exhibition space.
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Hall size: 1,100 square meters
Gallery size: 370 sqm
Length: 38.00 m
Width: 28.60 m
Height: 3.40–9.90 m
Rows of chairs
Rows of chairs Hall: 1,300
Rows of chairs gallery: 300
Parliament
Parliament hall: 750
Parliament gallery: 210
Banquet
Banquet hall: 800
Banquet gallery: 200
CCB Kaisen Saal
The oval, second largest hall in the CCB looks particularly elegant, for example, because of its lighting concept. Its name reminds of the first mayor of Bremen after the Second World War, Wilhelm Kaisen.
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Size: 428 sqm
Length: 28.80 m
Width: 18.75 m
Height: 6.83 m
Rows of chairs: 450
Parliament: 300
Banquet: 300
CCB Borgward Saal
Our smallest of the large halls – it can accommodate up to 420 people. It was named after the Bremen car manufacturer Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Borgward.
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Size: 375 sqm
Length: 22.00 m
Width: 12.30–17.67 m
Height: 5.38–7.80 m
Rows of chairs: 420
Parliament: 240
Banquet: 280
Hall 4
The medium-sized hall is connected to the CCB by escalator. It is a popular venue for industrial exhibitions accompanying congresses, for example.
Barrier note: Unfortunately, the contents of this virtual tour cannot be made available in a completely barrier-free version.
Gross exhibition space: 4,300 square meters
Length: 54.50 m
Width: 79.50 m
Height: 5.10–12.50 m
Hall 4.1
Our smallest of the large halls – it can accommodate up to 420 people. It was named after the Bremen car manufacturer Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Borgward.
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Gross exhibition space: 2,100 square meters
Length: 54.50 m
Width: 39.50 m
Height: 4.70 m
Hall 5
Our largest hall. On an area of 1 hectare there is space for the really big show and about 300 exhibitors.
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Gross exhibition space: 10,300 square meters
Length: 117.50 m
Width: 88.00 m
Height: 11.50 m
Hall 6
Our second largest hall is also fully glazed – and like halls 4 and 5 it also offers a view of the beautiful Bürgerpark.
Barrier note: Unfortunately, the contents of this virtual tour cannot be made available in a completely barrier-free version.
Gross exhibition space: 4,800 square meters
Length: 54.50 m
Width: 88.00
Height: 11.50 m
