Castle Prison Exhibition
Castle Prison Exhibition is an event venue and museum in Veszprém, at Jókai Mór u. 8 in Veszprém county. Its permanent exhibition, Ember a rács mögött, uses int…
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Castle Prison Exhibition is an event venue and museum in Veszprém, at Jókai Mór u. 8 in Veszprém county. Its permanent exhibition, Ember a rács mögött, uses int…
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The CODE Digitális Élményközpont is an exhibition and trade center where art, science and technology meet; it presents itself as a venue for event organisers and has a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance and toilet. Konferencia terem Veszprém on Házgyári út 1/c is a convention center whose room can be rented for groups of up to about 150 people, with its own parking.
Castle Prison Exhibition on Jókai Mór u. 8 is an event venue and museum; its permanent exhibition, Ember a rács mögött, uses interactive elements to trace how public corporal punishment gave way to deprivation of liberty. It lists exhibitions among its occasions and has a wheelchair-accessible toilet.
A conference room with its own parking suits meetings and professional gatherings, while the prison museum's corridors set a very different tone for an exhibition. The digital centre's offer of custom audiovisual content and interactive elements is worth discussing early, because it shapes how a programme is built around the space.
Ask each venue what private hire covers for your format: which rooms are included, whether catering is possible, and what technical support comes with the space. The answers decide whether a reception, a ceremony or a guided exhibition visit fits the building.
The centre presents itself as a venue for event organisers and says events can be shaped individually, with custom audiovisual content, interactive elements or a dedicated arts programme on request. Confirm the terms of private hire with the centre.
Its conference room can be rented for groups of up to about 150 people, and the venue has its own parking. The room is also available for other events by arrangement, so discuss your format with the business.
It is an event venue and museum whose permanent exhibition, Ember a rács mögött, uses interactive elements to present the history of crime and punishment. It lists exhibitions among its occasions; ask what private hire involves.