Zentrum für Visionen Concerts 2025

Events mega, mega great., with the Salzburg Philharmonic and conductor Elisabeth Fuchs. 10 stars. Subject Garage very poorly organized by Center of visions 150 people and only!!!!!!... three parking meters had to queue for 45 minutes so that we could get into the garage and drive off.

Our company has chosen a very nice place for our Christmas party. Acoustics, ambience, lighting are simply top! And the best part was the delicious food!

We visited the hall when Alex Kristan performed. Basically, the hall is great for cabaret, the acoustics are good, the view from the balcony is perfect, catering can be expanded, you can't be hungry. But: if 1,200 spectators flock to just three parking meters after the event... that can't go well. It would be desirable if the ticket could be validated before the performance begins, with a flat rate for the evening. And that should be less than the €10.80 parking fee we had to pay. I think that's excessive for a hall at the AdW. But the location is fundamentally an enrichment for the greater Salzburg area.

Here you can visit a very lively church every Sunday at 10.30! Experience church in a new way with ICF Salzburg 🤩😇

This venue is architecturally successful and the rooms including the stage are modernly equipped. The anteroom and hospitality area are not finished yet, there is still a lot of improvisation going on here. What doesn't work at all is the parking situation with the attached public garage. The Center for Visions is not prepared for the fact that an event can sometimes be sold out (in this case around 1,200 people). Traffic jam from the highway to the garage before the event because the parking garage is hopelessly overwhelmed with its "new technology" and bike paths in the entire area are parked in self-defense. So an extremely enjoyable cabaret evening ended in chaos with more than half an hour of queuing at the 2 (!!) pay machines (for 370 parking spaces), which were characterized by rather questionable user guidance. This definitely needs to be better coordinated between the organizer and the garage operator. Other organizers who cooperate with public garages do this much better - for example Cineplex Airport, ...