FAQ

Yes. DER MEILENSTEIN offers rooms and experience worlds for a range of corporate events, client functions, seminars, workshops, team events and special corporate occasions.

No. It is sufficient to provide the occasion, date, number of participants and initial wishes. The Event Match helps combine suitable rooms, experience worlds, dining and, if required, hotel accommodation.

The Event Match first asks for details such as the occasion, date, number of participants and desired components. Based on this information, suitable options can be compiled and then reviewed by the events team.

No. The enquiry initially serves to check availability, set‑up and requested services. A binding reservation is only created after confirmation.

Yes. A programme can, for example, combine arrival, seminar, breakout sessions, lunch, a further workshop, an experience, aperitif, dinner and an overnight stay.

Yes. An event can include several areas, for example a plenary session, breakout rooms, dining and an experience world.

Yes. An experience world can be used as a reception area, breakout session, team activity, aperitif, dinner setting or event finale.

Yes. This combination is a central advantage of DER MEILENSTEIN. A seminar can, for example, be combined with lunch, an experience, an aperitif and dinner.

Yes. With the hotel located on-site, multi-day events with seminars, dining, experiences and accommodation can be arranged.

Yes. A budget range helps to assemble suitable and economically sensible options.

Particularly helpful are the occasion, date, number of participants, time frame, desired atmosphere, dining requirements, accommodation needs and special requests.

No. A suitable programme can be developed together from an initial idea.

A team event primarily creates a shared experience. Professional team development or team building usually pursues concrete goals such as improved collaboration, communication, trust or role clarification. DER MEILENSTEIN provides the appropriate spatial and experience-oriented setting. If targeted team development is desired, it should be clarified whether additional facilitation, training or coaching is needed.

No. A shared experience can foster conversation, closeness and shared memories. It does not replace professional team development when specific conflicts or collaboration issues need to be addressed.

First clarify the goal of the team event. Only then decide which activity or experience world fits that goal.

Depending on the goal, active, playful, culinary or communicative formats can be chosen. For example, Boxenstop, Kiddy Dome and other experience worlds can be included as programme elements.

Yes. A possible programme could be a morning workshop, lunch, an additional work block, a team experience and a shared dinner.

Switching from a formal working situation to a different environment changes group dynamics. Informal conversations, shared experiences and new encounters can arise more easily.

No. A team event can also consist of shared dining, special event settings, culinary experiences, an aperitif or a deliberate change of location.

Choose an activity that allows as many participants as possible to be meaningfully involved. Physical demands, group dynamics and the desired intensity should be considered during planning.

An event can be arranged so that, alongside an activity, dining, lounge areas or other experience modules are available. The specific solution depends on the format.

Yes. An experience module can also be only part of a larger day programme.

Yes. As the hotel is on site, you can stay overnight at the Meilenstein immediately after the shared evening.

No. Bowling can promote fun, competition and informal encounters. Whether it constitutes targeted team building depends on the goal and how it is integrated into the overall event day.

Yes. The unusual setting can be interesting for teams. Movement, play and shared experiences can provide a deliberate contrast to the normal work environment.

Yes. Smaller leadership teams can also benefit from a deliberate change from the classic meeting room. Depending on the goal, conversation, culinary experience or a shared activity can be the focus.

Yes. Client events often emphasise hospitality, brand impact and impression. Employee events may prioritise community, recognition and informal encounters.

The experience worlds include: RACING WORLD, MEILENSTEIN OCEAN WORLD, Boxenstop, CAMPUS WORLD, Meilenstein Event Deck, Aura Skybar, DAS CHALET, Alpenstübli, Cigar Lounge, Executive Lounge, Pferdesport & EventCenter Schweiz, Kiddy Dome.

The RACING WORLD pairs historic race and Formula 1 cars with an extraordinary backdrop for corporate and client events, as well as special occasions.

The MEILENSTEIN OCEAN WORLD is an extraordinary water world with large aquariums and can be used as a setting for corporate events, dinners, receptions and presentations.

The Meilenstein Event Deck is a large, flexible event space for corporate events, presentations, congresses, dinners and bespoke productions.

Yes. The Aura Skybar is particularly suited to aperitifs, networking, client events and for closing an event.

DAS CHALET is a standalone seminar and event location with Swiss character. It can be used for seminars, corporate events, dinners and evening get-togethers.

The Alpenstübli is an independent Swiss event and dining venue in conjunction with the X1291, particularly suited to groups, corporate dinners and evening get-togethers.

No. The Cigar Lounge is an independent, small premium venue. The Executive Lounge is smaller and is particularly suited as a breakout, meeting, retreat or after-dinner space.

The Pferdesport & EventCenter Schweiz broadens the experience worlds with a standalone, spacious event venue for special event formats located a short distance from the Meilenstein.

No. The venue is a short distance from the Meilenstein and can be integrated into a shared event programme.

The Kiddy Dome is an additional experience world for families, corporate family days and special team events.

No. The Kiddy Dome is located a short distance from the Meilenstein.

No. Experience worlds can also be used for individual programme elements such as a reception, a breakout, a team activity, an aperitif or the closing.

It depends on group size, desired atmosphere and event objectives. RACING WORLD, MEILENSTEIN OCEAN WORLD, Aura Skybar, Event Deck and other experience worlds each offer very different backdrops.

Yes. DER MEILENSTEIN has a 4‑star superior hotel with 85 double rooms on site.

The hotel offers Business, Comfort and Premium rooms. Guests also have access to the fitness centre.

Yes. The hotel is located on site and can be included in the event planning.

Yes. The required number of rooms can be specified directly in the event enquiry.

Yes. Hotel rooms can be booked independently of an event directly via the hotel booking.

No. Each location should have a clear function in the event programme. A good event needs variety and surprise, but also calm and enough time for each programme item.

Yes. A possible flow is: Arrival → Work → Change of space → Experience → Food → joint wrap-up.

Experience worlds are particularly suitable where the backdrop itself becomes part of the event. Which location fits best depends on the target audience, brand, occasion and group size.

That depends on the day's objective. Work phases, experiences, meals, conversations and free time should be sensibly balanced. An overly packed schedule is not necessarily a better event.

Not necessarily. Different physical abilities, interests and comfort zones should be taken into account when planning.

No. Group size, seating, mobility, desired intensity and the event's objective must be appropriate for the chosen location.

No. The possible number of people always depends on the location, seating arrangement and event format.

No. Availability, capacity, technical, safety and organisational requirements must be checked before booking.

No. Shared experiences can encourage interaction, relationships and shared memories. Sustainable team development, however, may require additional professional facilitation, coaching or training.