Room Bryggarsalen

Långholmen’s oldest conference room dates back to 1670. Let the beautiful ceiling painting and chandeliers from the 16th century frame the meeting. A meeting room for up to 25 persons.

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Facts

Cinema seating	Up to 26 people
Classroom	Up to 20 people
Islands	Up to 21 people
U-shape	Up to 23 people
	4,4 m x 8,5 m

Equipment in the room

Projector
Whiteboard
Flipchart
Wifi
Mineral water & goodies
Pads & pens
Table signs

Available for rent or borrow: Video conference, telephone conference, microphone / mosquito, projector cable adapters, computer.

About

The fantastic stone stairs to Bryggarsalen are reminiscent of the times when Långholmen was a manor house in 17th century Alstavik. Today, this room is somewhat separate and has its own entrance. During wonderful summer days the conference sessions can easily be moved out in the green. Coffee is served one flight higher up and the inn is around the corner. Bryggarsalen is best utilised in u-shape.

History

Bryggarsalen is situated in Alstavik’s former manor house. The house was built by the brewer alderman Jochum Alhstedt in 1670. In his lifetime he was rich both as a family man (14 children from three wives) and as a brewer. He invested his wealth in the palace-like manor in Långholmen. The building was later used to accommodate the prison director until 1914 and after that it was used as work premises for the inmates.

A beautiful ceiling painting from the 17thpainting was discovered during a renovation of the prison in the 1970s. century can still be seen in the room today.