The Mediencampus Villa Ida in Leipzig-Gohlis combines historical elegance with modern functionality and offers an inspiring setting for a variety of events. The complex consists of the Villa Ida built in 1883, a conference center opened in 2006, and a connecting garden that harmoniously completes the ensemble.
Villa Ida, originally built by the printing house owner Otto Fischer in a historicist style, impresses with architectural features of the Italian High Renaissance, late Neoclassical elements, and Alpine influences.
The modern complex on Poetenweg includes a conference building with a large hall, seminar rooms, a multimedia pool, and a sound studio, as well as an apartment building with a restaurant and a winter garden with a courtyard terrace.
The flexible room design allows for adjustments to different event formats and participant numbers. All rooms are equipped with state-of-the-art lighting, sound, and presentation technology; the Schillersaal also has camera technology for live broadcasts and video recordings.
The central location in Leipzig-Gohlis enables easy access by public transport; the tram stop "Stallbaumstraße" is just a few minutes' walk away.
Public parking facilities are available in the vicinity for drivers.
Whether for seminars, conferences, concerts, or private celebrations – Mediencampus Villa Ida offers the ideal setting for unforgettable events with its unique combination of history and modernity.