Eduard Flipse Hall

The Eduard Flipse Hall is our most intimate concert hall. A hall without a stage, and you’re almost sharing the stage with the speakers or musicians. Atmospheric, intimate and relaxed. Our ‘Flip’, as we affectionately call the hall, is regularly transformed for workshops, lectures or (small-scale) pop and jazz concerts.

The hall is named after Eduard Flipse (1896 -1973), who was the conductor of the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra from 1926 to 1962. And, did you know that in 1973 The Rolling Stones secretly rehearsed here for five days for their European tour?

For conferences, this complex is used as a break-out area or is suitable for a small conference of up to 180 people.