General Overview

The Davos Congress Centre is a dedicated conference facility centrally located in the alpine town of Davos, Switzerland This purpose-built venue is designed exclusively for meetings and events, with a modular infrastructure that supports a wide range of formats. Featuring 34 meeting rooms across four interconnected buildings and the capacity to host events from 15 to 5,000 delegates, it is one of the premier large-scale venues in Switzerland. Its strategic design and specialised infrastructure position it as a leading choice for healthcare and life science meetings.

Location

Situated in the heart of Davos, the Congress Centre is surrounded by a mix of buildings and panoramic alpine views. It is not directly adjacent to major tourist attractions, which supports a focused meeting environment. Delegates can travel sustainably to the venue via train, bus, or car. The site includes 300 parking spaces managed by the city of Davos, which also accommodate coaches. The venue’s central position allows easy pedestrian access to nearby hotels and local amenities.

Design

The architectural style of the Congress Centre is modern with historical and regional elements, incorporating wood, concrete, glass, and brick. Internally, the space reflects the same aesthetic—modern yet rooted in local character—with natural materials providing a professional yet comfortable atmosphere. The venue is segmented into three main buildings, each with private access, which ensures flexibility and confidentiality for compliant meetings.

Meeting Spaces

The Davos Congress Centre includes 34 meeting rooms across four levels. It comprises three interconnected but individually rentable buildings (A, B, and C), each with dedicated entrances. The venue features multiple plenary halls, breakout spaces, and expansive foyers. The largest hall seats 1,800 delegates in theatre style and spans 1,300 sqm. This hall is located on the same level as breakout rooms Davos 1/3 and Davos 2/3, Foyer A1, and the Studio. The modular setup allows for complete building privatisation, and the centre is equipped to host all meeting types from scientific conferences to product launches, seminars, gala dinners, and concerts.

Bedrooms

N/A – The Davos Congress Centre does not provide accommodation. However, a wide selection of hotels, many officially rated and within walking distance, are available throughout Davos.

Restaurant and Public Spaces

Catering is managed by an exclusive partner linked to the Congress Centre and the adjacent Congress Hotel. The main dining area, Restaurant Extrablatt, seats 100 and serves regional and international cuisine. Catering can also be arranged throughout the Centre, in any room, with capacities scalable to the number of attendees. All spaces can be fully privatised to meet compliance needs. The nearby Restaurant Vero, with 120 seats, also serves regional and international fare and is part of the integrated service offering for events.

Experience

The Davos Congress Centre is highly experienced in hosting healthcare-related meetings. It has hosted scientific and medical congresses, medical association events, CME courses, policy summits, and clinical research symposia. It maintains signed MSAs with university-affiliated physicians and a leading local healthcare provider. The Centre works closely with institutions such as ETH Zurich, the University of Basel and Zurich, and local clinics and research institutes, reinforcing its relevance to the healthcare meeting sector.

Fitness

N/A – The venue does not offer fitness or wellness facilities as part of its infrastructure. Such amenities are available in nearby hotels and leisure centres throughout Davos.

As a dedicated conference venue, the Davos Congress Centre is not classified within the hotel star-rating system.

While Davos as a destination is promoted for its alpine setting and cultural attractions, the Congress Centre itself is presented as a high-security, purpose-built venue used for globally recognised professional events, including the World Economic Forum.