The New Yorker | HARBOUR.CLUB

The venue is located in Cologne-Mülheim in a historic industrial building that reflects the industrial heritage of the area. It occupies a listed building that features preserved architectural elements such as an original oven that has been converted into a fireplace, and brick walls. The surroundings combine authentic industrial charm with modern design elements, including contemporary lighting and large mirror installations, creating a chic and versatile atmosphere suitable for corporate events, conferences, and celebrations. The venue offers three different event spaces named Crystal, Furnace, and Anchor, which together encompass approximately 600 square meters. These rooms can be used individually or in combination to accommodate various event formats. The Crystal room has an area of 198 m² and includes chandeliers, LED-lit mirror elements, a sound system, and RGB room lighting. The Furnace room covers 170 m² and features the original oven as a fireplace, a lounge area with designer furniture, RGB lighting, and audio equipment. The Anchor room has 70 m² with floor-to-ceiling windows, brick walls, a custom design, and a sound system. An outdoor area of 100 m² is also available, suitable for events with vehicle access. Event services include professional planning assistance and catering options, such as barbecue events with live music and seasonal offerings like mulled wine and roasted chestnuts. The venue provides Wi-Fi connectivity in all rooms. Centrally located in Cologne at Hafenstr. 4, the venue is accessible via local roads and is suitable for a variety of corporate and private events requiring flexible and atmospheric spaces.