Venues for private evening in Herve

With its distinctly industrial style, the décor of this space offers endless possibilities in a simple and welcoming atmosphere.

Organise your events in the unique setting of this authentic desecrated chapel, nestled in a green park

Light and wood are combined with designer furniture to create a friendly, modern atmosphere

Original space in an authentic setting, with a beautiful luminosity offered by the two semi-circular windows.

Offer your events the atypical setting of this townhouse, with its glass roof and industrial decor.

A huge hall with a bar area and the possibility of stunning light shows, for an unforgettable evening!

Baroque and colorful, bright and filled with greenery, the indoor and outdoor spaces of this venue exude conviviality.

Decidedly cozy, this indoor garden evokes long summer evenings and invites conviviality.

Blue tones, moldings, and a brasserie-style counter create a lively atmosphere.

Light, wood, and golden-yellow armchairs give this space a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Decorated in shades of blue and green, this room opens onto a pleasant terrace that fills it with natural light.

Minimalist decor for these two halls in a former factory.

Wood, plant-covered walls, trendy décor and focused lighting come together to create a warm atmosphere.

Thoughtful lighting, welcoming furniture, and a warm atmosphere make this venue perfect for your evenings.

Industrial space redesigned as an event venue, with a friendly atmosphere promising memorable moments.

Bright colors and refreshing décor characterize this event space, combining originality with a cozy atmosphere.

Blending urban inspiration with a cozy atmosphere, this original and colorful venue instantly catches the eye.

The Loft is a bright and spacious design space that combines elegance with a warm atmosphere.

Superb high-ceilinged reception area with large windows for maximum light and parquet flooring for extra warmth.

Old-fashioned festival hall, with a stage and velvet curtains to build suspense before the event begins.