Upper Lill Chamber

Dating back to the late 19th century, the Upper Lill Chamber came to be as a result of using various salt extraction techniques across four phases of its use. 

These days, the Upper Lill Chamber is an austere, yet beautiful space where you can host your conference, training course or banquet.  

The Upper Lill Chamber is located off the Tourist Route, which ensures privacy and quiet during events.  

The participants can use the toilets and changing rooms. The chamber also has coverage of all cell phone operators, as well as internet access - you can also use Wi-Fi. 

125 m
below ground level
850 m²
usable floor area
400
maximum number of guests

Possible arrangements:

  • Seated banquet for 300 attendees
  • Seated banquet with a dance floor for 260 attendees
  • Cocktail for 300 attendees
  • Theatre / conference layout for 400 attendees

Basic equipment:

  • Stage
  • LED poster (60 x 170 centimetres; 384 x 1080 px)
  • Wireless internet access
  • Rostrum
  • Wardrobe
  • Catering facilities
  • Cloakroom at the nearby Warszawa Chamber
  • Toilets

Additional equipment:

  • Sound system and peripherals tailored to the needs of your events
  • Structural lighting
  • Effect lighting
  • Stage lighting
  • Projection screen and a projector
  • Simultaneous interpretation booths


 

Did you know...

The chamber is named after Josef Lill von Lilienbach, who was the director of the mine in 1812-1832. He was knighted by the Emperor for his distinguished services.  

In 1830 he founded the Representative Brass Band, which remains active to this day.

Photos of the Upper Lill Chamber

See also

The “Wieliczka” Salt Mine is much more