Loods Bosphorus Utrecht
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About the venue
Loods Bosphorus Utrecht was the workshop where Utrecht's trams were maintained until the depot closed in 2008, and sections of rail still run through the floor as a reminder. A group of Turkish entrepreneurs bought the building in 2016 and converted the high, covered hall into one of the few venues in the city able to host large Turkish weddings running into the hundreds of guests.
Manager Derya Aydemir has worked here since it opened and usually replies within two days, mostly by phone since many of her regular clients prefer that. The hall has its own halal kitchen, a Turkish coffee station, and room for a keskek cauldron on the adjoining outdoor grounds for anyone who wants to include that in the wedding.
Highlights
Venue type
- Event venue
- Industrial venue
Hall & stage
- Pillar-free hall
Food
- In-house catering
Music & sound
- Live music allowed
- Sound system on site
Recommendations
4 recommendations“The tram rails still running through the floor gave our wedding a story to tell, everyone asked about them. Derya Aydemir knew exactly how to seat 320 guests neatly without it feeling cramped.”
“We had a keskek cauldron on the outdoor grounds and it gave the whole afternoon an extra festive smell that carried through to the hall. Derya usually replied by phone as noted, and that worked well for my parents.”
“The Turkish coffee station at the entrance was small but a nice touch my in-laws really appreciated. The high, covered hall really let the halay shine with enough space to spread out.”
“With hundreds of guests from all over the Netherlands this was one of the few halls in Utrecht large enough. The in-house halal kitchen worked smoothly alongside our family caterer from Rotterdam.”
Location
Cartesiusweg 28 · Utrecht