Established in 2018 and dedicated to the German rock legend Udo Lindenberg, Panik City was inaugurated by none other than Lindenberg himself. Apart from the several exhibition rooms, visitors can sing their hearts out at the recording studio. Thanks to the interesting artifacts and unique exhibition rooms, Panik City was declared as the winner of the ADAC Tourism Prize in 2019.
Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg is one of the biggest theatres in Germany, has been named Theatre of the Year on several occasions. The magnificent white building, which dates back to 1900, has a Rococo style interior; busts of Goethe, Schiller, Lessing and Kleist are reminders of Germany's rich theatrical tradition. Leading actors and directors such as Gustav Gründgens, Ulrich Wildgruber, Karin Beier, Christoph Marthaler have all worked here, and the Schauspielhaus still attracts some of Germany's biggest names. Some plays are written especially for the Schauspielhaus and many others are premiered on one of the three stages (Großes Haus, Malersaal and Kantine). Productions are ground-breaking, creative and innovative.
The Elbphilharmonie, located on the water's edge of the historic Sandtor Harbor, is an ultra-modern concert hall. One of the most unique landmarks, the enormous blue crystalline facade of the building perched on top of the brick facade, resembles a sea wave frozen mid-air. The spectacular cultural complex is home to jazz, pop, international, and classical musical performances. It is known for its advanced acoustic technology. The state-of-the-art venue comprises three spacious halls as well as a nightclub, a plaza with stunning views and a foyer whose staircase is a must-see for modern architectural fans.
Established in 1874, Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe (Museum of Arts and Crafts) is one of the finest museums in the country and a must visit for art and culture enthusiasts. Spanning 4000 years of mankind's history and with 500,000 displays, it has an impressive range of collection from different eras and cultures. Their exhaustive selection includes permanent displays as well as new acquisitions. It not only showcases objects from antiquity but also contemporary art mediums. From antiques to masterpieces, musical instruments to fashion, posters to graphic art and media, these wide spectrum of objects will surely intrigue you.
Grosse Freiheit 36 is a hub of entertainment with a host of bars and nightclubs around the corner. One such club is named after the street and boasts of stylish interiors, a hip crowd, great music and luscious drinks. What makes Grosse Freiheit different from other haunts is the friendly atmosphere where one can relax and socialize while enjoying the varied themed nights and social parties held here. Also staged here are concerts and live nights.
The opulent, neo-baroque Laeiszhalle Hamburg was built between 1904 to 1908, thanks to donations by the prominent Laeisz merchant family. On the first floor of the foyer, you can admire a statue of famed music composer and genius, Johannes Brahms, who was born in Hamburg and has a red granite cube depicting his rise to fame. The Laeiszhalle is the permanent home to the NDR Symphony Orchestra and the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra. Other orchestras, choirs, soloists and conductors visit on a regular basis, so there is always something going on. If you are a classic music fan, be sure to attend one of the first-rate performances held here.
For concerts, events, banquets and meetings, Forum Schenefeld is the place. If art is your field of interest, Forum Schenefeld is a must visit. The hall is a hub of artistic activity with musicals, concerts and theatricals held on its stage regularly. If you are in the town, a ticket to a show in the Forum Schenefeld is your chance to rub shoulders with the famed local artists.
45Hertz is actually a festival ground however is also used for open-air concerts and other cultural programs. Located on the western entrance of Messe Hamburg, it is even sometime used for their events. From sporting programs to food events, music and art, this place can host a gamut of events that are entertaining and engaging.
If you ever wondered what's it like to stay aboard a ship, then wonder no more, for Eventschiff Grosser Michel has got you covered. Serving as both a conference event venue as well as a hotel, you can rent a cabin for yourself, equipped with all amenities, including a gym and sauna, ensuring a memorable stay. Finally, one can also enjoy a drink on deck with views of the gorgeous river.