Laeiszhalle, Concert hall in Neustadt, Hamburg, Germany
The Laeiszhalle features grand baroque revival architecture with ornate decorations, plush seating, and multiple performance spaces including the Großer and Kleiner Saal.
Architect Martin Haller completed this German musical institution in 1908, establishing a venue that has hosted numerous celebrated orchestras and renowned classical performers.
The concert hall presents classical symphonies, contemporary chamber music, jazz performances, cultural festivals, public lectures, and artistic gatherings throughout the year.
Located at Johannes-Brahms-Platz in central Hamburg, the Laeiszhalle provides excellent acoustics and comfortable seating arrangements for audiences attending musical performances.
The Laeiszhalle maintains two distinct performance spaces: the grand Großer Saal for large orchestral concerts and the Kleiner Saal for intimate musical gatherings.
Location: Hamburg-Mitte
Inception: 1908
Architects: Martin Haller
Architectural style: baroque revival
GPS coordinates: 53.55577,9.98058
Latest update: May 27, 2025 06:57
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