Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Liederhalle

Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Liederhalle is a performance and event venue in Stuttgart's city center housing multiple halls tailored for concerts, theater, and conferences. The building contains spaces of varying sizes and rooms designed for exhibitions, meetings, and private gatherings.

The building was designed by architects Rolf Gutbrod and Adolf Abel in the mid-20th century, blending organic architecture with brutalist elements. It emerged from Stuttgart's need for a modern cultural venue after World War II.

The Liederhalle serves as Stuttgart's gathering place for concerts, theater, and exhibitions where visitors come to experience live performances. It shapes the city's cultural life through regular events and its role as a central hub for artists and audiences.

The center is easily reached by public transport and offers ample parking for visitors traveling by car. The various halls are logically arranged and easy to navigate, so you can find your way even though the building is large.

The building employs an unusual range of materials including béton brut, quartzite, marble, ceramic, and wood flooring that work together to create specialized acoustic and spatial qualities. This material combination was unconventional for the architectural movement of its time and defines the building's character today.

Location: Stuttgart-Mitte

Architects: Rolf Gutbrod, Adolf Abel

Creator: Blasius Spreng

Architectural style: organic architecture, brutalist architecture

Made from material: béton brut, quartzite, marble, ceramic, brick, terrazzo, parquetry, stucco, Tectona grandis, oakwood, ash wood, glass brick, glass

Address: Berliner Platz

Website: http://liederhalle-stuttgart.de

GPS coordinates: 48.77920,9.16949

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:41