Zenith

Zenith is an event hall in Munich's Freimann district housed in a former industrial building that serves various types of performances. The space offers flexible configuration options and can be arranged for both large concerts with standing room and smaller seated events.

The building was constructed in 1918 as a railway repair workshop and operated as a locomotive facility for many years. In 1996 it was converted into an event hall and has been used for concerts and performances since then.

The name Zenith refers to the highest point and reflects the venue's role as a premier destination for major events. Visitors experience a blend of industrial heritage and contemporary entertainment, which defines this place in Munich's cultural landscape.

The venue is well accessible by public transportation and offers ample space for various event types. It helps to check beforehand what kind of event is taking place, as the arrangement of seating and standing areas can vary.

The venue hosted an international darts championship, showing that the hall is used not only for music but also for sports events. This versatility makes the building a surprisingly flexible destination for quite different types of audiences.

Location: Schwabing-Freimann

Inception: 1918

Architects: Friedrich Krupp AG

Capacity: 5880

Address: Lilienthalallee 35

Phone: +4989360351721

Email: info@zenith-muenchen.de

Website: http://zenith-die-kulturhalle.de

GPS coordinates: 48.19470,11.60830

Latest update: December 7, 2025 09:22