ZAG-Arena

ZAG-Arena is a multipurpose hall in the Döhren-Wülfel district at the southern edge of Hannover, used for sports events and concerts. The building has an oval floor plan with a large hall roof, beneath which spectator seating is distributed across multiple levels and offers varying numbers of places depending on the type of event.

Construction began in the late nineties on the Expo grounds and was completed in April 2000 in time for the world fair. Since then, several companies have changed as naming sponsors, while the hall has maintained its role as the city's largest event venue.

The hall takes its current name from a German insurance group, following a long tradition of changing sponsors at this location. During handball games, fans of the home team fill the stands and create a loud atmosphere, while concert visitors use seats distributed across multiple levels.

Several entrances lead from the forecourt into the hall, where signs direct visitors to the different sectors. Catering and restrooms are located on the walkways, allowing visitors to move between the stands and service facilities.

The hall is located on the former Expo grounds and was one of the first completed structures of the world fair in 2000. Its roof can be partially opened to allow fresh air into the interior during certain occasions.

Location: Döhren-Wülfel

Inception: April 2000

Official opening: April 2000

Capacity: 10767

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Address: Expo Plaza 7, 30539 Hannover

Phone: +4951187001195

Email: info@zag-arena-hannover.de

Website: https://zag-arena-hannover.de

GPS coordinates: 52.32250,9.81667

Latest update: December 17, 2025 10:20