Thalia Theater

The Thalia Theater stands in Hamburg's Altstadt near the Binnenalster and houses both a main stage and additional performance spaces. The building shapes the character of its location with classical architecture and accommodates different forms of theatrical productions.

The theater house was founded in 1843 and named after the muse Thalia from ancient mythology. Its current building was completed in 1912 and has shaped the city center since then.

The theater takes its name from the muse Thalia and serves as a central venue for theatrical art in the city. Productions staged here shape audiences and hold a meaningful place in Hamburg's cultural life.

The theater is located in the Altstadt and is easily reached on foot from the city center. Visitors can admire the building from outside or arrange to take guided tours through its spaces.

The theater maintains a second stage on Gaußstraße dedicated entirely to experimental theater. This separate venue shows how the institution explores different forms of theatrical expression.

Location: Hamburg-Mitte

Inception: 1843

Official opening: 1912

Website: http://thalia-theater.de

GPS coordinates: 53.55197,9.99828

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:04