Deutsches Theater Göttingen

Deutsches Theater Göttingen is a theater building in Göttingen featuring multiple stories, ornate architectural embellishments, and a grand entrance hall. The structure contains a complete performance complex with an auditorium, foyer, and backstage areas for theatrical productions.

Architect Gerhard Schnitger designed this theater building, which opened in 1890 and brought a new cultural center to the city. The structure was later recognized as an architectural heritage monument and continues to operate today.

The theater draws audiences with regular performances of plays, musicals, and concerts that shape the cultural life of the city. The stage offers both classical German works and contemporary international productions to its visitors.

The building is easily accessible from the street and well-located within the city, with an accessible entrance area at the front for visitor convenience. Those wanting to reserve seats or gather information can visit the ticket counter or consult online resources.

The building regularly hosts the Göttinger Jazzfestival, which draws musicians and jazz enthusiasts from various regions to the city. This festival gives the theater building a special role as a key venue for this music genre.

Location: Göttingen

Architects: Gerhard Schnitger

Official opening: 1890

GPS coordinates: 51.53670,9.94000

Latest update: December 8, 2025 20:03