Schwabenlandhalle, Congress and cultural centre in Fellbach, Germany

The Schwabenlandhalle is an event venue in Fellbach featuring nine flexible rooms that are bright and fully equipped with technical facilities. The building combines a traditional section with a modern extension added in 2006, which has large windows and high ceilings creating an open spatial feeling.

The Schwabenlandhalle was built from 1972 to 1976 to the design of architect Gerhard Keller from Süßen, who had won the city of Fellbach's 1970 competition; it opened in September 1976. After about 30 years of heavy use, it was renovated and given an extension of roughly 1000 m², built 2004–2006 by the Stuttgart office AP Plan Mory-Osterwalder-Vielmo.

The name Schwabenlandhalle refers to the Swabian region to which Fellbach belongs. The venue is used by people from across the area for celebrations, conferences, and cultural events, shaping the community's social life.

The venue is accessible by tram from Stuttgart and sits near Stuttgart Airport, making travel convenient. Parking spaces and a directly connected hotel with restaurant make visiting easier.

The Neues Foyer merges the old building's Grosses Foyer with the extension's foyer; mobile glass walls open to form one large event foyer or close to allow parallel events. The extension, built 2004–2006 by AP Plan Mory-Osterwalder-Vielmo, adds around 1000 m² and is fully step-free, so large goods can be moved in without barriers.