Stadthalle Chemnitz

Stadthalle Chemnitz is a multi-purpose hall in the city center with several event spaces of varying sizes. The main auditorium seats around 3,000 people, while smaller halls can be arranged flexibly to suit different types of gatherings.

The building opened in 1974 and was built during the German Democratic Republic era. It reflects the architectural style and planning principles that were typical for public venues in East Germany at that time.

The venue serves as a gathering place for concerts, conferences, and exhibitions that shape the cultural life of Chemnitz. It functions as a regular meeting point where people come together for performances and public events.

The hall is located about 1 kilometer (0.6 miles) from the main train station, making it easy to reach by public transport. The facility offers barrier-free access throughout, free WiFi, and parking spaces equipped with electric vehicle charging stations.

The foyer features a luminous exhibition area called Galilei, designed specifically for rotating displays and receptions. This space with its distinctive lighting creates a separate environment for smaller cultural presentations within the larger building.

Location: Zentrum

Inception: 1974

Part of: Sachgesamtheit Stadthalle, Hotelhochhaus und Verwaltungsgebäude mit Karl-Marx-Monument

Address: Theaterstraße 3

GPS coordinates: 50.83520,12.92100

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:48