Peppermint Pavillon

The Peppermint Pavillon is an event center and recording facility in Hannover that occupies multiple levels and provides different spaces for various purposes. The building contains professional studios with modern equipment, event areas, and an open-air terrace where visitors can access outdoor space during their time here.

The building was originally constructed as the Belgian Pavilion for Expo Hannover in 1999-2000. Music producer Mousse T later acquired the structure and transformed it into a modern event and recording center.

The name reflects its origin as a pavilion structure, and it has become a gathering place for musicians and event participants from around the world. Visitors can observe how a former exhibition building now functions as a working studio and meeting space for creative professionals.

The venue can accommodate events with small to large numbers of guests and provides different areas depending on what is planned. Visitors should know that multiple levels and outdoor areas are available, which means moving between spaces and considering weather conditions when attending an event.

The steel lattice roof structure comes from the original pavilion architecture and remains visible today, giving the building its distinctive appearance. This architectural feature connects the past as an exhibition site with its current use as a modern event space.