Mercatorhalle

Mercatorhalle is a multi-purpose venue in central Duisburg with a modern concert house, multiple event spaces, and flexible conference areas. The building houses a philharmonic concert hall, a separate performance space, six conference rooms, and a lounge for guests.

The building was developed as a regional culture and events center and underwent multiple renovations to meet modern standards. It has been the permanent home of the Duisburg Philharmonic Orchestra for decades and remains a core part of the city's cultural scene.

The hall is named after a famous cartographer and reflects Duisburg's historical identity as a trading city. Visitors experience this connection through the venue's role as a gathering place for cultural events.

The building is fully accessible with barrier-free design throughout all areas and easy navigation for all visitors. Staff members are available to assist with directions and answer questions about events or technical features of the venue.

The venue features a specialized curtain system that transforms both the visual appearance of the hall and its acoustic properties. This advanced technical system allows the space to adapt its sound qualities for different types of performances.