AMO Kultur- und Kongresshaus, Cultural heritage site in Magdeburg, Germany

AMO Kultur- und Kongresshaus is a listed neoclassical event building at Erich-Weinert-Straße 27 in Magdeburg's southern old town. Its plastered facade is strictly divided by axes, with a three-axis risalit holding the three main portals, framed in cut stone, and a roof balustrade with four flagpoles above a five-step stair. The great hall covers 700 m²; a small hall, the Bördestube, the Salon Magdeburg and meeting rooms complete it.

The building was constructed in the early 1950s as a venue for industrial and cultural purposes in Magdeburg. Its creation marked the city's rebuilding and modernization during the postwar period.

The venue has served as a gathering place for performances and community events since its opening. Visitors experience a building that hosts concerts, exhibitions, and social occasions, playing an important role in the cultural life of Magdeburg.

The building sits in a central location in Magdeburg and is easy to reach. Visitors will find various rooms ranging from large halls to smaller spaces, along with dining options on the ground floor.

The facade displays architectural features from different styles typical of the 1950s period. This blend reflects the artistic tastes of the postwar era and turns the building into a document of that time.