August-Schärttner-Halle, Indoor sports and events complex in Hanau, Germany.
August-Schärttner-Halle is a multipurpose sports and events hall in Hanau with a light blue roof. The building contains a central arena with grandstand seating and space designed to host various sports competitions and large events.
The hall opened in 1989 and was named after a 19th century gymnast from the workers' movement. The building was created during a time of major change to give Hanau a modern events venue.
The name honors a gymnast and activist from the workers' gymnastics movement. Today the hall brings people together for sports competitions and concerts, shaping community life in Hanau.
The venue provides ample free parking for visitors and is easy to access. The hall accommodates thousands of people and offers clear orientation to find your way around.
The building has solar panels on its roof since 2014 that generate energy for operations. This makes it one of the earlier sports venues in the region to embrace solar power on such a large scale.
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