Ischelandhalle, Mehrzweckhalle im Stadtteil Altenhagen der Stadt Hagen
The Ischelandhalle is a large multi-purpose hall in Hagen that hosts sports events, concerts, and other gatherings. The building features an open playing area in the center, surrounded by seating on multiple levels, with capacity for over 3,000 people and modern sound and lighting systems for various types of events.
The building opened in 1966 and initially held about 1,800 spectators. After a major renovation in 2010, the capacity was expanded to over 3,000 seats and the hall was equipped with modern technology.
The hall takes its name from the nearby Ischelandbach stream and has been a gathering place for Hagen residents for decades. Fans, families, and neighbors come together here to cheer for their basketball teams or participate in concerts and community celebrations.
The hall is located in Sportpark Ischeland and is easily accessible by public transport from Hagen train station, with direct bus lines to the door. Ample parking is available at Am Sportpark street, and additional spaces are found on Humperstraße behind the building.
The hall has a special standing area near the ceiling called the 'Heuboden,' where fans watch games from above and experience a more energetic atmosphere. This area is remembered by many visitors as an unforgettable place to enjoy the game with great energy.
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