"Best Historic Venues in Hamburg" Gecreëerd door : Cityseeker 6 Locaties in uw favorieten Hamburg State Opera "Remarkable Voices & Elegant Spins" Considered as one of the most famous opera houses in the world, Hamburg's Staatsoper attracts a host of international stars who perform pieces ranging from classical to contemporary. A small stage - the Opera Stabile - stages productions of new, experimental pieces. This venue is also home to the world-class John Neumeier Ballet School, named after the ballet veteran who choreographs and directs spellbinding, full-length by Photo: Andreas Praefcke ballet shows. The building dates from the 1950s, but the opera itself was founded as long ago as 1678, giving Hamburgische Staatsoper apt reason to take pride in its rich operatic traditions. If you've got a soft spot for the opera and graceful ballet, head to Hamburgische Staatsoper & Ballettcompagnie for a one of a kind experience. +49 40 3 5680 www.hamburgische- ticket@taatsoper- Große Theaterstraße 25, staatsoper.de/ hamburg.de Hamburg Thalia Theater "Hamburg's Oldest Theater" Founded in 1843, the Thalia is Hamburg's oldest theater and is still regarded as one of the best stages in the country. With an average of 357 performances and 250,000 visitors every year, the Thalia is by far the most popular theater in the city and one of the largest in Germany as well. It is also, in contrast to many other state-run theaters, highly profitable. by corno.fulgur75 The programs performed include both classic and contemporary pieces. The present neo-classical building was built in 1912 and is situated near the Alster. +49 40 3281 4444 www.thalia-theater.de theaterkasse@thalia- Alstertor, Hamburg theater.de Passage Kino Hamburg "Inner City Cinema" Established in 1913, Passage Kino Hamburg is the oldest movie house in Hamburg. Though the management has changed hands and the theater has undergone many renovations, it has remained a Hamburg landmark. It showcases the latest releases from Hollywood and local productions. Its location, in the heart of the city, made it an ideal entertainment spot for by User:San Andreas locals and tourists through the years. Passage Kino Hamburg is easy to reach if you fancy a break from your shopping tour. +49 40 4 6866 8628 www.das-passage.de/ [email protected] Mönckebergstrasse 17, Hamburg by Bejo at German Wikipedia Laeiszhalle "Classical Music Haven" The opulent, neo-baroque Laeiszhalle Hamburg was built between 1904 to 1908, thanks to donations by the prominent Laeisz merchant family. On the first floor of the foyer, you can admire a statue of famed music composer and genius, Johannes Brahms, who was born in Hamburg and has a red granite cube depicting his rise to fame. The Laeiszhalle is the permanent home to the NDR Symphony Orchestra and the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra. Other orchestras, choirs, soloists and conductors visit on a regular basis, so there is always something going on. If you are a classic music fan, be sure to attend one of the first-rate performances held here. +49 40 357 6660 www.elbphilharmonie.de/ [email protected] Johannes-Brahms-Platz, Hamburg Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg "Theater of All Theaters" Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg is one of the biggest theatres in Germany, has been named Theatre of the Year on several occasions. The magnificent white building, which dates back to 1900, has a Rococo style interior; busts of Goethe, Schiller, Lessing and Kleist are reminders of by Arnoldius Germany's rich theatrical tradition. Leading actors and directors such as Gustav Gründgens, Ulrich Wildgruber, Karin Beier, Christoph Marthaler have all worked here, and the Schauspielhaus still attracts some of Germany's biggest names. Some plays are written especially for the Schauspielhaus and many others are premiered on one of the three stages (Großes Haus, Malersaal and Kantine). Productions are ground- breaking, creative and innovative. +49 40 24 8710 www.schauspielhaus.de/ [email protected] Kirchenallee 39, Hamburg e St. Pauli Theater "Timeless and Elegant" One of Germany's oldest theaters, St. Pauli is located on the Reeperbahn, right next to the legendary Davidwache (David's Watch) outside the old city walls of Hamburg. It prides itself on being Hamburg's own Broadway, staging both contemporary and classic literature plays as well as cabaret and comedy productions. Hamburg's renowned Cabaret Festival has its by Claus-Joachim Dickow home here. If you're also in the mood for a pantomime, musical or mariner's tale, make sure you visit this theater. Many famous personalities have performed here and there is good reason to believe that many more will follow. +49 40 4711 0666 www.st-pauli-theater.de/ kontakt@st-pauli- Spielbudenplatz 29-30, theater.de Hamburg KIJK MET ONS MEE: cityseeker.com Algemene voorwaarden | PRIVACYBELEID | API | CONTACTEER ONS | Auteursrecht 2021 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).