Venues in Heidelberg
27 venues found
Aula der Alten Universität Heidelberg
The University of Heidelberg's ceremonial hall in the Old University on Grabengasse, redesigned in 1886, a main chamber-music and song venue of the Heidelberger Frühling and let for concerts and talks for up to 320 people.
Betriebswerk
Listed 1920s railway depot on the edge of the Bahnstadt, now a culture and business centre whose basement club UGZWO hosts concerts, DJ sets and cultural events.
Bürgerhaus Bahnstadt
Community centre in the B³ complex on Gadamerplatz in the Bahnstadt, run by the Stadtteilverein Bahnstadt, with a 178-person hall with stage for concerts, cabaret and talks, plus rooms for hire.
Bürgerhaus HeidelBERG
Community centre at the heart of Heidelberg-Emmertsgrund, run by the TES e.V. association, with a divisible Bürgersaal for up to 436 seated, a large stage and a kitchen, let for celebrations, conferences and cultural events.
Bürgerzentrum Kirchheim
Kirchheim's community events house on the Kerweplatz, run by volunteers of the Stadtteilverein Kirchheim, with a large hall for 200 to 315 seated with stage and PA, used for festivals, cultural and club events.
Café Leitstelle
Café and event space in the Dezernat 16 creative hub in Bergheim, hosting live music, parties, poetry slams and readings and let for private and company events of up to 100 people.
Carousel
Volunteer-run live-music venue in a former car dealership on Hebelstraße in the Weststadt, with a busy programme of punk, garage and rock concerts plus film nights and exhibitions.
Deutsch-Amerikanisches Institut
Heidelberg's German-American cultural institute on Sofienstraße, with a year-round programme of talks, readings, concerts, exhibitions and theatre, and a Großer Saal for 60 to 200 seated that is let for events.
HebelHalle
Performance hall of the UnterwegsTheater in Heidelberg's Weststadt, a centre for contemporary dance, circus and guest performances since 2010, with a 266-seat tribune and rooms for hire.
Heidelberg Congress Center
Heidelberg's congress centre on Czernyring, by the Hauptbahnhof Süd stop, with ten halls and rooms seating 3,800 in all, the largest, Saal 1, for up to 1,693 in rows.
Jazzhaus Heidelberg
Jazz club on Leyergasse in Heidelberg's Altstadt with a regular programme of jazz concerts.
Konzerthaus Stadthalle Heidelberg
Heidelberg's historic concert and festival hall on the Neckar in the Altstadt, built 1901–1903 and reopened in February 2026 after a five-year renovation, with the 987-seat Wolfgang Marguerre Saal at its heart.
Kulturfenster
Youth and cultural centre in Heidelberg-Bergheim run by the non-profit Kulturfenster e.V., with a stage programme of chanson, jazz, folk and cabaret alongside children's, family and youth activities.
Puppentheater Plappermaul
Hand-puppet theatre for children and families in Heidelberg-Pfaffengrund, run by a non-profit association, with its own ground-floor theatre hall on Steinhofweg.
Romanischer Keller
Heidelberg University's theatre cellar under the Romanisches Seminar in the Altstadt, a stage where students and amateur groups put on their own productions.
Schloss Heidelberg
Heidelberg Castle, run by Staatliche Schlösser und Gärten Baden-Württemberg, whose courtyard and halls host the Heidelberger Schlossfestspiele and are let for events, from the Königssaal (588 seated) to the Schlosshof (1,000).
SNP dome
Heidelberg's multi-purpose arena in Kirchheim, open since 2021, home of the MLP Academics basketball team and a Rhein-Neckar Löwen handball venue, also let for stage shows, company events and fairs.
Taeter-Theater
Independent theatre founded in 1987 in the former Landfried cigar factory on Bergheimer Straße, staging classics and literary evenings with an amateur ensemble, plus guest performances.
Tankturm
Former railway water tower of the late 1920s on Eppelheimer Straße, converted into an event venue and cultural centre with rooms for 30 to 120 people, concerts, exhibitions and the annual TANKTURMFEST.