from £78.98
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(as of 16 Sept)
Hamburg • Germany
Georg Elser Halle
Feldstraße 66, 20359 Hamburg, Germany Open in Google Maps
Georg Elser Halle, Hamburg, hosts 2 upcoming events between 30 Oct 2026 and 14 Mar 2027, with tickets from £78.98. General admission from £100.16.
Tickets from £78.98
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Upcoming events at Georg Elser Halle
from £105.55 (as of 16 Sept)
How much are tickets at Georg Elser Halle?
The lowest price each part of the house has been listed at across 2 upcoming dates. Seats are sold by individual block, so a specific date may differ.
| Where you sit | Tickets from | Dates listed |
|---|---|---|
| General admission | £100.16 | 2 |
What time do doors open at Georg Elser Halle?
When planning your visit to the Georg Elser Halle, it's advisable to check the specific event details for exact door opening times, as these can vary.
Most upcoming dates start at 20:00 (2 of 2 listed dates); each event page carries its own start time.
Door times vary by event — check your ticket or the venue's own website on the day.
About Georg Elser Halle: Layout, History & Architecture
Housed within the historic Markthalle building in Hamburg's St. Georg district, the Georg Elser Halle is a substantial live music venue, originally constructed in 1913 as a grand market hall. Its architecture reflects the early 20th-century functionalist aesthetic, with a robust brick exterior and a vast, industrial-scale interior. The primary performance space, often referred to as Georg Elser Halle, features a large, flat standing floor designed for high-capacity events, accommodating approximately 1,600 to 1,800 patrons. The high ceilings and expansive, open layout contribute to a cavernous acoustic profile, which relies heavily on a comprehensive, well-tuned PA system for clarity and impact, typical of such large concrete and steel structures.
Sightlines across the main floor are generally unobstructed towards the central stage, though density of crowds can, as expected, affect visibility further from the front. The venue typically lacks extensive tiered seating, offering instead a more communal, unhindered concert experience. The building’s heritage as a bustling public market lends a utilitarian grandeur to the space, with minimal architectural embellishments in the main hall, focusing instead on volume and functionality.
The Live Experience & Current Schedule
Entering the Georg Elser Halle typically involves a clear ingress process from Klosterwall, leading into a spacious foyer area equipped with multiple bars and merchandise points. The standing pit experience is central to the venue's appeal, fostering an energetic crowd atmosphere for rock, pop, and electronic acts. Patrons can expect a dynamic environment, with proximity to the stage contingent on arrival time and crowd movement. With 2 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £78.98. The next confirmed event on the calendar is Apsilon on 30th October 2026.
How do I get to Georg Elser Halle, Hamburg?
Georg Elser Halle is at Feldstraße 66, 20359 Hamburg, Germany. Open in Google Maps
By train and tube
The Georg Elser Halle is conveniently accessible by train, with the nearest major station being Hamburg Hauptbahnhof. This central hub is located approximately 2.5 kilometres from the venue, a manageable walk of about 30-40 minutes, or a very short public transport ride. Hamburg Hauptbahnhof is a nexus for numerous German ICE (Intercity-Express), IC (Intercity), and regional train lines, making it exceptionally well-connected to major cities across Germany and Europe. Frequent services operate from cities such as Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, and Copenhagen, with journey times varying from under two hours from Berlin to around seven hours from Copenhagen. The station itself is a modern facility offering extensive amenities, including ticket offices, information desks, retail outlets, restaurants, and comprehensive accessibility services for travellers with reduced mobility, ensuring a smooth start and end to your journey to the Georg Elser Halle.
By bus
For bus travel to the Georg Elser Halle, several convenient stops are located within easy reach. Key bus stops near the venue include 'Steindamm' and 'Lange Reihe', served by a multitude of bus routes. Prominent route numbers such as the 2, 5, and 15 frequently pass through these stops, connecting the venue to diverse neighbourhoods across Hamburg, including the bustling city centre, the vibrant St. Georg district, and further afield residential areas. For late-night travel, Hamburg's public transport system offers several night bus routes, typically operating on weekends, which can provide access until the early hours. Journey times from the main city centre, such as Rathausmarkt, are generally short, usually around 10-15 minutes by bus. The primary local transport operator responsible for these routes is the Hamburger Verkehrsverbund (HVV), which manages an integrated network of buses, U-Bahn, and S-Bahn services.
By car and parking
Driving to the Georg Elser Halle is straightforward, with easy access from Hamburg's major arterial routes. If approaching from the A1 or A24 motorways, follow signs towards the city centre (Centrum) and then navigate towards the St. Georg district. For GPS navigation systems, we recommend using the postcode area associated with the venue. Parking is available in several nearby car parks and on-street options. Expect hourly rates in public garages to be approximately €2-€4, with daily maximums ranging from €20-€30, though event pricing may vary. Some dedicated event parking may be available closer to the venue, especially during major concerts. While dedicated park and ride facilities are less common directly adjacent to the hall, utilizing the wider HVV park and ride network at U-Bahn or S-Bahn stations on the outskirts and completing the journey via public transport is a viable alternative. Accessible parking spaces are typically available in the closest multi-storey car parks and should be confirmed in advance.
Accessibility
The Georg Elser Halle is committed to ensuring accessibility for all visitors. The venue features step-free access at its main entrances, and internal lifts provide access to all levels and seating areas, facilitating wheelchair users. Accessible toilet facilities are clearly marked and available throughout the building. For attendees with hearing impairments, induction loop systems are usually in place in key areas, and information regarding their availability for specific events can be obtained from the venue's information desk. Assistance animals are welcome within the venue. While specific companion care facilities may not be listed, staff are trained to provide assistance and support to visitors requiring extra help. Accessible parking spaces are reserved in nearby car parks, and designated drop-off points are available close to the main entrance for easier access. Visitors are encouraged to contact the venue in advance to discuss any specific accessibility needs.
Entry and security
The main entrance to Markthalle, and by extension Georg Elser Halle, is clearly marked on Klosterwall. Queue arrangements are typically efficient, managed by staff outside the building. Patrons should anticipate standard security checks, including bag searches. Large bags and backpacks may be subject to restrictions or require coat-check storage. Arriving 30-45 minutes before the advertised door time is advisable to navigate entry procedures smoothly.