Laeiszhalle Hire Hall plans, technical equipment, price lists – overview of the Laeiszhalle’s hiring terms and conditions

Grand Hall

Music history is constantly being written in the Grand Hall by some of the world’s most famous artists, and has been ever since it opened in 1908. The neo-baroque concert hall offers excellent acoustics in an extraordinary environment for large symphonic concerts and diverse performances. A particular attraction is the hall’s unique glass ceiling.

Please note: The organ cannot be played until further notice.

Laeiszhalle Grand Hall
Laeiszhalle Grand Hall © Daniel Dittus
Laeiszhalle Grand Hall Laeiszhalle Grand Hall © Daniel Dittus
Laeiszhalle Grand Hall Laeiszhalle Grand Hall © Daniel Dittus
Laeiszhalle Grand Hall Laeiszhalle Grand Hall © Gilles Alonso
Laeiszhalle Main Foyer Laeiszhalle Main Foyer © Thies Rätzke
Laeiszhalle Cloakroom Foyer Laeiszhalle Cloakroom Foyer © Thies Raetzke

Technical Details

Recital Hall

The Recital Hall is one of Hamburg’s most resonant music halls and is suitable for instrumental and vocal concerts of small instrumentation. The small concert hall was refitted after the Second World War and belongs to a very small group of concert halls that have an authentically preserved 1950s design.

Laeiszhalle Recital Hall Laeiszhalle Recital Hall © Thies Rätzke
Laeiszhalle Recital Hall Laeiszhalle Recital Hall © Thies Rätzke
Laeiszhalle Recital Hall Laeiszhalle Recital Hall © Thies Rätzke
Laeiszhalle Recital Hall Cloakroom Laeiszhalle Recital Hall Cloakroom © Thies Rätzke
Laeiszhalle Recital Hall Foyer Laeiszhalle Recital Hall Foyer © Thies Rätzke

Technical Details

Brahms Foyer

The beautiful and festive foyer space on the first floor wonderfully accommodates chamber music concerts, receptions, film and photography shoots. In addition, the Brahms Foyer is the gastronomic centre of the Laeiszhalle, where the audience meets to enjoy refreshments during the intermission, before and after concerts at the built-in bar. The neo-baroque hall adds a certain elegance to every event and owes its name to the marble sculpture of Johannes Brahms, which was created in 1909 by the Leipzig artist Max Klinger.

Laeiszhalle Brahms Foyer Laeiszhalle Brahms Foyer © Thies Rätzke
Laeiszhalle Brahms Foyer Laeiszhalle Brahms Foyer © Thies Rätzke
Laeiszhalle Brahms Foyer Laeiszhalle Brahms Foyer © Thies Rätzke
Laeiszhalle Brahms Foyer Laeiszhalle Brahms Foyer © Thies Rätzke
Laeiszhalle Brahms Foyer Laeiszhalle Brahms Foyer © Thies Rätzke

Technical Details

Terms of Hire

Contact

Anja Böhler, Claudia Nethge and Denise Ahrendt
Elbphilharmonie und Laeiszhalle Betriebsgesellschaft mbH
Platz der Deutschen Einheit 4
20457 Hamburg
Germany

Booking enquiries are accepted by email at vermietung@elbphilharmonie.de.