Kulturhaus 73 Lively programme for everyone

CITY AREA PORTRAIT Sternschanze & Karoviertel

The two districts around Schanzenstraße and Schulterblatt are always in motion. Here, it is colourful and lively, and it has become much fancier in the last few years. Still, the district in the borough of Altona has preserved much of its rough, leftist-alternative nonconformism.
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Weird, quirky, beautiful! Schmidts TIVOLI

At Schmidts Tivoli on Spielbudenplatz, the heartbeat of the Reeperbahn comes alive. Visitors from all over Germany come to experience imaginative musical productions, dazzling revues, comedy stars and concerts in one of Hamburg’s most beautiful theatre venues. Since opening on 1 September 1991, the theatre has offered a diverse programme and a unique atmosphere – with 612 seats that bring the audience close to the action. Always new, always good: Die Heiße Ecke - Das St. Pauli Musical provides entertaining entertainment and also Oberaffengeil - a wild trip through the 80s and 90s puts you in a good mood.

As a dinner theatre, Schmidts Tivoli serves drinks and snacks directly to your seat – before the show, during the interval and afterwards – for a perfect night out at the theatre.

Planetarium

The Hamburg Planetarium is probably the most advanced planetarium on your home planet! Under the dome of the hall is assembled a "multimedia orchestra" that is unique in the world, immersing visitors in a cosmic, all-around environment of images, sound and live performance...
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Theater history is written here Schmidt Theater

Original musicals, bold comedy, and quirky shows – the name “Schmidt” stands for top-notch entertainment right on Germany’s most famous street: the Reeperbahn. When the curtain first rose at the Schmidt Theater on August 8, 1988, few believed the “offbeat stage” would last. Over 35 years later, the Schmidt is a beloved part of Hamburg’s cultural scene.

At Spielbudenplatz, hospitality is part of the experience: drinks and light snacks are served right at your seat in the auditorium. The theatre’s foyer bar is a café by day and a nightspot by evening – ideal for coffee and cake in the afternoon, a glass of wine before the show, or cocktails and long drinks late at night. A place where theatre fans, night owls, and artists meet.

Upstairs, Restaurant Reep serves hearty North German cuisine – fresh, regional, and with a view of the Reeperbahn.