Tonhalle Düsseldorf Concerts 2024-2025

magnificent buildings and structures made European civilization recognized throughout the world, this time I took the time to go out for a while in this area and it was very nice

It's a cute concert hall. Downstairs you sit in a sort of mini amphitheatre while waiting for the concert which is also cute.

Don’t attempt to park nearby on an event day. The only on-site parking here is for the handicapped. If you absolutely must then the parking is along the harbour- Rheinterasse Parking.. It’s a very long parking area with plenty of spots available. Make sure to prepay otherwise plan to get stuck for hours. The venue is beautiful- makes you feel like you’re at an important affair. Design and architecture is immaculate with beautiful accessible wings to your seating area. Once seated you can’t get up during the show unless you’re willing to disturb the whole row of audiences. I have to although say that I wasn’t struck by any eyebrow raising sound quality as I expected but it was good enough. Probably a live orchestra would a decider for that. During breaks they only serve bretzels, alcoholic beverages and soft drinks. Cash only. Restaurant on the other side does accept cards and offers a bit more than bretzels. Queues for toilets are exceptionally long. Cloakrooms are free.

Even seated at the corner of the rang, the acoustics of the music and view of the architecture were still fascinating. I arrived late and couldn’t came in the hall for the first half, but all around the building, at the bar, in the hall, even in the toilet, the live audio system made my late arrival not too pitiful!

A unique concert venue in what used to be a planetarium. In spite of it's large capacity (about 1800 listeners), one never feels far from the stage and gets to feel the concert from up close. A must.