Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
The Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle is Stuttgart’s premier indoor arena, renowned for its versatility, scale, and cultural significance. Opened in 1983 and located in the NeckarPark district, the hall accommodates up to 15,000 guests and has hosted everything from international concerts and sporting events to corporate gatherings and trade fairs. Its 4,000-square-meter interior and adaptable stage configurations make it ideal for events ranging from the Stuttgart German Masters equestrian tournament to performances by global music icons. Named after Hanns Martin Schleyer, a controversial figure in post-war Germany, the venue reflects both historical complexity and modern ambition. A major renovation in 2006 modernized its technical infrastructure, ensuring it remains a top-tier destination for entertainment and business. With its central location and seamless integration into Stuttgart’s event landscape, the Schleyer-Halle continues to be a cornerstone of the city’s cultural and sporting life.
Stuttgart GermanyThe Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle is located at Mercedesstraße 69 in the Bad Cannstatt district of Stuttgart, within the vibrant NeckarPark sports and event area. This multifunctional arena is situated near the Porsche Arena and the Mercedes-Benz Arena, making it part of one of Stuttgart’s primary entertainment complexes. The hall is easily accessible by public transport, with nearby S-Bahn stations including Bad Cannstatt and NeckarPark (Mercedes-Benz). The surrounding area features extensive parking facilities and is close to the Cannstatter Wasen fairgrounds. Nearby attractions include the historic Bad Cannstatt district, known for its thermal baths and vine-covered hills, and the scenic Neckar River promenade, offering pleasant walking routes along the water.
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