Pariser Hoftheater

About

Located in the historic Spiegelgasse, the Pariser Hoftheater has been a cornerstone of Wiesbaden’s independent cultural scene since 1986. Originally founded by a group of artists and cultural activists, the theater occupies the former dining hall of the Pariser Hof and has evolved into a beloved stage for cabaret, comedy, music, and spoken word. With seating for just over 120 guests, the venue fosters a close connection between performers and audience, creating a warm and engaging atmosphere. Its program features a dynamic mix of local talent and touring acts, from satirical cabaret to musical evenings and literary readings. The theater also hosts dance events and community gatherings, reflecting its role as a social and artistic meeting point. Operated with passion and civic spirit, the Pariser Hoftheater continues to enrich Wiesbaden’s cultural life with humor, depth, and originality.

Wiesbaden Germany

Location

The Pariser Hoftheater is located at Spiegelgasse 9, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany, in the heart of the city’s old town. The theater is housed in a historic classicist building that once operated as a hotel in the 1850s and later became a cultural venue. It stands just a short walk—less than 500 meters—from the famous Kurhaus Wiesbaden, which is known for its grand architecture, casino, and the adjacent Kurpark. Nearby are also the Active Museum Spiegelgasse and a variety of cafes and restaurants, making the area a vibrant cultural and social hub. The theater shares its building with the Chez Mamie restaurant and is close to other key attractions like Wilhelmstraße shopping street and the Marktkirche church, providing visitors with a rich blend of entertainment and sightseeing options.