Stadtpark Open Air
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Stadtpark Open Air
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Stadtpark Open Air
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Stadtpark Open Airs

Open air concert series in the Hamburg Stadtpark

The Hamburg Stadtpark is not only a paradise for joggers and dog owners. Music lovers also get their money's worth here every summer at the numerous open-air concerts.

For more than 40 years, the open-air stage in Hamburg's Stadtpark has been a firm institution in Hamburg's concert hall landscape. The location captivates with its romantic charm and offers every year from May to September about 100,000 to 150,000 visitors inside and visitors unique musical enjoyment.

Under the open sky, lined with picturesque trees, music enthusiasts can listen to their favorite artists in a relaxed atmosphere. The arena offers space for about 4,000 spectators, so that in the city park one gets the opportunity to experience music greats, who otherwise only perform in large halls, live in a personal ambience. The program is always colorfully mixed and offers national and international acts of various musical genres, so that jazz fans, rock music fans or hip hop enthusiasts are equally thrilled.

 

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