Tafelhalle is a cultural and production venue in Nuremberg created through the conversion of a former screw-manufacturing hall within the historic Tafelwerk industrial complex. Its industrial architecture and preserved factory character are combined with modern entrance and performance spaces, giving the venue a distinctive blend of industrial heritage and contemporary culture. The main theatre hall accommodates more than 500 visitors, while Tafelhalle serves as an important stage for music, contemporary dance, theatre, cabaret, festivals and guest productions.
Inside, visitors will find the main auditorium, a rehearsal stage and a spacious foyer with a theatre café. The technical facilities and configuration of the venue are designed for different types of performances, ranging from concerts to dance and theatre productions, while the relatively intimate scale of the auditorium creates a close connection between the audience and the stage. The theatre café in the foyer offers a selection of drinks before performances and during intervals, and the foyer itself is also used for readings, lectures and smaller concerts.
The venue is located at Äußere Sulzbacher Str. 62, Nuremberg, Germany. Tram line 8 stops at Tafelhalle station immediately beside the venue, making it straightforward to reach the entrance. Parking spaces around Tafelhalle are limited, while designated spaces and lift access from the parking area are available for visitors with reduced mobility. For broader information about travelling around Nuremberg and connections with other parts of the city, see the transport details further down the page.