Volkswagen Halle

Volkswagen Halle is a modern multi-purpose arena that has become one of Braunschweig’s key addresses for major concerts, sports nights, and large-scale shows. Thanks to its flexible seating and floor layouts, the hall adapts smoothly to different event formats, with a total capacity reaching around 8,000 guests—big enough for headline productions, yet intimate enough to keep the energy close to the stage.

Inside, you can expect a clear, well-organized layout, strong sightlines from most sections, and acoustics designed for events with full production. Visitors often appreciate the comfortable entry flow and the practical selection of drinks and snacks—ideal for quick breaks without missing the highlights.

For your arrival, head straight to: Europapl. 1, Braunschweig, Germany. Entrances are well signposted from Europaplatz, and the venue is easy to reach on foot from nearby stops (for example, Holzhof) or by car by following parking signage (access is commonly routed via Theodor-Heuss-Str.). For broader city transport options and getting around beyond the venue area, see the city information further down the page.

Braunschweig, known as the Lion City, blends a rich heritage with a modern urban pulse, making it a strong choice for major sports spectacles and standout concert nights. The atmosphere is lively yet comfortable and easy to navigate, so visitors quickly get their bearings and slip into the city’s rhythm. Beyond the events themselves, you’ll find a wide range of dining options and accommodation for different budgets—from central hotels to practical stays in calmer districts—making it simple to plan the whole trip.

A key advantage is smooth connectivity: local public transport by BSVG (trams and buses) covers the main parts of the city, while the regional integrated ticket system VRB helps keep journeys straightforward. If you arrive by rail, Braunschweig Hbf is the main hub with convenient links toward the centre and event areas, and for flights you can rely on Braunschweig-Wolfsburg Airport (BWE) as well as the larger Hannover-Langenhagen Airport (HAJ). Thanks to this setup, getting to venues and stadiums such as Volkswagen Halle or Eintracht-Stadion is typically quick and hassle-free, without complicated logistics.

To round out the experience, it’s worth exploring before or after the show: stroll around Burgplatz, step into St. Blasii Cathedral and the area around Dankwarderode Castle, then head to the charming Magniviertel with its cafés and historic feel. Another highlight is walking along the Oker River, which naturally frames the city centre and gives Braunschweig a relaxed yet urban backdrop—ideal for photos and a short breather before heading home.