Visitors

Centrium Hattersheim - The cultural space for everyone

A center for culture and encounters

The Centrium Hattersheim is a unique venue that offers space for culture, art and community. From concerts and theater to readings - the Kulturforum e.V. organizes a varied programme for all generations. The modern architecture creates an open, inviting environment that makes every event a special experience.

Arrival

Hattersheim am Main is conveniently located in the heart of the Rhine-Main region and is easily accessible by car as well as by public transport. The town is well connected via the A66 and A3 highways and the B40 federal highway. Hattersheim train station offers regular connections to Frankfurt, Wiesbaden and Mainz. From the station, you can reach the Centrium in a few minutes on foot or by bus.

Parking

Around 120 free parking spaces are available for visitors at the Centrium directly next to the Stadthalle. This means you can enjoy your event stress-free without having to worry about parking fees.

Free WLAN for visitors

Stay online during your stay at the Centrium: Use the free WiFi provided by the city of Hattersheim am Main. Simply connect to the WiFi4EU_StadtHattersheim network and surf the web at no extra cost.

Accessibility

The Centrium attaches great importance to inclusion and accessibility in order to ensure a pleasant stay for all guests.

For people with walking disabilities and wheelchair users:

All double doors to the event rooms are 1.40 m wide, the library room has a door width of 90 cm (inside dimension).
Three disabled parking spaces are available. By prior arrangement, it is also possible to drive directly to the forecourt to reach the ramp.
A ramp leads to the main entrance and the restaurant.
The toilets are wheelchair accessible: automatic door opening, assistance button, grab handle on the toilet, door width 90 cm.

For people with hearing impairments and deaf people:

Discover Hattersheim am Main

Hattersheim am Main is a lively town with around 28,500 inhabitants in the Main-Taunus district in southern Hesse. Centrally located between Frankfurt, Mainz and Wiesbaden, the town offers a successful mix of urban flair and rural idyll.

Sights and excursion destinations

Rosarium Hattersheim: A beautiful rose garden with over 6,500 rose plants, a reminder of the long tradition of rose growing in Hattersheim.
Hattersheim Town Museum: In the former Sarotti workshop building, visitors can learn more about the town and industrial history as well as archaeological finds from the region.
St. Martinus Church: An impressive neo-Romanesque church with Art Nouveau elements, built in 1914/15.
Eddersheim barrage: A technical monument from the 1930s that is now a popular destination for walkers and cyclists.

events

Hattersheim Classics Days: At the end of May, the city center is transformed into a paradise for classic car fans with over 2,000 historic vehicles.
City center festival "Hattersheim goes (R)out": On the first Saturday in July, this festival offers music, cabaret and hands-on activities for the whole family.
Wäldchesfest: Since 1950, this traditional festival has been held at Whitsun in Okrifteler Wäldchen and attracts thousands of visitors.
Fishing festival: On the second weekend in August, the people of Eddersheim celebrate the fishing festival with a traditional fishing tournament on the Main.
Christmas market: On the 3rd Advent, the old town is transformed into an atmospheric Christmas market with around 140 stalls.

Further information can be found on the official website of the town of Hattersheim am Main: www.hattersheim.de

Restaurant visit in the Stadthalle

Gastronomy between origin and zeitgeist

Spondé is a Greek-inspired restaurant where traditional regional dishes are interpreted in a modern way. Inspired by our gastronomic heritage, Spondé combines modern cooking with Greek hospitality.

Look forward to changing, seasonal dishes prepared with fresh ingredients - many of them directly from Greece. Our chefs reinterpret Greek cuisine and surprise you with authentic herbs and flavors.

Our exquisite wine selection also takes you into the world of Greek grape varieties. Because wine was already a divine drink in ancient Greece - and we can't do without it! The Greek meal is more than just food: it is an occasion and a spark for conviviality, joie de vivre and happiness.