Große Freiheit 36 Hamburg

GROSSE FREIHEIT 36, often referred to simply as "Große Freiheit" or "Die Freiheit" by Hamburgers, is a famous club in Hamburg. The club's address - Große Freiheit 36 - has become so iconic that it is practically synonymous with the entire street. Since its opening in 1985, the club has had a significant impact on the cultural image of the city and is associated with special memories for many visitors.

Artists and bands from all over the world took the stage here and gave unforgettable performances. Neil Young, Robbie Williams, Pearl Jam, Die Fantastischen Vier, Westernhagen are just a few who have performed here since 1985. GROSSE FREIHEIT 36 has undoubtedly made music history and continues to do so.

The history of the club is closely connected with the legendary STAR CLUB, which was located diagonally opposite and helped the Beatles gain world fame. After the closure of the Star Club, its successor, so to speak, was the GROSSE FREIHEIT 36 club, which became an integral part of Hamburg's club culture.

Initially, Große Freiheit 36 was the location of the entertainment establishment HIPPODROM, which became famous thanks to the films of Hans Albers. After World War II, the building went through various phases before Karl-Hermann Günther opened the club in 1985. Although the club was initially viewed with skepticism, it quickly grew into a popular venue with a varied music program.

GROSSE FREIHEIT 36 is known for its legendary concerts and variety of musical genres. From newcomers to established stars, there's something for every musical taste. Club culture has a long tradition here, and GROSSE FREIHEIT 36 remains an important part of Hamburg's vibrant music scene.

Capacity: up to 1600 people