The Markthalle Hamburg is a building complex on Klosterwall in the Hammerbrook district of Hamburg near the main train station. It consists of the cultural and event center Markthalle as well as facilities of the Kunstmeile and is the seat of the Hamburger Kunstverein and the Kunsthaus Hamburg.
In the main building with its pointed roof, the event center Markthalle is located.
It consists of the Great Hall on the first floor for 1,000 visitors, where mostly concerts take place.
In the Art Room located under the roof, formerly also known as the Small Hall, for a maximum of 300 visitors, unplugged concerts, readings, club nights, children's parties, or record fairs take place.
The MarX, located on the east side at the level of the Great Hall with a window front facing the train tracks, is designed in a club-like manner. It accommodates a maximum of 200 spectators.
The 300 square meter Foyer also has a bar and snack bar. Access is via an external staircase and terrace on the first floor.
On the ground floor is the Kunsthaus Hamburg, with the basement of the building located on a slope reserved for technical facilities (backstage area, elevators).
In the northern annexes, other facilities of the art mile, such as the Galeriehaus Hamburg, as well as an antique market and a bag shop, are located.