Tschaikowsky-Saal - Hamburg

In the location's words:

The Tchaikovsky Hall is the central room of the eponymous house, which opened in December 2014. The name of the great Russian composer is program and obligation. We see ourselves as guardians and mediators of traditional Russian culture. But our vision goes far beyond this task. Germany and Russia look back on long and rich cultural ties. We want to make the Tchaikovsky Hall a place of encounters where living culture is conveyed - directly, traditionally, innovatively. We want to offer a colorful and diverse program and discover new things. We look forward equally to big names and up-and-coming artists, to children's projects and thematic lectures. In 2011, the square in front of the Russian Orthodox Church of St. John of Kronstadt and part of the street "Vor dem Holstentor" were renamed "Tchaikovsky Square". It was a sign of recognition of the composer's enormous cultural importance and a reminder of his affection for Hamburg. It was only logical that the Tchaikovsky House opened its doors on this square in December 2014. The heart of the intellectual-cultural and educational center is Tchaikovsky Hall. This content has been machine translated.