Do you smell that? It’s not fancy cologne. It’s the lingering ghost of vinegar that gives the Essigfabrik its name. Standing here, right by the Deutz Harbor, it’s hard to imagine this place once echoed with the pungent aroma of vinegar production. From 1913, the “Max Spiegelberg” company produced vinegar within these very walls. Today, the Essigfabrik has traded vinegar for vibrant melodies. It’s a renowned concert venue, a place where music legends like Nas and Kate Nash, and even metal giants like Fear Factory, have rocked the stage. This two-hall venue with its industrial charm, holding up to 1200 enthusiastic souls, has become a pilgrimage site for music lovers. The larger hall, a sprawling space of 635 square meters, has witnessed the electrifying energy of festivals like the Euroblast Festival and tours like the “Never Say Die!”. The Essigfabrik stands as a testament to Cologne’s ever-evolving spirit. It reminds us that even amidst the modern landscape, echoes of the past linger, adding their own unique flavor to the present.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to