Variable capacity up to 6700 seats. That is Salzburg Arena. This multi-functional hall stands in Liefering a district of Salzburg. It serves as a venue for concerts and sporting events. Flexible seating arrangements allow space for many people.
The Salzburg Arena opened on December 7 2003. The Vienna Philharmonic conducted by Nikolaus Harnoncourt performed.
The Salzburgarena boasts Western Austria’s largest wooden dome. It directly connects to the Messezentrum Salzburg via indoor access. This allows the combination of these two locations for events. Annually about 65 events take place at the Salzburgarena. These events attract more than 100000 visitors.
Let’s delve into some technical details. The total length of the Salzburgarena is 118.16 meters. The overall width excluding extensions is 89.38 meters. Including extensions it is 103.34 meters. The gross floor area covers 21068.05 square meters. The gross capacity amounts to 179399.11 cubic meters.
The Salzburgarena functions as a Blackbox. This means it has no daylight and no pillars.
Reaching the Salzburgarena is straightforward. Bus number 1 runs from the main station and the city center. Buses depart every 10 minutes. The bus stops directly in front of the main station.
The Salzburgarena is owned by Messezentrum Salzburg Ges.m.b.H. KSP Engel & Zimmermann were the architects. Emberger & Heuberger acted as the general contractor.
Did you know the Salzburgarena needs additional citations for verification? This was noted in August 2010.
The coordinates of the Salzburgarena are 47°49′31″N 13°01′40″E. This puts it precisely in Liefering.
The Salzburgarena stands as a testament to Salzburg’s commitment to culture and entertainment. It provides a versatile space for diverse events. Its unique architecture and convenient location make it a landmark. So next time you’re in Salzburg consider visiting. Experience the energy and excitement of an event at the Salzburg Arena.