Erfurt Theatre
The new building of the Theatre Erfurt opened in 2003 and may be counted among the most modern venues in Europe. There are around 480 events each year: operas, operettas, festive concerts, ambitious plays and more. The Domstufenfestspiele has also made a resounding name for itself far beyond the boundaries of Thuringia and Germany.
Offers for: Wheelchair drivers, People with a disability in walking, Aurally-impaired people
Erfurt Theatre
- Wheelchair user
- Walking handicapped person
- Learning-disabled
- Family with little Children
- Elderly people
- Depth people
Erfurt Theatre
Theaterplatz 1
99084 Erfurt
Telephone: +49 (0) 361 / 22 33 155
Telefax +49 (0) 361 / 22 33 167
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