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About Comoedienhaus Wilhelmsbad - Hanau

Welcome to Comoedienhaus Wilhelmsbad in Hanau, a historic Baroque theatre tucked inside Wilhelmsbad State Park. With seating for 211 (Parkett + Balkon), this venue has hosted renowned events like Wilhelmsbader Kammerkonzerte and the Hanauer Kultursommer. While renovations are underway (Summer 2025 onward), programming for 2025/26 is temporarily hosted at Congress Park Hanau (CPH). We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby places to stay and dine while you plan your visit.

During the renovation period, check our listings for available shows at CP Hanau and keep an eye on official updates from Wilhelmsbad. For a local experience, consider nearby hotels such as Best Western Premier Hotel Villa Stokkum and Hotel Zur Linde Hanau-Steinheim for convenient stays. We’ll connect you with trusted partners for hotels and restaurants to complement your event plans. Secure your seats early and enjoy a seamless, no-fuss ticket experience with your trusted connection in live events.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 211 seats (Parkett + Balkon).
  • Address: Parkpromenade 1, 63454 Hanau.
  • Venue type: Historic Baroque theatre located in Wilhelmsbad State Park.
  • Seating chart: Sitzplan shows Parkett and Balkon (211 seats).
  • Status: Closed for renovation since Summer 2025; 2025/26 programming temporarily at Congress Park Hanau (CPH).
  • Parking: Ample parking along Wilhelmsbader Allee; public parking nearby.
  • Transit: Wilhelmsbad Bahnhof within a short walk (about 7 minutes).
  • Nearby hotels: Best Western Premier Hotel Villa Stokkum (Steinheim), Hotel Zur Linde Hanau-Steinheim (Steinheim).
  • Notable events hosted: Wilhelmsbader Kammerkonzerte, Wilhelmsbader Sommernacht, Wilhelmsbader Kinderkulturfest, Hanauer Kultursommer; world premiere: Dürrenmatt, Die Panne (13 Sep 1979).
  • Renamed/demolished: Not demolished; venue is temporarily closed for renovation and programming shifted to CP Hanau.