You got a guy™ for venue tickets

Ringlokschuppen - Mulheim Tickets

Now selling

Upcoming Events at Ringlokschuppen - Mulheim

Loading current ticket availability

The venue

About Ringlokschuppen - Mulheim

Ringlokschuppen Ruhr is a historic cultural venue housed in a 19th-century locomotive shed, located at Am Schloß Broich 38, 45479 Mülheim an der Ruhr. Inside, you’ll find four indoor stages plus an outdoor Drehscheibe (open-air) stage set in MüGa-Park. The venue hosts acclaimed events like RuhrTriennale, Mölheimer Stücke, Shiny Toys Festival, and urban arts projects, making it a cornerstone of the Ruhr region’s cultural scene.

Seating and capacity vary by show, with no single fixed seating chart published. We recommend checking the specific event page for seating details and to secure your seats for the performance you want.

We’ve got you covered with practical details on parking, transit options, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan a smooth night out.

Parking: There are 200 illuminated parking spaces directly behind Ringlokschuppen Ruhr. Additional parking is available at Stadthalle, which offers over 1,000 spaces nearby.

Transit: The nearest tram stop is Schloß Broich. It’s roughly a 20-minute walk from Mülheim (Ruhr) Hauptbahnhof. For quicker access, you can take two subway stops from Mülheim Hbf on lines 102 or 901 to reach a nearby stop, then walk to the venue.

Venue layout: The venue combines four indoor stages and an open-air Drehscheibe stage in MüGa-Park. Seating configuration changes per event, so secure your seats based on the specific show you’re attending. No universal seating chart is published for all shows.

Nearby hotels: Within walking distance you’ll find Hotel KOCKS am Mühlenberg and Hotel Am Schloss Broich. These options provide convenient stays when attending Ringlokschuppen Ruhr events, making for an easy post-show stroll back to your room.

Nearby dining: There are several dining options within easy reach of the venue, including casual eateries and family-run restaurants in Mülheim’s Schloß Broich area. If you’re looking for reliable recommendations, consider local partners we’ve vetted for comfort, value, and proximity to the venue.

Notable events: Ringlokschuppen Ruhr has hosted the RuhrTriennale and Mölheimer Stücke collaborations, the Shiny Toys Festival, and a range of open-air cinema nights on the Drehscheibe. It’s a hub for contemporary arts, music, theater, and community programming.

Tickets and information: To secure seats, view a specific event page to learn about seating options, available price tiers, and accessibility accommodations. If you’re unsure about seating or accessibility, we can help guide you to the best options for your group.

About the venue: Ringlokschuppen Ruhr is the modern branding for this historic cultural venue, formerly known in some sources as Ringlokschuppen Mülheim. Its unique setting in a repurposed locomotive shed provides an atmospheric backdrop for diverse performances and urban arts showcases.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Am Schloß Broich 38, 45479 Mülheim an der Ruhr.
  • Venue type: Cultural venue inside a 19th-century locomotive shed; four indoor stages and an outdoor Drehscheibe (open-air) stage in MüGa-Park.
  • Capacity: varies by venue; no fixed public capacity published.
  • Seating chart: no public seating chart published; seating configuration is event-dependent.
  • Parking: 200 illuminated parking spaces directly behind Ringlokschuppen; Stadthalle parking nearby (over 1000 spaces).
  • Transit: Nearest stop is Schloß Broich; approx. 20-minute walk from Mülheim Hbf; two subway stops from Mülheim Hbf (lines 102 and 901).
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel KOCKS am Mühlenberg; Hotel Am Schloss Broich (both within walking distance of the Ringlokschuppen / Schloss Broich).
  • Notable events hosted: RuhrTriennale and Mölheimer Stücke collaborations; Shiny Toys Festival; open-air cinema on the Drehscheibe and related urban arts projects.
  • Renamed/ownership: currently branded Ringlokschuppen Ruhr; historically also referred to as Ringlokschuppen Mühilheim in older sources.