Horner Rennbahn in Hamburg is a place with a long history - and at the same time a stage for modern city life. Originally built for equestrian sports, the site has developed into one of Hamburg's most versatile open-air locations in recent years. History, music and festival feeling come together here.
People have been galloping at the Horner Rennbahn since 1869. The traditional venue in the east of Hamburg has been a fixture in German equestrian sport for decades. The highlight: the German Gallop Derby, which attracts over 20,000 visitors every year. It is still one of the most important gallop races in Europe today.
But the Horner Rennbahn has evolved: Where once the focus was exclusively on horses, today music, culture and community are at least as important.
In recent years, the site has increasingly been used for concerts and festivals - with great success. The spacious area in the middle of the city offers exactly what modern open-air venues need: space, good infrastructure and a special backdrop.
One thing is clear: Horner Rennbahn offers experiences that you won't soon forget!
Horner Rennbahn is located in the Horn district of Hamburg. You can easily reach the location by public transport. Simply take the U2 or U4 to the Horner Rennbahn stop, from there it's just a few minutes' walk. The address is: Rennbahnstraße 96, 22111 Hamburg.
In addition to the BMW Derby, which is well-known among horse and sports fans, cool musical events take place at the racecourse, such as the Only Love Open Air or the Water is Right Festival. Big German acts such as K.I.Z, Deichkind and Seeed have already performed here. You can also visit the site for food festivals, open-air cinema and social cultural projects.
You can enjoy a delicious breakfast at Cafe Tante Emma until 3 pm. You can enjoy the sun on the terrace there. Otherwise you can get a hearty meal at the rustic Leo's pub near the racecourse.
In most cases: Yes! Especially for larger concerts and festivals at Horner Rennbahn Hamburg, tickets sell out quickly. You can get them best on the websites of the respective organizers or sometimes directly via Rausgegangen or other ticket portals.
So it's better to check early and secure your tickets before everything is sold out!
If you like open airs on large grounds, you can also check out the Stadtpark Open Air and the Trabrennbahn Bahrenfeld. Here, too, there are great concerts in a green setting! The Planten un Blomen music pavilion is an open-air stage where you can enjoy performances on a smaller scale - super sweet vibes!
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