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Amsterdam UnlockedConcertgebouw
A concert hall dating from 1888, with a Main Hall of nearly 2,000 seats and a smaller Recital Hall, staging classical, jazz, pop and electronic live shows.
The room
- CapacityAround 1,974
- RoomConcert hall
- SettingIndoor
- WhereZuid
Concertgebouwplein 10, 1071 LN, AmsterdamWebsite →Instagram →
About the room
- Known for
- Classical concerts, including the Concertgebouw Orchestra, alongside jazz, pop and electronic live shows in an 1888 Main Hall and a smaller Recital Hall, both built around their acoustics.
- Regular hours
- Concerts on most days, mainly evenings; box office opens Mon to Fri from 17:00 and Sat and Sun from 10:00 on concert days, closed on days without a concert
- Open since
- 1888
- Price range
- €€€
- Accessibility
- Lifts go to the Recital Hall and the Main Hall balconies, and both halls have seats reserved for wheelchair users and a companion; call the box office ahead to match a seat to your wheelchair. Wheelchairs can be borrowed in the entrance hall, infrared headsets and hearing aid receivers are available at the cloakrooms, and there are seven disabled parking spaces by the main entrance. Guide dogs are welcome.
- Phone
- +31 20 671 8345
The shows
See them in the calendar →Wednesday Oct 21
Doors 20:15
Kara-Lis Coverdale & Lia Kohl
Saturday Oct 24
Doors 21:00
Christian Löffler & Adna live
Adna · Christian Löffler
Good to know
- Paying
- Card only
- Bags
- Large objects are not allowed in the halls; folding bikes are not accepted anywhere in the building.
- Coat check
- Cloakroom; the venue asks guests to leave coats, umbrellas and other items there.
- Dress code
- No dress code unless the concert page states one.
- Parking
- Q-Park Museumplein is a 1 min walk, under the square, €1.60 to €3.25 per 15 minutes (about €6.40 to €13 an hour), €60 day maximum.
- Nearest transit
- Tram 5 or 12 Concertgebouw, 1 min walk; tram 2 Museumplein, 4 min walk
1,950 is the Main Hall figure on the venue's halls page; its concert rental page lists the Main Hall at 1,971 to 1,974 seats, and the Recital Hall holds about 430. Hall doors generally open 40 minutes before a concert.
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Getting there
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- Where is Concertgebouw?
- Concertgebouw is at Concertgebouwplein 10, 1071 LN, Amsterdam, in Zuid.
- What's on at Concertgebouw during ADE 2026?
- 2 shows, across 2 days (Oct 21 to 25): Kara-Lis Coverdale & Lia Kohl; Christian Löffler & Adna live.
- What are Concertgebouw's regular hours?
- Concerts on most days, mainly evenings; box office opens Mon to Fri from 17:00 and Sat and Sun from 10:00 on concert days, closed on days without a concert. Event nights can run longer, so check the show.
- How many people does Concertgebouw hold?
- Around 1,974 people.
- Is there a dress code at Concertgebouw?
- No dress code unless the concert page states one.
- Is there parking at Concertgebouw?
- Q-Park Museumplein is a 1 min walk, under the square, €1.60 to €3.25 per 15 minutes (about €6.40 to €13 an hour), €60 day maximum.
- Does Concertgebouw take cards?
- Card only.
- How do you get to Concertgebouw?
- Nearest transit: Tram 5 or 12 Concertgebouw, 1 min walk; tram 2 Museumplein, 4 min walk.