The Berolzheimerianum is a wonderful example of Art Nouveau architecture in Fürth
The building’s distinctive character is defined by a variety of window shapes, while the striking gable on the south side seamlessly integrates the flowing lines of Art Nouveau into the overall architecture of the building.
In 1904, Heinrich Berolzheimer, a Jewish pencil manufacturer and honorary citizen of the city of Fürth, commissioned the construction of this impressive building. For many decades, it served as a centre for public education and as a library, providing access to education and literature for workers. Among them was Hans Böckler, one of the founders of the German Trade Union Confederation.
The building has since been fully renovated and now houses the Comödie Fürth, a venue for numerous events.
The theatre accommodates 380 guests in the Great Hall on the upper floor, and 80 seats in the so-called Lachsalon on the ground floor. The building also houses the Grüner Brauhaus restaurant, named after the Fürth beer, as well as a bar and a summer garden.
Comödien-Platz 1
90762 Fürth
Deutschland
Phone: +49 911 / 749340
E-mail: info@comoedie.de
Website: www.comoedie.de
The ticket prices for performances at the Comödie Fürth and menu prices at the Grüner Brauhaus are available on the website.
Only a few metres from the Maxstraße bus stop. Also within walking distance to train, bus and underground connections at "Fürth Hauptbahnhof". For detailed information and departure times, please visit: www.vgn.de/en
The Berolzheimerianum also houses the Comödie Fürth, home to the famous comedians Waltraud (played by Martin Rassau) and Mariechen (played by Volker Heißmann), as well as the Grüner Brauhaus.
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