Mannheim National Theater
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Mannheim National Theater

Germany's oldest municipal theater, founded in 1779, the venue of the premiere of Schiller's "The Robbers".

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The Mannheim National Theater was founded in 1779 and is regarded as the oldest municipal theater in Germany. It gained fame in 1782 with the premiere of Friedrich Schiller's "The Robbers", which is why Mannheim is known as the city of Schiller. Today the four-division house brings opera, drama, ballet and children's and youth theater together under one roof. During the renovation of its main building, the theater also performs at alternative venues across the city. As a cultural institution, the National Theater has shaped Mannheim's stage life for over two centuries.

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Frequently asked questions

Which district is Mannheim National Theater in?

Mannheim National Theater is located in the City Center / The Squares district of Mannheim.

How much does a visit to Mannheim National Theater cost?

According to this entry, from 15 EUR. As stated by the operator, as of July 2026.