Freizeitheim Linden

Windheimstraße 4,
30451 Hannover

Bereich Stadtteilkultur

Freizeitheim Linden

FZH-Linden@Hannover-Stadt.de

+49 511 168-44897

+49 511 168-43239

Opening hours

08:00 to 22:00

Tue

08:00 to 22:00

Fri

08:00 to 22:00

10:00 till 18:00

Conference area

Room 18: 100 people (193 m²), Room 7: 186 people (156 m²) – each equipped with a built-in projector

Meeting rooms

9 different large meeting rooms—details available upon request

Equipment

Flexible projector available for rooms without a permanently installed projector

Accessibility Information

Wheelchair-accessible elevator to the basement and upper floor; wheelchair-accessible restrooms

Train stop

Line 10 - "Ungerstraße" stop

Bus stop

Line 700 - "Ungerstraße" stop

Parking

Fred-Grube-Platz at the FZH with parking disk and in Windheimstraße

Description

The Freizeitheim was opened in 1961 as the first meeting center of its kind and the largest in Germany.

Today, the Linden Recreation Center promotes and supports cultural activities in the Linden and Limmer neighborhoods. In addition, it carries out extensive work in the areas of integration, education, and neighborhood culture, and serves as a place for people from different countries to come together.