General information about Vredenburg Utrecht

Because of construction and renovation work on its original building in the city center, Vredenburg will have two locations in Utrecht until 2013: Vredenburg Leidsche Rijn and Vredenburg Leeuwenbergh. Primarily large-scale concerts will be given in Vredenburg Leidsche Rijn. Vredenburg Leeuwenbergh will serve as a recital hall.
  

Overview of Vredenburg Leidsche Rijn

Vredenburg Leidsche Rijn meets the most up-to-date standards of acoustics and comfort for performers and the public.- located in the heart of metropolitan Utrecht

• 1,548 seats (or 1,000 seats 1,000 with standing room for 1,000)
  
• two spacious foyers
  
• good acoustics and perfect view of the podium from throughout the hall
  
• easily accessible with personal or public transportation
  
• about 700 parking spaces (free of charge)
  

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Vredenburg Leeuwenbergh

Vredenburg Leeuwenbergh presents unamplified chamber music, jazz and world music concerts. But there is also room for experimental music and young talent. Vredenburg Leeuwenbergh can accommodate 250 people. The Leeuwenbergh was built in 1567 as a hostel to isolate plague victims, though it was never served in that capacity. It was used by the French army and the university, and for a time served as a church.

Vredenburg Leeuwenbergh lies in the city center of Utrecht. A walk to the venue from Central Station passes through the old center of Utrecht and takes about twenty minutes. There is a parking garage nearby on the Kruisstraat and a bus (line 2, the Museumkwartier loop) stops not even a five-minute walk from the Leeuwenbergh. 

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Ticket sales

Central box office
Address: Utrechts Uitburo, Domplein 9
Open: Monday till friday 10.00-18.00 hr., saturday 10.00-17.00 hr. and sunday 12.00-17.00 hr
Box office telephone: (030) 2314544
Central box office e-mail: info@vredenburg.nl
 

Box office Post address
Postbus 550
3500 AN Utrecht
 

The box office opens 45 minutes before the beginning of the concert or introduction.