Hallmann Dome

1100 Wien, Favoriten, Gutheil-Schoder-Gasse 9
1100 Wien, Favoriten, Gutheil-Schoder-Gasse 9

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History and architectural features

  • Opening: November 12, 1984.
  • Original name: Matsumae Budocenter (later Admiral Dome)
  • Architect: Franz Richard Schnabel
  • Original function: Center for Japanese martial arts (Budokan-Europacenter)
  • Architectural style: The octagonal floor plan and Japanese roof give the building its distinctive appearance.
  • Financing: The construction was supported by Tōkai University in Japan, and the land was provided by the city. 

Capacity and facilities

  • Capacity:
    • Concerts: approx. 1,399 people
    • Fixed arena seating: 934 people
  • Area: 2,151 m²
  • Layout:
    • Approximately 1,000 fixed arena-style seats
    • VIP section and artists' dressing rooms
  • Modern equipment: Sound and lighting technology, sports flooring, FIBA-certified basketball court.

Current functions and events

  • Main profile:
    • Sports events (e.g., basketball – home court of BC Hallmann Vienna)
    • Concerts, cultural events, exhibitions
    • Martial arts competitions (Vendetta Fight Nights)
  • Upcoming events:
    • 05.12.2025: Aco Pejović concert
    • 13.12.2025: Vendetta 48 – large-scale combat sports gala
    • 10.01.2026: Poizi & Meltem Hayirli & Onur Suygun concert.
  • Nearby facilities:
    • Austria Trend Hotel (195 rooms)
    • Golf club and indoor sports facilities
    • ATM, parking facilities. 

What makes it special?

The Hallmann Dome is not just a sports hall, but a multifunctional event center that combinesJapanese architectural traditions with modern European event technology. It is an ideal venue for concerts, sporting events, conferences, and cultural programs.